GSLC LibGuides: Selected GSLC Dissertations by Subject: Community / Non-Profit

All GSLC dissertations can be found at the link below. Search by author, keyword, topic, etc. Our dissertations are published in Open Access.

https://aura.antioch.edu/mlphdlcuw/

The Construction and Impact of Power in Cross-Sector Partnerships: An Interpretive Phenomenological Study by Kimberly Allyn Walker
Publication Date: 2020

Method: Interpretive Phenomenology
Keywords: leadership; power; power dynamics; cross-sector; collaboration; Collective Impact; absence of power; homelessness; interpretive phenomenology; IPA; interorganizational; critical theory; discursive power; resource power; identity; race; resistance; framing
Glocalizing Community Heritage Tourism in Two African American Communities in Miami by Graylyn Swilley-Woods
Publication Date: 2019

Method: scholar activist approach
Keywords: African-American Communities; Community-based Tourism; Heritage Tourism; Activist Scholarship; Glocalization; Globalization; Miami; Overtown; Coconut Grove; Tourism
Combating Corruption at the Grass-Roots Level: The Case of Individual Oath Takers by Emmanuel Funso Oluyitan
Publication Date: 2015

Method: biographical
Keywords: Nigeria; corruption; life story; anti-corruption; anticorruption; Africa; leadership; voluntary public oaths; non-governmental organizations; NGO; biographical method; ethics; ANAC; Association of Nigerians Against Corruption; civil action
“JUST” Business and Often Personal: An Exploration into the Incidents Social Entrepreneurs Identify as Critical to Leading Their Enterprises by Jerrid P. Kalakay
Publication Date: 2015

Method: critical incident technique
Keywords: Critical Incident Technique; Social Entrepreneurs; Social Enterprises; Strategic Leadership; Social Value Creation; Social Change; Social Entrepreneurship
Economic Empowerment Through Income Generating Activities and Social Mobilization: The Case of Married Amhara Women of Wadla Woreda, North Wollo Zone, Ethiopia by Belete Deribie Woldegies
Publication Date: 2014

Method: case study interview
Keywords: married women; income generating activities; economic empowerment; entrepreneurship; Ethiopia; Amhara; Wadla; North Wollo; wives; gender equality; micro-finance; human rights; gender; leadership; social mobilization