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Visions of community for community OR
Omega, 1999Operational researchers in the United States have been working with community groups since the late 1960s (Ackoff, 1970), and in the UK since the mid-1970s (Noad and King, 1977; Trist and Burgess, 1978)—some ten years before the term ‘community OR’ was first coined.
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Communication and Community: Clarifying the Connection Across the Communication Community
Annals of the International Communication Association, 2007Community is a compelling, but elusive, concept that spans many areas of the communication discipline and methodologies employed by communication scholars. However, no systematic attempt has been made to synthesize studies of community across the communication discipline. This state-of-the-discipline review examines contemporary empirical communication
Lawrence R. Frey, Erin Daina Underwood
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Theology Today, 1970
“… conversation marks the voluntary opening of an invisible door that ends an inner isolation between persons. Their meeting and their conversation create for both a new situation out of which unpredictable developments may emerge. A genuine dialogue produces a new orientation for both participants.
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“… conversation marks the voluntary opening of an invisible door that ends an inner isolation between persons. Their meeting and their conversation create for both a new situation out of which unpredictable developments may emerge. A genuine dialogue produces a new orientation for both participants.
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Plant–microbiome interactions: from community assembly to plant health
Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2020P. Trivedi +4 more
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2004
The Parekh Report, The Future of Multi-Ethnic Britain (Runnymede Trust 2000) was not well received on publication in October 2000. It was read as an attack on Britishness and as an expression of the New Labour government’s political correctness, although the then Home Secretary, Jack Straw, managed simultaneously to launch the report publicly and ...
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The Parekh Report, The Future of Multi-Ethnic Britain (Runnymede Trust 2000) was not well received on publication in October 2000. It was read as an attack on Britishness and as an expression of the New Labour government’s political correctness, although the then Home Secretary, Jack Straw, managed simultaneously to launch the report publicly and ...
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Non‐parametric multivariate analyses of changes in community structure
, 1993K. Clarke
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1972
If we ask, in Socratic fashion, ‘What is a city ?’, it is tempting to answer, in the fashion of Le Corbusier, ‘A city is a machine for communicating in’. But ‘machine’ would be wrong. A city is not a machine. It is not normally designed; it grows. Often you cannot stop it growing.
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If we ask, in Socratic fashion, ‘What is a city ?’, it is tempting to answer, in the fashion of Le Corbusier, ‘A city is a machine for communicating in’. But ‘machine’ would be wrong. A city is not a machine. It is not normally designed; it grows. Often you cannot stop it growing.
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, 2020 Culturelink : network of networks for research and cooperation in cultural development, 2000
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