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Rutgers University Press
The book introduces core concepts of community organizing and the rationale for collective action in health promotion. It presents contextual frameworks, approaches, and tools for assessing community health indicators and designing interventions. Case studies illustrate challenges such as informal program development and the need for formal assessment and evaluation. The third edition updates examples and integrates recent research on citizen participation and community development. It serves as a reference for public health professionals, community leaders, and students.
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