Advocacy for Social Justice: A Global Action and Reflection GuideKumarian Press, 2001 - 346 pagine * The first comprehensive guide for social and economic justice advocates * Supplies hundreds of resources and a toolkit for action * Based on work of The Advocacy Institute and Oxfam America Advocacy for Social Justice is the first guide for worldwide social and economic justice advocates. It is a direct and interactive response to the growing need for NGOs to assume new policy advocacy roles. The authors consider why it is essential to build a civil society and nurture democracy as a means of sustaining continued mainstream development. Ideal for practitioners, trainers, or students of activism, the guide uses the elements of advocacy and expounds on current issues using comprehensive case studies. |
Sommario
Introduction to Part I | 3 |
Free Spaces Are Critical for Engaging in Public Argument and Building Public Judgment | 18 |
Creating the World That Should | 24 |
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