Vol. 6 No. 1-2 (2013): Response-able communities

• Editorial and acknowledgements

  5-6

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Guests

• Policy, evaluation and practice

  Roger Ellis

  7-9

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• Using the Trident in programme evaluation

  Elaine Hogard

  10-13

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• ‘We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our children.’

  Tricia Jenkins

  14-19

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Theoretical and historical studies

• The role and importance of social economy in the development of local community and economy, and regional convergence

  Gábor Juhász

  20-27

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• The project class: Making and breaking social capital in urban and rural development

  Katalin Füzér

  28-34

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• Reconstructing sustainable communities: Responding to (self)destructions of consumerism

  Márta B. Erdős

  35-41

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• Constructing communities around symbolic public issues: Instrumental and symbolic aspects

  Gábor Szöllősi

  42-53

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• Alcoholic existence in the fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous

  József Madácsy

  54-58

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• The Gusti School of Bucharest – a dialogue among the monologues

  Levente Székedi

  59-63

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• Community architecture, empowerment, ecological awareness and community- based learning

  Balázs Kósa, Hajnalka Bognár

  64-67

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Applied research & best practices

• Local environmental and social issues in the light of global processes – Past, present and recovery options in the Ormánság region

  Dániel Leidinger

  68-76

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• Traditional communities from the Ormánság region – in the aspect of integrity building in local societies

  Tamás Ragadics

  77-81

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• Debts, housing poverty, poverty trap and social services in the most disadvantaged areas of Hungary

  Éva Vojtek

  82-87

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• The “bottomless pit” effect – An analysis of tourism development funding in the Ormánság

  János Csapó, Gergely Marton, Ákos Pintér, Katinka Szabó

  88-96

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• Inclusion and integration: Increasing the employability of the Roma in Ormánság

  Mónika Ötvös

  97-102

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• The last chance for tourism development? Possibilities for tourism development based on local communities in the Ormánság

  Katinka Szabó, Andrea Pálfi

  103-110

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• Experiences of the cross-border labour market co-operations and possibilities of sustainability

  Róbert Tésits, B. Levente Alpek

  111-121

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• Photovoltaic systems as actuators of regional development – a social understanding

  Viktor Varjú

  122-128

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• Awareness-raising and motivating effects of eco-mapping method

  Balázs Hohmann

  129-135

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• Global migration and the Healthy Villages movement

  István Szilárd, Árpád Baráth, Erika Marek, Zoltán Katz

  136-140

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• Healthy Village Programme – Community Health Planning

  Katalin Szőke, Zsuzsanna Füzesi

  141-144

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• Creative techniques and therapies in the community care of persons with mental disorders

  Szilvia Endre

  145-150

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• Health representations and health behaviour among marginalized persons

  Márta Nárai

  151-155

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• Volunteering: best practice models in the international arena

  Luca Csikós

  156-164

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