Punk Rock Wisdom: An Emancipative Psychological Social Capital Approach to Community Well-Being

Talmage, Craig A.; Peterson, C. Bjørn; Knopf, Richard C.

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“…While these facets should not be ignored in future research, they are not unusual findings. Like this study, homeownership has been linked to higher social indicators of well-being, but these associations are often weak [73]. Furthermore, it is not a large surprise that expectations were connected to two satisfaction variables in this study.…”

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confidence: 50%

“…Future research should also consider incorporating psychological social capital factors [72,73] in their place-based indicators work. Influence of neighborhood decisions (also called efficacy), sense of community, and knowing neighbors were significant indicators in this study, but informal and formal participation was not.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Future studies should still consider these informal behaviors (also called neighboring) and formal behaviors (also called community/civic participation) in future assessments (for more, see Perkins et al [72]). Other psychological social capital indicators to be assessed may include self-expression and elite-challenging action [73].…”

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Measuring Neighborhood Quality of Life: Placed-Based Sustainability Indicators in Freiburg, Germany

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There has been a recent upswing of academic interest in the social dimensions of sustainable cities, especially the dynamics of Quality of Life (QoL), Environmental Equity, Ecosystem Services, Eco-Friendliness, Public Engagement, and Well-Being and Happiness Indicators. These factors are only now being evaluated as critical aspects of sustainable place-making and community development. This paper explores the social dimensions of neighborhood development in what some believe to be one of the most sustainable cities—Freiberg, Germany. We look at two neighborhoods that were specifically designed and built with sustainability principles and practices at their core. The authors surveyed residents of these neighborhoods to measure their levels of well-being, satisfaction with place, and other important QoL factors. Quantitative data was ascertained from residents using a survey questionnaire. The results show a high correlation between QoL factors as a function of place-making and sustainability practice.

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“…The largest additions are health-related quality of life and the social category. The social category is derived from frameworks for community well-being and psychological social capital (e.g., Perkins et al 2002;Talmage et al 2017;Welzel et al 2005). While helpful, this is not an allencompassing list of possible indicators for future use.…”

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Re-Examination of Quality of Life Indicators in US - Mexico Border Cities: a Critical Review

Talmage

Pijawka

Hagen

2019

Int. Journal of Com. WB

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“…Community Development (CD) scholars have called for a more robust engagement of the interplay of values, practices and knowledge creation (e.g., Crowley, 2018;Hustedde, 1998;Peterson and Knopf, 2016;Talmage et al, 2017;Westoby, 2016). As Bhattacharyya (2004) notes, CD is a teleological practice.…”

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Weaving reflection, action, and knowledge creation: lived experience as a catalyst into the cycle of praxis for community development

Peterson¹,

Talmage²,

Knopf³

2020

Research Handbook on Community Development

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Punk Rock Wisdom: An Emancipative Psychological Social Capital Approach to Community Well-Being

Cited by 11 publications

References 91 publications

Measuring Neighborhood Quality of Life: Placed-Based Sustainability Indicators in Freiburg, Germany

Measuring Neighborhood Quality of Life: Placed-Based Sustainability Indicators in Freiburg, Germany

Re-Examination of Quality of Life Indicators in US - Mexico Border Cities: a Critical Review

Weaving reflection, action, and knowledge creation: lived experience as a catalyst into the cycle of praxis for community development

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