Showing posts with label practice. Show all posts
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Sunday, 18 August 2013

Social work theories in context : creating frameworks for practice / Karen Healy.

Social work theories in context : creating frameworks for practice / Karen Healy.Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire : Palgrave Macmillan, 2005.

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The myth of research-based policy & practice / Martyn Hammersley.

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The SAGE handbook of action research : participative inquiry and practice / edited by Peter Reason, Hilary Bradbury.

Previous ed.: published as Handbook of action research. 2001.Includes bibliographical references and index.Living inquiry : personal, political and philosophical groundings for action research practice -- Participatory action research as practice -- Action research and the challenge of scope -- Action research at work : creating the future following the path from Lewin -- Continuing the journey : articulating dimensions of feminist participatory research (FPAR) --Towards transformational liberation : participatory and action research and praxis --Critical theory and participatory action research -- Systems thinking and practice for action research -- Social construction and research as action -- Power and knowledge -- Appreciable worlds, inspired inquiry -- Ethics and action research : deepening our commitment to principles of social justice and redefining systems of democratic practice -- Future of universities : action research and the transformation of higher education -- Action research, partnerships and social impacts : the institutional collaboration of PRIA and IDR --Action inquiry : interweaving multiple qualities of attention for timely action -- Action science : linking casual theory and meaning making in action research -- Clinical inquiry/research -- Practice of appreciative inquiry -- PRA, PLA, and pluralism : practice and theory -- Action learning -- Jury is out : how far can participatory projects go toward reclaiming democracy? -- Learning history : an action research practice in support of actionable learning -- Extending epistemology within a co-operative inquiry -- Action research in healthcare -- Action research on a large scale : issues and practices -- Theorizing audience, products and provocation -- Taking the action turn : lessons from bringing participation to qualitative research --Charismatic inquiry in concert : action research in the realm of 'the between' -- Presentational knowing : bridging experience and expression with art, poetry and song -- Working with 'not knowing' amid power dynamics among managers : from faultfinding and exclusion towards co-learning and inclusion -- Learning to love our black selves : healing from internalized oppressions -- Tapestry of leadership : lessons from six cooperative - inquiry groups of social justice leaders -- Workplace stress and aggression project : ways of knowing - our rosetta stone for practice --Theatre in participatory action research : experiences from Bangladesh -- Changing the culture of dependency to allow for successful outcomes in participatory research : fourteen years of experience in Yucatan, Mexico -- Health promotion and participatory action research : the significance of participatory praxis in developing participatory health intervention -- "This is so democratic!" action research and policy development in East Timor -- 'No--you don't know how we feel!' : collaborative inquiry using video with children facing the life threatening illness of a parent -- IT and action sensemaking : making sense of new technology --Negotiating the challenges of participatory action research : relationships, power, participation, change and credibility -- Getting in, getting on, getting out : on working with second person inquiry groups -- Facilitation as action research in the moment -- Muddling through : facing the challenges of managing a large scale action research project -- Insider action research : the dynamics of developing new capabilities -- Teaching reflective practice in the action science/action inquiry tradition : key stages, concepts and practices -- Praxis of educating action researchers --Finding form in writing for action research -- Concluding reflections : whither action research?

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