History of Portland Oregon’s Civic Life Since World War II

Chapters from a book about civic life in Portland Oregon, originally a Ph.D. dissertation, but with more recent research and revisions.

1. •Portland’s CIvic Life, Overview
   

2. •Peculiarity of Portland, Carl Abbott
   

3. •Civic Narratives--Summaries of civic life during periods since World War II
   

4. •Civic Infrastructure--Summaries of civic organizations and practices during periods since World War II.
   

5. •Civic Spaces--cafes, open space, third places
   

6. •Albina--evolution of activism in a minority neighborhood.
   

7. •Citizen Planning in Portland
   

8. •Growth of Housing and Community Development Programs
   

9. •Rise of Environmental Movement in Portland
   

10. •Development of Alternative Transportation Policies
    

11. •History of the Bicycle Movement
    

12. •Transformation of Women’s Organizations
    

13. •Urban Watersheds--The Johnson Creek Watershed Story
    

14. •  Conclusion Summary-
    

15. •  Histories of Specific Institution
    

History of Portland Neighborhood System

Social Movement Communication before Facebook

The Portland Temperament

Portland Public Involvement Policy

Johnson Creek Equity and Involvement

Portland Citizen Satisfaction Survey

Portland Maps

Portland neighborhoods

Large Portland Map

Civic Health Index.pdf

IBMSmartCities.pdf

commmixedusecode.pdf

communitybenefits.pdf

HUD neighNets.pdf

JCU.EquityPresentation.pptx

sampleNeigh.Agreement.pdf

The Intersection of Urban Planning, Art, and Public Health.pdf

PDX&ORHistBibRev030310.pdf

PortlandCmGardens.pdf

Census 2000 by Neighborhood.xls

Professor Johnson’s Presentations

Citizen Participation Techniques and Tools

Appreciative inquiry

Participatory Action Research

Beneficiary assessment

Participatory Rural Appraisal

Citizen juries

Study circles

National Issues Forums

Developing a Citizen Participation plan

Evaluating public meetings