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WorksheetsWWC - Revision Week 12
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 4mins
The idea of 'community' underwent a major reformulation as a result of what?
World War 1
The Industrial Revolution
The Iron Age
Gemeinshaft refers to:
structures and relationships are implied by the concept of community? or
structures and relationships of mass society?
There are two primary methods of approaching community development. They are:
Needs-Based Community Development and Asset-Based Community Development
Gesellschaft und Gemeinschaft
Urban & Suburban
Obligations & Culture
The Aspen Institute (1996) identifies [HOW MANY?] outcomes of community capacity building:
2
4
6
8
What is ABCD approach?
Assets Based Community Driven
A Biased Corporate Derivation
Alternate Bi-linear Capitalist Debt
Antediluvian Building Centralised Direction
to succeed in increasing community capacity, one might focus on building:
in a continuous process
foster the pride and appropriate local leadership
allow communities, through their members, to take responsibility for their own development
all of the above
Community partnership - is defined as:
an informal, winner takes all break dancing competition
a cross-sector alliance in which various organisations, governments of all levels and community groups agree to work together to provide a program, service or resource that will help support the community
the act of supporting a cause or issue to achieve a desired result. It is action directed at changing policies, positions or programmes
the level of engagement and trust an individual has with others in their community and the community as a whole.
Social Capital Theory is:
interchangeable with the concept of 'anomie'
a framework for building theory that sees society as a complex system whose parts work together to promote solidarity and stability
defined as those resources inherent in social relations which facilitate collective action
All of the above
What is Social Policy (according to Gil)?
'regulation of intrasocietal relations and the shaping of the quality of life'
'the unwillingness to lend money in certain, primarily minority communities'
What do we mean by ethics?
Ethics fundamentally challenges traditional approaches to power relationships in working with individuals, families and
communities.
Ethics is a code of thinking and behavior governed by a combination of personal, moral, legal, and social standards of what is right.
