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Research Paper
The Language of Community in Canada Hannah Evans and Eric Advokaat
July 2001
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
I. Introduction
A. The Language of Community
B. Community: A Fuzzy Concept II. Place/People A. Place and Liberation from Place
B. Governance through Local and Virtual Community
C. Summary III. Bottom Up/Top Down
A. Voluntary and Passive Membership
B. Interaction with State and Society
C. Summary IV. Inclusion/Exclusion
A. Inclusion
B. Exclusion
C. Fragmentation and Competing Claims
D. Summary V. Representation/Participation
A. Leadership and Individual Initiative
B. Representing or Capturing Community Interest
C. Public Life and Vitality
D. Social Capital
E. Summary VI. Concluding Remarks
Appendix A: Bibliography
Appendix B: Survey Participants
Appendix C: Survey Instrument
Appendix D: Biographies or Researchers
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