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“The cynicism that passes for sophistication”
I’m not sure when or how I first encountered Appreciative Inquiry. But I do remember going to an Imagine Chicago conference in 2002 with a group of community activists from Edinburgh. We had a thoroughly exciting time, meeting appreciative inquirers … Continue reading
Posted in Appreciative inquiry, Co-production and new ways of working, How can evaluation be useful?, Leadership, Living systems research, Participatory research methods, Research Impact, What is action research?
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Participative transformation?
I have recently written a book review of Participative transformation learning and development in practising change, by Roger Klev and Morten Levin in the Journal Action Learning: Research and Practice, 2015 They propose that given the challenges of the uncertainty … Continue reading
Posted in Co-production and new ways of working, How can evaluation be useful?, Leadership, Partnership working, Research Impact, What is action research?
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