Towards Constructive Change in Aboriginal Communities: A Social Psychology Perspective 9780773596573
A new pathway for positive change in response to years of misdirected human and financial resource allocation.
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English Pages [265] Year 2014
Table of contents :
Cover
Contents
Figures
Acknowledgments
1 Aboriginal People and the Canadian Psyche
2 Aboriginal Voices, Cultural Diversity, and Aboriginal Resilience
3 Colonialism's Legacy: A Litany of Community Challenges
4 Collective Self-Control: Towards an Understanding of Community Challenges
5 Cultural Identity Vacuum: The Real Impact of Colonialism
6 The Normative Structure of Aboriginal Communities: When 80–20 Becomes 20–80
7 Towards Constructive Social Change in Aboriginal Communities: Minority Influence
8 Zero Tolerance
9 Survey Research as a Vehicle for Constructive Community Change
10 Towards Constructive Change in Aboriginal Communities: From Theory to Implementation
References
Index
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