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The concern with community development was, in part, a response to the growth of nationalism, and, in part an outcome of a desire to increase the rate of industrial and economic development.
Community action was seen as focusing on the organisation of those adversely affected by the decisions, or non-decisions, of public and private bodies and by more general structural characteristics of society.
Community development was seen as emphasizing self-help, mutual support, the building up of neighbourhood integration, the development of neighbourhood capacities for problem-solving and self-representation, and the promotion of collective action to bring a community's preferences to the attention of political decision-makers.
‘Community’ was a term that F. Tonnies contrasted with ‘Society’ (the German equivalents are ‘Gemeinshaft’ and ‘Gesselschaft’, the terms he actually used) to highlight the shift in social relations that took place in the late nineteenth century as a result of increasing industrialization, urbanization and alienation.
To locate community in the social psychology of individuals is not to deny that objective factors influence the feelings.
A community of feeling draws from the sphere of concern, the things we care about: family, safety, space to move about, a place to call home, a set of values we abide by and expect others to respect.
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