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Editorial: The case for a community development journal

Like most other journals, Community Development Journal (CDJ) faces pressing questions about our purpose. The vast majority of journal readers now access content online. Increasingly, this involves reading a single article—found through a library website, for example, or a search engine such as Google Scholar—rather than browsing the journal’s contents more widely. This marks a move away from the days of hard-copy journals that might more often be read as a full issue by those working in the field. Academic journals therefore face the issue of becoming nothing other than a loosely themed repository for articles produced under conditions of increased duress within the neoliberal academy. Why, then, do we continue to take the time to produce a Community Development Journal?

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Posted in: Journal Article Abstracts on 08/05/2022 | Link to this post on IFP |
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