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Appendix 3: White Board notes

Main Themes

  1. Context
  2. Power
    1. disempowerment
    2. empowerment
  3. Theory and practise

(numbers indicate which of the main themes these represent)
Development, Modernisation

IIBIntegration of Social Science Patch work
IRhetoric? - politicians
II/IIIcPower Balance
-Communities - Professionals/bureaucracies
IIAVertical/Sectoral Funding Streams
IHuman rights Optic
IIANational .....
IIAPerformance Indicators
IIBSocial Capital - Capacity Building
IIBParticipation
IIBCreating Power From Within
IIA/IIB"Our" "Their" projects/Power -- £'s
Phases in Rural Dev.
IIBEvaluation - Learning Process
IIBExchange
IIBNon pathological approach
IBSymbolic Commons
Access to Information
IIA/IIBPerformance indicators - accountability
IIA/IIBResources
IIA/IIBProfessional Training
IIBDevolution, community currency
IIB"Productive Partnership - RGAs, e.g.
IIBCommunity learning practitioners/ strategies
IIA/IIBGovernance, local
IIACentralisation - disempowerment
IIA/IIBInclusion - do initiatives work?
IIBRole and integration of the Arts?
IIA/BTackling causes or symptoms?
IIA/BCultural and Linguistic issues, networking
IIA/BPolicy delivery mechanisms.

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