دانلود کتاب Participatory Action Research Approches And Methods: Connecting People, Participation And Place

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Book Cover\nTitle\nCopyright\nDedication\nContents\nBoxes\nFigures\nPlates\nContributors\nForeword\nAcknowledgements\n1 Introduction: Connecting people, participation and place\nPart I: Reflection\n 2 Participatory Action Research: Origins, approaches and methods\n 3 Participation as a form of power: Retheorising empowerment and spatialising Participatory Action Research\n 4 Participatory Action Research: making a difference to theory, practice and action\n 5 Toward a participatory ethics\n 6 Participatory Action Research and researcher safety\nPart II: Action\n 7 Environment and development: (Re)connecting community and commons in New England fisheries, USA\n 8 Working towards and beyond collaborative resource management: Parks, people, and participation in the Peruvian Amazon\n 9 Researching sexual health: Two Participatory Action Research projects in Zimbabwe\n 10 Gender and employment: Participatory social auditing in Kenya\n 11 Inclusive methodologies: Including disabled people in Participatory Action Research in Scotland and Canada\n 12 Working with migrant communities: Collaborating with the Kalayaan Centre in Vancouver, Canada\n 13 Peer research with youth: Negotiating (sub)cultural capital, place and participation in Aotearoa/New Zealand\n 14 Participatory diagramming: A critical view from North East England\n 15 Participatory cartographies: Reflections from research performances in Fiji and Tanzania\n 16 Participatory art: Capturing spatial vocabularies in a collaborative visual methodology with Melanie Carvalho and South Asian women in London, UK\n 17 Participatory theatre: ‘Creating a source for staging an example’ in the USA\n 18 Photovoice: Insights into marginalisation through a ‘community lens’ in Saskatchewan, Canada\n 19 Uniting people with place using participatory video in Aotearoa/New Zealand: A Ngati Hauiti journey\n 20 Participatory GIS: The Humboldt/West Humboldt Park Community GIS Project, Chicago, USA\nPart III: Reflection\n 21 Participatory data analysis: Caitlin Cahill, based on work with the Fed up Honeys\n 22 Participatory learning: opportunities and challenges\n 23 Beyond the journal article: Representations, audience, and the presentation of Participatory Action Research\n 24 Linking Participatory Research to Action: Institutional challenges\n 25 Relating action to activism: Theoretical and methodological reflections\nPart IV: Conclusion\n 26 Conclusion: the space(s) and scale(s) of Participatory Action Research\nBibliography\nIndex