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BIBLIOGRAPHY
Family-Centered Community Building: A National Curriculum
Fall
2001
Al Gore, Visiting Professor
This bibliography
was developed to accompany a national curriculum being piloted at universities
and colleges around the U.S. in 2001. The course is an outcome of the
national family policy initiative, entitled Family Re-Union, which began
in 1991. Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore is teaching the course,
which incorporates nationally known experts as guest lecturers, including
Martha Farrell Erickson from the University of Minnesota and Neal Halfon
from UCLA.
I. Overview and
History
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Walter CL. 1997.
Community Building Practice: A Conceptual Framework. In: M. Minkler,
Community Organizing and Community Building for Health. New Brunswick,
NJ: Rutgers University Press.
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Kretzmann JP,
McKnight JL. 1993. Building Communities from the Inside Out: A Path
Toward Finding and Mobilizing a Community's Assets, IL: Center for
Urban Affairs and Policy Research, Neighborhood Innovations Network,
Northwestern University.
II. Definitions,
Concepts, and Assumptions about Families and Communities as Complex
Systems
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Bronfenbrenner,
U. 1974. Developmental research, public policy, and the ecology
of childhood. Child Development, 45, 1-5.
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Keating, D.P.,
Hertzman, C. 1999. Modernity’s paradox. In D.P. Keating &
C. Hertzman, Developmental Health and the Wealth of Nations, (pp.
1-19). Guilford Press.
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Bronfenbrenner,
U., & Morris, P. A. 1998. The ecology of developmental process.
In W. Damon (Series Ed.) & R. M. Lerner (Vol. Ed.), Handbook
of child psychology: Vol. 1 Theoretical models of human development
(5th ed., pp. 993-1028). New York: Wiley.
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Garbarino, J.
1995. Growing up in a socially toxic environment: Life for children
and families in the 1990s. In G. B. Melton, et al. (Eds.), The individual,
the family, and social good: Personal fulfillment in times of change.
Nebraska Symposium on Motivation (Vol. 42, pp. 1-20). Lincoln, NE:
University of Nebraska Press.
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Pittman, K.
1996. Community, youth, development: Three goals in search of connection.
New Designs for Youth Development, Winter, 4-8
III. Family Formation
and Community Connections
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Shonkoff JP,
Philips DA. 2000. Introduction. From Neurons to Neighborhoods. The
Science of Early Childhood Development. Washington, DC: National
Academy Press. pps. 19-38.
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Zuckerman B,
Kahn R. 2000. Pathways to Early Child Health and Development. In:
Danziger S, Waldfogel J (Eds.) Securing the Future: Investing in
Children from Birth to College. New York: Russell Sage Foundation.
pps. 87-121.
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Halfon N, Gonzalez
R, Hochstein M. 1999. Building Bridges for California’s Young
Children: A 12-Point Agenda to Enhance Proposition 10. California
Policy Research Center.
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Erickson M,
Kurz-Riemer K. 1999. Infants, Toddlers, and Families. New York:
Guildford Press.
IV. Education and
Learning
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Adelman H. S,
Taylor L. 1999. Addressing barriers to student learning – Systemic
changes at all levels. Theme issues. Reading and Writing Quarterly.
15(4):251-254.
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Schorr L. B.
1997. Common purpose: Strengthening families and neighborhoods to
rebuild America. Introduction. New York: Anchor Press
V. Youth Development
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Damon, W. 1997.
The youth charter: How communities can work together to raise standards
for all our children. New York: The Free Press.
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Lerner, R. M.
2000. Developing civil society through the promotion of positive
youth development. Journal of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics,
21, 48-49.
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Sampson, R.
J. 2000. The Neighborhood Context of Investing in Children: Facilitating
Mechanisms and Undermining Risks. In: Danziger S, Waldfogel J (Eds.)
Securing the Future: Investing in Children from Birth to College.
New York: Russell Sage Foundation. pps. 205-230.
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Scales, P.,
Benson, P., Leffert, N., & Blyth, D. A. 2000. The contribution
of developmental assets to the prediction of thriving among adolescents.
Applied Developmental Science, 4, 27-46.
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Yates, M., &
Youniss, J. 1996. Community service and political-moral identity
in adolescents. Journal of Research on Adolescence, 6 (3), 271-284.
VI. Balancing Work
and Family
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Heyman, J. (.Ed.)
2000. The Widening Gap: Why American working families are in jeopardy
and what can be done about it. New York: Basic Books. “Overview”,
pp 1-14.
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Kamerman SB,
Kahn AJ. 1997. “Introduction” and "United States”,
in Kamerman and Kahn, eds. Family Change and Family Policies in
Britain, Canada, New Zealand, and the United States. Oxford, Eng.:
Oxford University Press.
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Gornick, JC,
Meyers M. 2001. “Support for Working Families: What the United
States Can Learn From Europe”, in The American Prospect. Special
Report on Children and Families. January 1-15, pp 3-7.
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Shirk, M., Bennett,
N., and Aber, J.L. 1999. Lives on the Line: American Families and
the Struggle to Make Ends Meet. Chapter 5 (Louisville, Kentucky).
Boulder, CO: Westview Press.
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Fredriksen-Goldsen,
KI, and Scharlach AE. 2001. “Family Care and Work,” “Child
Care and the Work Place,” “Adult Care and the Work Place,”
and “Conceptual Perspectives on Family Care and Work,”
in Families and Work: New Directions in the Twenty-First Century.
New York: Oxford University Press.
VII. Intergenerational
Families and Communities
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Tierney J. 1999.
The Aging Opportunity. In: Freedman M. Prime Time: How Baby-Boomers
Will Revolutionize Retirement and Transform America. New York, NY:
Public Affairs Inc. Chapter 1, pps. 1-31.
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The Boomers
are Coming: Challenges of Aging in the New Millennium. Hearing before
the Special Committee on Aging, United States Senate, One Hundred
Sixth Congress. First Session, Washington, DC, November 8, 1999.
Serial No. 106-20
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Torres-Gil FM,
Putnam M. 1999. The Growing Pains of Aging: Disability, Aging and
Baby Boomers. Healthy Aging: Challenges and Solutions. Aspen Publishers.
Chapter 18, pps. 261-283.
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Eheart, B. 2001.
“From Despair to Care: A Journey of the Old and the Young at
Hope Meadows,” in Children and Youth Services Review, Vol.
23, Nos.9/10.
VIII. Health and
Wellness
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Durch JS, Bailey
LA, Stoto MA. 1997. Executive Summary. Improving Health in the Community.
Role of Performance Monitoring. Washington, DC: National Academy
of Press. pps. 1-23.
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Patrick DL,
Wickizr TM. 1995. Community and Health. In: Amik BC, Levine S, Tarloff
AR, Walsh DC (Eds.) Society and Health. New York: Oxford University
Press. pps. 46-92.
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Schor EL, Menaghan
EG. Family Pathways for Children’s Health. In: Amik BC, Levine
S, Tarloff AR, Walsh DC (Eds.) Society and Health. New York: Oxford
University Press. Page 18-45.
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Minkler M, Wallerstein
N. 1997. Improving Health Through Community Organization and Community
Building: A Health Education Perspective. In: M. Minkler, Community
Organizing and Community Building for Health. New Brunswick, NJ:
Rutgers University Press.
IX. Behavioral
and Mental Health
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Fine, Paul M.
1998. Families and the Mental Health System for children and adolescents:
Policy, service, and research.
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Merva M, Fowles
R. 2000. “Economic Outcomes and Mental Health,” In: R
Marshall (ed.), Back to Shared Prosperity: The Growing Inequality
of Wealth and Income in America. New York: ME Sharpe, Inc.
X. Public Safety
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Sampson RJ,
Raudenbush SW, Earls F. 1997. Neighborhoods and violent crimes:
A multilevel study of collective efficacy. Science. 277:918-924.
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Reiss AJ, Roth,
JA. 1993. Understanding and Preventing Violence. Washington, DC:
National Academy of Press (pps. 2-27).
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The Urban Seminar
Series on Children’s Health and Safety. May 2000. Youth Violence
in Urban Communities. Cambridge, MA: Joblessness and Urban Poverty
Research Program.
XI. Livable Communities
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Barnett j. 1982.
Zoning, Mapping, and Urban Renewal as Urban Design Techniques. New
York: Harper and Row. Pp. 57-75.
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Carson R. 1994.
Silent Spring. Boston: Houghton Mifflin.
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Duany A., Plater-Zyberk
E., Speck J. 2000. Suburban Nation. New York: North Point Press.
Chapters 1-3.
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Jacobs J. 1993.
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1-3.
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Jacobs A. 1985.
Looking at Cities. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University
Press. Pp. 30-83 and 99-107.
XII. Housing and
Transportation
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Clay, Phillip
L., 1994: “The (Un) Housed City: Racial Patterns of Segregation,
Housing Quality and Affordability”, in The Metropolis in Black
& White Place, Power and Polarization, edited by George C. Galster
and Edward W. Hill, Center for the Urban Poicy Research, Rutgers,
New Jersey, pp.93-108
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Grigsby, J.
Eugene, 1994: “Residential Apartheid: Removing the Barriers”,
in Residential Apartheid: The American Legacy, edited by Rober D.
Bullard, J. Eugene Grigsby, III, Charles Lee, CAAS Urban Policy
Series, Volume 2, University of California, Los Angeles, pp287-295.
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Clay, Phillip
L., 1994: “New Directions in Housing Policy for African-Americans”,
in The Metropolis in Black & White Place, Power and Polarization,
edited by Georege C. Galster and Edward W. Hill, Center for the
Urban Policy Research, Rutgers, New Jersey, pp. 258-270.
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Clark, William
A.V., 1996: “Housing and the Life Course”, in Households
and Housing Choice and Outcomes in the Housing Market, by William
A.V. Clark and Frans M. Dieleman, Center for Urban Policy Research,
New Brunswick, New Jersey, pp.22-39
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Varady, David
P., Walker, Carol C., 2000: “Vouchering Out Distressed Subsidized
Developments: does Moving Lead to Improvements in Housing and Neighborhood
Conditions?”, Housing Policy Debate, Volume 11, Issues 1, Fannie
Mae Foundation, Washington, D.C., pp.115-163.
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Vuchic, Vukan.
1999. Transportation for Livable Cities, Center for Urban Policy
Research, Rutgers, New Jersey.
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Garcia, Robert.
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and Public Policy, pps. 75-81.
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National Neighborhood
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(case study of Bethel New Life’s transit-oriented development
project)
XIII. Family and
Community Finances
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Marshal R. 2000.
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Income in America (pp. 3-55). New York: ME Sharpe, Inc.
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Wolff EN. 2001.
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XIV. Strategic
Communications, the Media, and Public Will
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Gilliam, F.D.,
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Bales, S. N.
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XV. Mapping and
Measuring Change
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Krouk D, Pitkin
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A Comparative Analysis. In: Gurstein M. (Ed.) Community Informatics:
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Toy, A, Richman,
N (2002) “Living Independently in Los Angeles (LILA): Lessons
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Disabled Persons. Paper to be presented at the Hawaii International
Conference on Systems Science January 7-10.
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U.S. Department
of Commerce, National Telecommunications and Information Agency.
2000. Information as a Community Asset: Neighborhood Knowledge Los
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