Marjorie Mayo

19 books • 2 series

Marjorie Mayo is Emeritus Professor of Community Development, Goldsmiths, University of London. Her research has included learning for active citizenship, and access to justice in disadvantaged communities.
Sep 15, 2022
Cover of UNITE History Volume 3 (1945-1960)

UNITE History Volume 3 (1945-1960)

May 6, 2020
Cover of Community-based Learning and Social Movements

Community-based Learning and Social Movements

Jul 5, 2017
Cover of Changing Communities

Changing Communities

Jun 17, 2015
Cover of Challenging The Third Sector

Challenging The Third Sector

May 9, 2014
Cover of Cultures, Communities, Identities: Cultural Strategies for Participation and Empowerment

Cultures, Communities, Identities: Cultural Strategies for Participation and Empowerment

Jan 1, 2010
Cover of Taking Part?

Taking Part?

Nov 19, 2008
Cover of The Dilemmas of Development Work

The Dilemmas of Development Work

Jan 1, 2008
Cover of Dilemmas of Development Work, The: Ethical Challenges in Regeneration

Dilemmas of Development Work, The: Ethical Challenges in Regeneration

Feb 25, 2005
Cover of Global Citizens

Global Citizens

Jan 1, 2005
Cover of Global Citizens: Social Movements and the Challenge of Globalization

Global Citizens: Social Movements and the Challenge of Globalization

Nov 28, 2000
Cover of A Voice for Young People

A Voice for Young People

Oct 11, 2000
Cover of Cultures, Communities, Identities

Cultures, Communities, Identities

Jul 21, 2000
Cover of Reflecting realities

Reflecting realities (Area Regeneration)

Feb 1, 1999
Cover of Imagining Tomorrow

Imagining Tomorrow

Dec 25, 1998
Cover of Looking Forwards

Looking Forwards

Oct 1, 1998
Cover of Training and Education for Urban Regeneration

Training and Education for Urban Regeneration (Area Regeneration)

Feb 22, 1994
Cover of Communities and Caring

Communities and Caring

May 24, 1984
Cover of Community Action for a Change

Community Action for a Change

Jun 20, 1974
Cover of Underdevelopment and Class

Underdevelopment and Class (Perspectives on Work, Welfare & Society)