By:  Chiara Certomà , Michel Pimbert Web 2.0, mobile applications, big-data systems, virtual environments and simulations, geographical information systems and social networks are nowadays affecting our way of understanding and acting in the real world. The way people cooperate with scientists in coding, decoding, recording, interpreting and transforming information through web 2.0 software and interactive technologies […]
Read More...By: Elza FonsecaFalkembach & Alfonso Torres Carrillo Resumen En el capÃtulo presentamos la sistematización de experiencias como práctica de investigativa participativa. A partir de dos trabajos realizados en Brasil y Colombia se exponenlos sentidos y caracterÃsticas de este enfoque de investigación y sus operaciones metodológicas. Este modo de generar conocimiento, articuladoamovimientos sociales, se ubica en la tradición investigativa […]
Read More...‘I see where you’re coming from’ – By: Yoland Wadsworth In the following four vignettes are just some of the familiar challenges of attempting to inquire ‘full cycle’ together from ‘how things are’ to ‘how things could be better’ to trialling, refining and ultimately routinizing practice in ‘how we now do things round here’, until the […]
Read More...Blog post by Julie Horwitz and Amy Howton Patricia Maguire inspires and challenges action researchers to create positive change. This piece provides a wonderful opportunity to celebrate her and renew our own passion for action research. Patricia Maguire is likely best known for her groundbreaking work in feminist participatory action research, when she boldly challenged […]
Read More...By: Marja-Liisa Swantz Research needs to become part of people’s everyday life in order to be meaningful to them. Participatory research with action with people helps them to think through their problems and their potentialities showing the ways they can be involved beyond the immediately obvious concerns and the integration of PAR into the political […]
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