Inclusive Communities -- CONTENTS -- CONTRIBUTORS -- INTRODUCTION -- SCOPE AND BACKGROUND -- LAYOUT OF THE BOOK -- Chapter 1: Understanding Communities: Rebecca Lawthom and Pauline Whelan -- Chapter 2: Community development's radical agenda: Social justice and environmental sustainability: Margaret Ledwith -- Chapter 3: Spaces for inclusive communities: Reflections on contemporary society: Andrew Azzopardi -- Chapter 4: People like us: Queering inclusion, rethinking community: Mark Vicars -- Chapter 5: Disability, communities of poverty and the global South: Debating through social capital: Shaun Grech -- Chapter 6: Negotiating stigmatized identities and overcoming barriers to inclusion in the transition to adulthood: Marilyn Clark -- Chapter 7: Latin American women and inclusion in public and private communities: Monica Rankin -- Chapter 8: Economics, game theory and disability studies: Towards a fertile dialogue: T. Kawagoe and A. Matsui -- Chapter 9: Female asylum seekers living in Malta: approaches to fostering 'inclusive communities': Maria Pisani -- Chapter 10: The value of mutual support through client communities in the design of psychiatric treatment and rehabilitation programs: James M. Mandiberg and Richard Warner -- Chapter 11: Beyond networked individualism and trivial pursuit: Putting disruptive technologies to good use: Alex Grech -- Chapter 12: Please, just call us parents: Engaging with inclusive approaches to researching marginalised communities: Alessandro Pratesi -- Chapter 13: New frontiers in research: Using visual methods with marginalised communities: Anne Kellock -- Chapter 14: Decolonizing methodology: Disabled children as research managers and participant ethnographers: Dan Goodley and Katherine Runswick-Cole -- CHAPTER 1: UNDERSTANDING COMMUNITIES -- HISTORICAL AND CONTEMPORARY CONCEPTS OF COMMUNITY.

Community Psychology and Psychological sense of community -- Community as place -- Community as a socio-spatial entity -- Community as links between people -- Community of interests -- Communities linked to life stage -- Common bond -- Communities of practice -- CONCLUSIONS AND INCLUSIONS -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 2: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT'S RADICAL AGENDA: Social justice and environmental sustainability -- GLOBALISED TIMES -- THE WORLD'S CHILDREN AS A MEASURE OF SOCIAL DIVISIONS -- THEORY IN ACTION AND ACTION AS THEORY -- CRITICAL PRAXIS -- SEVEN STAGES TO BECOMING CRITICAL -- A TRANSFORMATIVE MODEL FOR CHANGE -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 3: SPACES FOR INCLUSIVE COMMUNITIES: Reflections on contemporary society -- MAIN DISCOURSES AROUND COMMUNITY -- BONDS OF COMMUNITY -- CONCEPTUALISING COMMUNITY AROUND THE COMMUNITYDEVELOPMENT DISCOURSE -- CONTESTING COMMUNITY -- PARTAKING IN COMMUNITY -- PUTTING COMMUNITY IN ORDER -- THE IMPACT OF STATE AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT -- CONNECTING THE DOTS -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 4: PEOPLE LIKE US: Queering inclusion, rethinking community -- INTRODUCTION -- KNOWING ME/ KNOWING YOU. AHA! -- QUEER GOINGS-ON -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 5: DISABILITY, COMMUNITIES OF POVERTY AND THE GLOBAL SOUTH: Debating through social capital -- INTRODUCTION -- SOCIAL CAPITAL: AN ELUSIVE TERM -- DISABILITY, DEVELOPMENT, COMMUNITIES AND TENTATIVE ANALYTICAL APPLICATIONS OF SOCIAL CAPITAL -- Social relationships matter … even in lands afar -- Disability and its social construction -- Networks of support - The communities of the poor -- The relationships within households: On intra-household processes -- Questioning and repositioning rights: Individual or community rights? -- Social capital and access to assets: Critical linkages -- Social capital: The darker side of an opportunistic, Westerncentric concept -- CONCLUSION.

NOTES -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 6: NEGOTIATING STIGMATIZED IDENTITIES AND OVERCOMING BARRIERS TO INCLUSION IN THE TRANSITION TO ADULTHOOD -- INTRODUCTION AND CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK -- YOUTH TRANSITIONS -- STIGMA -- NARRATIVES OF STIGMA -- THE EXPERIENCE OF STIGMA -- Concealability/visibility -- Not quite human -- THREAT AND SHAME -- THE HIDDEN COSTS OF HIDDEN STIGMA -- STIGMA EFFECTS -- Attitudes towards the stigmatised -- YOUTH TRANSITIONS -- COPING WITH STIGMA -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 7: LATIN AMERICAN WOMEN AND INCLUSION IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COMMUNITIES -- COLONIAL CONCEPTIONS OF FAMILY IN THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COMMUNITY -- NINETEENTH CENTURY FAMILY LAW IN LATIN AMERICA -- INCLUSIVITY AND SUFFRAGE IN TWENTIETH-CENTURY LATIN AMERICA -- CONCLUSIONS -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 8: ECONOMICS, GAME THEORY AND DISABILITY STUDIES: Towards a fertile dialogue -- ECONOMICS AND DISABILITY STUDIES -- GAME THEORY IN ECONOMICS: A DEPARTURE FROM NEOCLASSICAL ECONOMICS -- COMPLEMENTARITY AND NETWORK EXTERNALITY -- RATIONALITY IN ECONOMICS AND MARKET ALLOCATION -- CAPABILITY APPROACH AND SOCIALLY CONSTRUCTED PREFERENCE -- EMERGENCE OF PREJUDICE FROM DISCRIMINATION: INDUCTIVE GAME THEORY -- CRITIQUE OF THE SOCIAL MODEL OF DISABILITY -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 9: FEMALE ASYLUM SEEKERS LIVING IN MALTA: Approaches to fostering 'inclusive communities' -- CONCEPTUALIZING COMMUNITY -- THE LOCAL AND THE GLOBAL: COMMUNITY WITHIN A TRANSNATIONAL WORLD? -- THE STRANGER WITHIN -- Women migrate too … -- So far and yet so near … -- RETHINKING COMMUNITIES -- INCLUSIVE COMMUNITIES: A PEDAGOGICAL RESPONSE -- FOSTERING INCLUSIVE COMMUNITIES: ADDRESSING THE NEEDS OF FEMALE ASYLUM SEEKERS -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 10: THE VALUE OF MUTUAL SUPPORT THROUGH CLIENT COMMUNITY IN THE DESIGN OF PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT AND REHABILITATION PROGRAMS.

IMMIGRANT AND MINORITY ACCULTURATION: A NATURAL EXPERIMENT -- COLLECTIVIST AND MUTUAL SUPPORT MODEL MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS -- The therapeutic community -- The psychosocial clubhouse -- The economic life of communities -- An economic development approach -- A service-user-oriented pharmacy -- Cooperative housing -- Clustered apartments -- Supported employment versus social firms -- CONCLUSIONS -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 11: BEYOND NETWORKED INDIVIDUALISM AND TRIVIAL PURSUIT: Putting disruptive technologies to good use -- THE RISE OF SOCIAL MEDIA -- POWER TO THE NETWORKED INDIVIDUAL -- It's way too early for nirvana -- WORKING TO REMOVE THE BARRIERS -- CONCLUSIONS -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 12: PLEASE, JUST CALL US PARENTS: Engaging with inclusive approaches to researching marginalised communities -- INTRODUCTION - DOING 'INCLUSIVE' RESEARCH ON INFORMAL CARE -- METHODS AND TOOLS -- ANALYTICAL STRATEGY -- REFLEXIVE ACCOUNTS -- THE IN-DEPTH INTERVIEW AS A SHORT MOVIE -- THE THERMOMETER OF FEELINGS -- THE EXISTENTIAL LADDER -- THE IMAGES OF CARE -- COMPUTER-ASSISTED DATA ANALYSIS -- THE DIARY -- DOING QUALITATIVE RESEARCH WITH MARGINALISED COMMUNITIES: CHALLENGES, PITFALLS, AND BENEFITS -- INVOLVEMENT OR DETACHMENT: CONCLUDING REMARKS -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 13: NEW FRONTIERS IN RESEARCH: Using visual methods with marginalised communities -- INTRODUCTION -- BACKGROUND -- METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES WITH MARGINALISED COMMUNITIES -- VISUAL METHODOLOGY -- PARTICIPATORY ACTION RESEARCH -- INDIGENOUS METHODOLOGY -- CRITICAL ISSUES SURROUNDING RESEARCH WITH MARGINALISED POPULATIONS -- METHODS AND DATA -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 14: DECOLONIZING METHODOLOGY: Disabled children as research managers and participant ethnographers -- INTRODUCTION -- APPROACHES TO DISABILITY RESEARCH -- PARADIGMS AND METHODOLOGIES.

DISABLED CHILDREN WRITING BACK -- PARTICIPATION AS A CONTINUUM -- OPENING THE GATES - ACCESS AND SAMPLING -- Mapping the ethical labyrinth -- POWER -- Listening to children -- PHOTOGRAPHY OVER NARRATIVES -- A FEW WORDS OF CAUTION … -- CONCLUSIONS -- REFERENCES.