Transforming knowledge creation for a more sustainable world through action research
Hilary Bradbury explains basic tenets of high quality contemporary action research
In this 20 minute video presentation Hilary Bradbury Ph.D. covers some basic tenets of high quality contemporary action research. She describes action research as a complement to conventional research and offers examples of first person action research/practice (mindfulness program), second person action research/practice (learning history) and third person action research/practice (executive roundtable using systems tools for collaborative action). She suggests that the spirit of partnership which allows us to move beyond objectification toward desired action is central to transforming knowledge creation for a more sustainable world. Hilary may be reached at Bradbury@ohsu.edu.
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Columbia Embury
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