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Community Development Journal Advance Access published online on August 13, 2009
Community Development Journal, doi:10.1093/cdj/bsp042
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Community practice at a crossroads: the impact of the global on the local in India

Ken Moffatt, Purnima George, Mary Alphonse, Anjali Kanitkar, Vaijanta Anand and Julie Chamberlain

Address for correspondence: Ken Moffatt, Department of Social Work, Ryerson University, Ontario, Canada; email: kmoffatt{at}ryerson.ca

This article is based on research with community organizers in India. We illustrate that community organizers in India have done a thorough analysis with respect to the impact of globalization on the communities with which they work. We argue that community practitioners have a clear political understanding of their practice that is tied to the perception that global change has led to increasing marginalization of communities in India. As a result of these changes, the guiding principles of community practices in India need to be rethought.


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