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Ziersch, AM , Baum, FE , MacDougall, C, & Putland, C. (2005).
Neighbourhood life and social capital: the implications for health.
Social Science & Medicine, 60(1), 71-86.
Ziersch, A. M., & Baum, F. E. (2004). Involvement in civil society
groups: Is it good for your health? Journal of Epidemiology &
Community Health, 58(6), 493-500.
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Families
Adams, P. & Nelson, K. (1997). Reclaiming community: An integrative
approach to human services. Administration in Social Work, 21(3/4),
67-81.
Albrow, Martin, Eade, John, Washbourne, Neil, & Durrschmidt, Jorg.
(1997). The impact of globalization on sociological concepts:
Community, culture and milieu. In J. Eade (Ed.), Living the global city:
Globalization as local process (pp. 20-36). New York: Routledge.
Alexander, Claire. (2002). Beyond Black: Re-thinking the
colour/culture divide. Ethnic and Racial Studies, 25(4), 552-571.
Allen, Denise. (2002). Lessons from Africville: The case for
reparations. Shunpiking, pp. 10.
Amit, Vered, & Rapport, Nigel. (2002). The trouble with community:
Anthropological reflections on movement, identity and collectivity.
London: Pluto.
Ammerman, Alice, Corbie-Smith, Giselle, George, Diane Marie M. St, &
Washington, Chanetta, et al. (2003). Research expectations among
African American church leaders in the PRAISE! Project: A randomized
trial guided by community-based participatory research. American
Journal of Public Health, 93(10), 1720-1727.
Arches, Joan L. (1997). Connecting to communities: Transforming
leadership from Africentric and feminist perspectives. Journal of
Sociology and Social Welfare, 24(4), 113-124.
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