New Dimensions in Community Well-Being

Introduction from the Editors.- Part I. Community Well-Being: General Considerations for the Work.- Chapter 1. Rethinking Diversity, Inclusion, and Inclusiveness: The Quest to Better Understand Indicators of Community Enrichment and Well-being; Craig A. Talmage and Richard C. Knopf.- Chapter 2.&nbsp;Community Well-Being or Quality of Place?: A Few Notes and Their Application in Czech Republic; František Murgaš and Michal Klobučník.- Part II. Community Well-Being: Australia, South Africa and the United States.- Chapter 3. Nurturing the Nurturing Mother: A Method to Assess the Interdependence of Human and&nbsp;Planetary Health Through Community Well-Being; Neda Yousefi Movahed.- Chapter 4. Subjective National Well-Being and Xenophobia in Sub-Saharan Africa: Results and Lessons from South Africa; Steven Lawrence Gordon.- Chapter 5.&nbsp;A Closing Window of Opportunity – When Does Multidimensional Poverty Become&nbsp;Chronic? A Longitudinal Study of Australians; Emily J. Callander and Deborah J. Schofield.- &nbsp;Part IV. Place Based Satisfaction and Happiness.- Chapter 6.&nbsp;What Is More Important to Residents: A City Attractiveness or Citizens’ Residential Satisfaction? An&nbsp;Analysis of the Explanatory Attributes in Shrinking Cities of Portugal; Ana Paula Barreira, Maria Helena Guimarães and Thomas Panagopoulos.- Chapter 7.&nbsp;Happiness Insights into Migration Policy and Choice Behavior of Immigrants; Martijn&nbsp;Hendriks.- Chapter 8. Chapter House: Vision for a Sustainable Future; Paul J. Prosser and Scott Cloutier.- Part&nbsp;V. Work Place Satisfactom, Happiness and Well- Being.- Chapter 9.&nbsp;Socioconomers: New Organizational Actors in U.S. Benefit Corporations; Patsy Kraeger.- Chapter 10.&nbsp;The Intersection of Positive Organizational Scholarship and Organizational Change?;&nbsp;Robbie Waters Robichau.- Part&nbsp;VI. Conclusion from the Editors.<div><div><div><div><br></div><div><br></div></div></div></div>