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Introduction,reveals that neighborhood organizations in different parts of the world encounter some of the same problems, yet are not always able to provide effective responses. One main problematic area is the relationship between neighborhood organizations and the central municipalities. Specifically, there is

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Neighborhood Self-Management Organizations: An International Perspective,ways consistent with governmental or municipal interests and goals. It is therefore important to determine how the state perceives its official institutions, and how it views encouragement of diverse groups in society to protect their rights, acquire representation, and participate as equals in the

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Vision and Reality in the Community Council,e community organizations as advocates of a new civil approach, which focuses on empowering neighborhood residents. Rather than viewing the residents as placing demands on the establishment, the community council encourages neighborhood residents to play an active role in pursuing their own interest

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Book 2001 advanced stage in the development of community and voluntary organizations that lacked the organizational and professional infrastructure, know-how, and technologies, as well as the competence to cope with the powerful governmental and municipal establish- ment. The community council reflects the d

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