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Autor: Delgado, Melvin
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CONTENTS
Preface ix
Acknowledgments xi
SECTION 1 Definitions, Values, and Principles
1. Introduction 3
2. Definitions, History, Elements, and Boundaries 17
3. Values and Principles Underpinning Asset Assessments 69
4. Rewards, Challenges, and Ethical Dilemmas in Undertaking
Community Asset Assessments 83
SECTION 2 Analytical Framework, Methods, and Mapping
5. Analytical Framework for Undertaking Assessments 107
6. Community Asset Assessment Methods 125
7. Community Mapping Strategies 151
8. Reporting Findings 181
SECTION 3 Lessons from the Field of Practice
9. Asset Assessments and Youth 193
10. Asset Assessments and Latino Communities 209
11. Asset Assessments and Community Gardens 221
SECTION 4 Future Rewards and Challenges
12. Epilogue 235
References 239
Index 283
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| contents | Introduction -- Definitions, history, elements and boundaries -- Values and principles underpinning asset assessments -- Rewards, challenges and ethical dilemmas in undertaking community asset assessments -- Analytical framework for undertaking assessments -- Community asset assessment methods -- Community mapping strategies -- Reporting findings -- Asset assessments and youth -- Asset assessments and Latino communities -- Asset assessments and community gardens -- Epilogue "The role and importance of assessment in development of health and social services are well accepted in the field, and represent the fundamental building blocks for the creation of any form of social intervention. Need assessments are, without question, the most common form of assessment in these fields. They typically, however, result in a rather narrow view of a community that stresses disease risk profiles and lists of various social problem categories. Nevertheless, unlike needs assessments, asset assessments bring a range of factors and considerations to the creation of an intervention that are guided by participatory democratic principles and processes. Although need assessments can also be guided by participatory principles, they generally are professionally-driven and do not stress capacity enhancement in the process. Asset assessments' emphasis on participatory democracy sufficiently distance themselves from their needs counterpart through the use of values, language used to communicate, and how research methods get conceptualized and carried out. Community asset assessments can be viewed as a goal; a strategy; a set of guiding principles; a method; and a process. These different perspectives make a consensus definition of a capital difficult to arrive at in both scholarly and practice realms. Consequently, it is best to view asset assessments from an evolutionary point of view in order to appreciate the variety of perspectives, tensions, and potential for achieving positive social change. In essence asset assessments are both an instrument of discovery as well as an intervention to achieve community change."--Publisher's website |
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