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Fielding Graduate University
Action Research Symposium: Alexandria, Virginia July 23-24, 2001
Edited
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Peter Park and Bob Silverman
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Introduction
Keynote Presentations:
Helen
M. Lewis
Using Participatory Research to Rebuild Communities
William
R. Torbert
Toward Timely Action Through 1st-, 2nd-, and 3rd-Person Research/Practice
Papers:
Frank
Friedlander
Participatory Action Research as a Means of Integrating Theory and Practice
Adair
Linn Nagata
Shifting the Bodymindset: Moving Into Unknown Territory
W. Barnett
Pearce
Civic Maturity: Musings About a Metaphor
Cathy
Collins
Community Planning: Its Unrealized Potential - How Participatory Action
Research Can Help
Lou
Martucci and John Hirsch
Creating a Shared Vision and Action Plan for Economic Growth and Social
Development Within a Multi-Community Region
Tamah
L. Nakamura
Japanese Butoh Dance as Participatory Action Research
Jodie
Berlin Morrow
Face, Theater, and Transformation: A Participatory Theater Project Involving
Young Adults With Craniofacial Conditions
Milton
E. Lopes
Soft Systems Methodology: An Application to a Community Based Association
Beth
Fisher-Yoshida
Theorists and Practitioners Engage: Developing an Intervention in Conflict
Resolution
Kathy
Curran
Using Action Research in an Entrepreneurial Internet Company
Joseph
P. Bablonka
Reflections on 22 Years of Negotiating the Snares and Pitfalls of the
Fortune 100: A Historical Analysis of Three Change
Interventions
Michael
Gibbons
"Learning for Leverage in Education": A Project Strengthening
Local Education Organizations in East Africa Through Capacity-Building,
Operating Grants, and Action Learning 1997-2001
Jeanne
E. Hernandez-Tutop
Professional Development: Implementing Action Research for Improving Classroom
Teaching
Steven
Schapiro
A Freirian Approach to Anti-Sexist Education With Men: Toward a Pedagogy
of the "Oppressor"
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