Community organizing and development / Herbert J. Rubin, Irene S. Rubin.

Progressive organizing
Organizing and development for progressive social change
A world of action : a world of hope
Models for implementing progressive social change : commonalities, differences, and reconciliations
The three pillars of progressive organizing
Empowering individuals
Building community to create capacity for change
Empowering through building progressive organizations
Problems, programs, and precedents
Social problems and public policy
Intersecting histories : community organizing, issue mobilization, and social movements
Learning about personal, community, and social needs through action research
Building capacity to initiate collective action
Activists, organizers, and social change professionals
Creating capacity through effective organizational administration
Expanding capacity through empowering, participatory meetings
Building capacity by working with the support sector
Compelling change through social mobilization
An overview to social mobilization campaigns
Mobilizing individuals and groups
Influencing the public sector : civic and administrative engagement
Compelling change through power tactics
Tools for strengthening social mobilization campaigns : lawyers and litigation, publicity and the mass media, negotiations
Social action : magnifying power through coalitions
Implementing change through the community economic development and social production approach
An introduction to the community economic development and social production model
Skills for accomplishing economic and social production work
Epilogue : working toward a progressive society.