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Part I: Conceptions of Engagement for Community Psychology Chapter 1: Community psychology in historical context: Power, identity and knowledge Shose Kessi, Shahnaaz Suffla, Mohamed Seedat Chapter 2: The coordinates of decolonising practice and praxis in community psychology Linda Tuhiwai Smith Chapter 3: Community and the making of community: Critiques and critical conceptions Shose Kessi Chapter 4: Interrogating dominant and liberatory narratives on engagement in community psychology Shahnaaz Suffla & Mohamed Seedat Chapter 5: Psycho-social change and Africa-centred Community Psychology Kopano Ratele & Sipho Dlamini Chapter 6: Decolonising participatory action research in community psychology Jesica Fernndez Part II: Modes of Enactments and Praxes for Community Psychology Chapter 7: Maori – and Aboriginal-centred community psychologies for well-being and self-determination Linda Waimarie Nikora & Patricia Dudgeon Chapter 8: Everyday violence and everyday peace: Interventions towards social justice Urmitapa Dutta Chapter 9: Post-conflict reconciliation and community-based restorative justice Augustine Nwoye Chapter 10: The workings of imagination and memory in resistance to violence Rosa Castillo Chapter 11: Immigration and sense of Community Mariolga Reyes Cruz Chapter 12: Poverty and sustainable living Siew Fang Law & Darrin Hodgetts Chapter 13: A decolonising approach to health promotion Catherine Campbell & Jacqueline Akhurst Chapter 14: Youth activism and community Change Roderick Watts Chapter 15: Social justice and food security: Intervening in Global South contexts Razack Karriem Chapter 16: The politics and praxis of social transformation: A civil society perspective Zackie Achmat Conclusion: Re-imagining praxis, community, and engagement Shose Kessi, Shahnaaz Suffla, Mohamed Seedat
