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Endnotes

¹Jane Dowling, A Descriptive Study of Asthma Coalitions, Spring 2000. (Northbrook: The CHEST Foundation, 2000). A copy of this study can be obtained from the CHEST Foundation, 3300 Dundee Road, Northbrook, IL 60062.

²William Berquist, Juli Betwee, and David Meuel, Building Strategic Relationships. (San Francisco: Jossey Bass, 1995).

³E. Feighery and T. Rogers, Building and Maintaining Effective Coalitions,Guide #12, How to Guides on Community Health Promotion,. (Palo Alto:Stanford Health Promotion Resource Center,1990.

⁴Mary Sutherland, Marie Cowart and Gregory Harris, "Jackson County Partnership: Developing an Effective Coalition," International Quarterly of Community Health Education, 7, (1998): pp 405-415.

⁵Arlene Eisen, "Survey of Neighborhood-Based Comprehensive Community Empowerment Initiatives," Health Education Quarterly, 21 (2), (1994) pp.234-252.

⁶A. Snider, Developing Coalitions for Tobacco-Free Youth Manual. (Harrisburg: Penn State Cooperative Extension, 1997). Available online at http://www.nnh.org/products/outline2.htm

⁷Berquist, Betwee and Meuel, Building Strategic Relationships.

⁸Berquist, Between and Meuel, Building Strategic Relationships, p. 10.

⁹Edwin B. Fisher, et al., "Acceptability and Feasibility of a Community Approach to Asthma Management: The Neighborhood Asthma Coalition (NAC)," Journal of Asthma, 33(6), (1996): pp. 367-383.

¹⁰Francis Cooley, Andy Duncan and J. Burridge, "Building Coalitions for Educating and Problem Solving," found in Increasing Understanding of Public Problems and Policies:1993. RC 019 485.

¹¹Darvin Ayre, Gruffie Clough, and Tyler Norris, Facilitating Community Change, (San Francisco: Grove Consultants International, 2000).

¹²Edith Parker et. al., "Coalition Building for Prevention: Lessons Learned from the North Carolina Community-Based Public Health Initiative," Journal of Public Health Management Practice, 4, (2), (1988): pp25-36.

¹³Foundation and Corporate Grants Alert. Vol. 9, No.5. May 2000.

¹⁴Snider, Developing Coalitions for Tobacco-Free Youth.

¹⁵Snider, Developing Coalitions for Tobacco-Free Youth.

¹⁶Mary Thelander and Beth Hoen, "Measuring Success in Coalitions," Paper presented at Annual Conference of the Canadian Evaluation Society. (May 1997).

¹⁷Michelle C. Kegler et al., "A Multiple Case Study of Implementation in 10 Local Project ASSIST Coalitions in North Carolina," Health Education Research, 13,(2), (1998): pp.225-238.

¹⁸Snider, Developing Coalitions for Tobacco-Free Youth.

¹⁹Frances D. Butterfoss, Robert M. Goodman, Abraham Wandersman, "Community Coalitions for Prevention and Health Promotion: Factors Predicting Satisfaction,, Participation, and Planning," Health Education Quarterly, 23 (1), (1996): pp.65 -79.

²⁰Thomas Peters and Nancy Austin , A Passion for Excellence, (New York: Random House, 1985.)

²¹Kegler,M. et. al. 1998.

²²Don Burgess, "Six Laws of Organizational Communication," Monograph Series, International School of Theology, San Bernardino, Ca. 1996.

²³Anne Wexler, "Coalition-Building: How to Make It Work for You: Now and in the Future." Public Affairs Review, (1982): pp. 56-64.

²⁴James C. Malamed, Conflict Resolution, Theory and Skills, (Eugene: The Mediation Center, 1995. Also available online at http://www.to-agree.com/1cr.htm

²⁵W. K. Kellogg Foundation Evaluation Handbook. (Detroit: 1998.) Published on-line at http://www.wkkf.org/pubs/Pub770.pdf

²⁶Abraham Wandersman, "Framing the Evaluation of Health and Human Service Programs in Community Settings: Assessing Progress," New Direction for Evaluation, 83. (1999): pp. 95-102.

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