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Participatory action research: Principles, politics, and possibilities

Nod Miller

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Abstract Participatory action research is claimed to be a process in which knowledge collectively generated is used for the development of strategies for social change.

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Abstract Participatory action research is claimed to be a process in which knowledge collectively generated is used for the development of strategies for social change.

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Abstract Participatory action research is claimed to be a process in which knowledge collectively generated is used for the development of strategies for social change.

Key concepts: Participatory action research, Politics, Citizen journalism, Action (physics), Sociology, Process (computing), Action research, Social change

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