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Civic Agency and the Cult of the Expert

Nov 1, 2009

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Reviews dominant models of thought that value disciplinary knowledge over the civic and moral authority of non-academic, community-based knowledge. Calls for developing people's and communities' capacities to organize, solve problems, and sustain agency.

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Charles F. Kettering Foundation

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Charles F. Kettering Foundation

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Literature/Research Review

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English

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North America / United States

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Title: Civic Agency and the Cult of the Expert
Publication date 2009-11-01
Publication Year 2009
Authors Harry C. Boyte
Copyright holder(s) Charles F. Kettering Foundation
Geographical Focus North America / United States
Keywords civic politics , alinsky , community organizing , public work , cultural
Document type Literature/Research Review
Language English
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