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Doing Community Economic Development
Challenging traditional notions of development, these essays critically examine bottom-up, community economic development strategies in a wide variety of contexts: as a means of improving…
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The Manitoba Community Economic Development Lens
Local Participation and Democratic State Restructuring Download 420.13 KB
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Transforming or Reforming Capitalism
Towards a Theory of Community Economic Development Worldwide interest in community economic development has grown rapidly in recent years. There has been a blossoming of…
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Training Unemployed Manitobans for Call Centres—A Good Public Investment?
Download 507.58 KB23 pages
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Research for Communities #6
Preparing a Disadvantaged Workforce for the New Economy Download 1.59 MB4 pages
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Research for Communities #5
Women, Work, and the New Economy Download 664.93 KB4 pages
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Research for Communities #4
Government Supports for Private Sector New Econoomy Ventures Should Be Available to Community Enterprises Download 546.57 KB4 pages
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Research for Communities #3
Community Economic Development and Provincial Government Policy Download 487.45 KB4 pages
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The Town That Lost Its Name
The Impact of Hydroelectric Development in Grand Rapids, Manitoba Download 4.27 MB24 pages
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Research for Communities #2
Inner-City Housing Programs and Community Economic Development Download 994.49 KB4 pages
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Aboriginal Employment in the Banking Sector in Manitoba
Download 658.17 KB40 pages Attachments Research for Communities: Employing Aboriginal People in the Banking Industry
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Social Housing, Neighbourhood Revitalization and Community Economic Development
Download 578.82 KB32 pages Attachments Research for Communities: Inner-City Housing Programs and Community Economic Development
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