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- Title Pages
- List of tables and figures
- Notes on contributors
- Introduction
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One ‘Holism’ and urban regeneration -
Two Partnerships and power in community regeneration -
Three Local government, anti-poverty strategies and partnership working -
Four Partnership and change in social housing -
Five Improving partnership working in housing and mental health -
Six The potential of project status to support partnerships -
Seven Promoting independence: a partnership approach to supporting older people in the community -
Eight Partnership between service users and statutory social services -
Nine Partnership working in health promotion: the potential role of social capital in health development -
Ten Partnership and power: the role of black and minority ethnic voluntary organisations in challenging racism -
Eleven Rounding up the ‘usual suspects’: police approaches to multiagency policing -
Twelve Partnership – participation – power: the meaning of empowerment in post-industrial society -
Thirteen Spatial considerations in multiagency and multidisciplinary work - Conclusion – can partnerships work?
- Index
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- Title Pages
- List of tables and figures
- Notes on contributors
- Introduction
-
One ‘Holism’ and urban regeneration -
Two Partnerships and power in community regeneration -
Three Local government, anti-poverty strategies and partnership working -
Four Partnership and change in social housing -
Five Improving partnership working in housing and mental health -
Six The potential of project status to support partnerships -
Seven Promoting independence: a partnership approach to supporting older people in the community -
Eight Partnership between service users and statutory social services -
Nine Partnership working in health promotion: the potential role of social capital in health development -
Ten Partnership and power: the role of black and minority ethnic voluntary organisations in challenging racism -
Eleven Rounding up the ‘usual suspects’: police approaches to multiagency policing -
Twelve Partnership – participation – power: the meaning of empowerment in post-industrial society -
Thirteen Spatial considerations in multiagency and multidisciplinary work - Conclusion – can partnerships work?
- Index
