Health Promotion Practice · 2003 · 34 citations · 12 references
Collaboration ProcessCollaboration PartnersEducationSocial SciencesSevere Social ProblemsCommunity BuildingCollaborative GovernanceCommunity ManagementCivic EngagementPublic PolicyUniversity-community Collaboration ModelCommunity LeadershipCommunity EngagementSocial ImpactResearch-practice PartnershipHigher EducationOpen CollaborationCommunity ParticipationCommunity DevelopmentCommunity OrganizingFrame IssuesSociologyDistributed CollaborationCommunity Practice Education
As severe social problems persist, analysts from various sectors suggest that policies and programs should increase their sensitivity and effectiveness through collaborations among universities, communities, and political officials. A model of collaboration is presented, and the nature and importance of such collaborations are examined. The benefits, challenges, and roles of the three collaboration partners (university, community, and government) and the three stages of the collaboration process (initiation, deliberation, and implementation) are discussed in the context of a real-world application. Recommendations for future applications are presented.
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