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| [[Social change]]
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| [[Outcome]] s - change the process
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| process [[vs]] . [[intervention]] - [[bottom-up]]
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| [[Positive]] view:
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| CED: "successful, professional, innovative, flexible"
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| social provision (with no [[welfare]] state)
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| [[Critical]] view:
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| [[Demobilized]]
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| [[Depoliticized]] - technical, not political
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| Lacks critical vision
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| Contributes to neoliberalism - less [[government]] to pick up pieces.
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| Romantic view of [[community]] "Kumbaya communitarianism"
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| Funding from external sources " [[the revolution will not be funded]]"
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| [[Insider]] - [[government]] [[allies]] .
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| [[Community]] practice - [[community]] development in [[US]] and UK
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| [[CED]] - [[social economy]] the "bottom line"
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| Truisisms "best things in life are free"
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| [[What are the levers to move power]]?
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| [[Sydney]] , [[Cape Breton]] - tradition of [[CED]] entrepeneurship
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| Keynesian - [[government]] controlled
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| [[Models]] / [[Components]]
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| [[Rothman]] - Locality, planning, action
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| [[Solonsky film - Chicago 1930s]]
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| Citizen's groups
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| Anti- [[technocrat]]
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| Action/reflection
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| Anger with purpose
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| [[research]] use of tech in [[CED]]
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| [[Background]]
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| Autonomy - [[harmony]]
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| Charity - churches, [[English]] /French
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| [[book - City Below the Hill]]
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| [[tour]] - l'autre Montreal
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| [[Quiet Revolution]] - rapid [[modernization]]
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| reform - [[health]] , social, [[education]]
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| from the top ( [[top-down]])
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| [[Castonguay]] - [[health]] reform; [[1960-]] for [[public]] [[health]] ; [[2008]] [[against]]
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| [[QR]] opposition - make demands
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| [[counter-institutions]]:
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| new kinds of social [[infrastructure]]
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| welfare rights - anti-poverty gave poor people a voice
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| putting in place alternatives - [[Point St. Charles]] - free [[clinic]] ,deal with sources of ill [[health]] (wellness); mobilize social issues; food [[co-op]] s - all run by [[citizen]] s.
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| [[film - Citizen's Medicine]]
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| Local initiatives - winter [[employment]] (for seasonal [[worker]] s)
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| [[divisive]] - some got [[money]] in new [[citizen]] 's orgs, some don't.
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| [[Social rights]] can be [[claimed]]
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| [[Direct democracy]] - no [[election]] s.
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| [[Women]] in [[lead]] ership roles.
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| Tension between professionals and [[citizen]] s.
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