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1 A centennial tribute to Gregory Bateson 1904-1980 and his influence on the fields of organizational development and action research Hawkins, Peter
2004
4 p. 409-423
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2 Achieving content representativeness in organizational diagnosis Moates, K. Nathan
2005
4 p. 403-416
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3 Action research and development coalitions in health care Philips, Marianne Ekman
2004
4 p. 349-370
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4 Action research for multi-level facilitation of improvement in health and social care: Development of a change facilitation approach for a local R&D unit Hansson, Johan
2017
4 p. 339-356
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5 Action research in procurement management; evidence from selected lower local government authorities in Tanzania Rasheli, Geraldine A
2017
4 p. 373-385
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6 Action Research Journal’s Special Issue: Development, Aid and Social Transformation 2014
4 p. 444-447
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7 Action research literature Dick, Bob
2004
4 p. 425-444
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8 Action research literature 2004-2006 Dick, Bob
2006
4 p. 439-458
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9 Action research literature 2004-2006 Dick, Bob
2006
4 p. 439-458
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10 Action research literature 2006—2008 Dick, Bob
2009
4 p. 423-441
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11 Action Research Special Issue on: ‘Crafting an action research contribution through dissertation writing’ Gayá Wicks, Patricia
2009
4 p. 442-445
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12 Action Research Special Issue on: Participation and Engagement in Health and Healthcare Lai Fong Chiu,
2009
4 p. 446-448
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13 Action Researchx looking forward: an interleaving of special issues and open issues Reason, Peter
2005
4 p. 437-438
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14 Analyzing and communicating action research data: Practical approaches to conveying the quality and texture of experience Reitz, Megan
2017
4 p. 424-440
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15 A practitioner in the academy: An interview with Bob Dick Zhao, Juanjuan
2012
4 p. 432-448
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16 Are we talking the walk of community-based research? Stoecker, Randy
2009
4 p. 385-404
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17 Around the table with policymakers: Giving voice to children in contexts of poverty and deprivation Sarti, Asia
2018
4 p. 396-413
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18 Autoethnography in action research for health education practitioners Acosta, Sandra
2015
4 p. 411-431
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19 ‘Beloved Bangladesh’ Wadsworth, Yoland
2005
4 p. 417-435
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20 Between idealism and reality: Meeting the challenges of participatory action research Smith, Laura
2010
4 p. 407-425
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21 Book Review: Olav Eikeland, The Ways of Aristotle: Aristotelian Phronesis, Aristotelian Philosophy of Dialogue, and Action Research (Studies in Vocational and Continuing Education, Vol. 5). Peter Lang: Berlin, 2008, 560 pp.: 9783039114719 Ladkin, Donna
2010
4 p. 444-448
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22 Building capacity in community health action research Nelson, Geoffrey
2004
4 p. 389-408
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23 But let us not forget John Collier Neilsen, Eric H.
2006
4 p. 389-399
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24 But let us not forget John Collier Neilsen, Eric H.
2006
4 p. 389-399
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25 Call for papers Levin, Morten
2005
4 p. 439-439
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26 Care providers learning to deal with troubled conscience through participatory action research Ericson-Lidman, Eva
2013
4 p. 386-402
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27 Collaborating for community food security: Emerging scholar participation in a community–university partnership Nelson, Erin
2017
4 p. 402-423
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28 Comments on systematic methodologies of action research in the new millennium: A review of publications 2000–2014 Chen, Siyu
2018
4 p. 341-360
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29 ‘Community control’ in CBPR: Challenges experienced and questions raised from the Trans PULSE project Travers, Robb
2013
4 p. 403-422
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30 Community mapping as a research tool with youth Amsden, Jackie
2005
4 p. 357-381
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31 Community mental health and social exclusion: Working appreciatively towards inclusion Fieldhouse, Jon
2012
4 p. 356-372
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32 Conflicting demands and the power of defensive routines in participatory action research Jacobs, Gaby
2010
4 p. 367-386
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33 Co-research with people living with dementia for change Mann, Jim

4 p. 573-590
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34 Creating organisational and practice change through the use of co-operative inquiry groups in healthcare settings Donnelly, Sarah

4 p. 451-468
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35 Critical evaluation of appreciative inquiry Grant, Suzanne
2006
4 p. 401-418
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36 Critical evaluation of appreciative inquiry Grant, Suzanne
2006
4 p. 401-418
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37 Developing learning diaries for action research on healthcare management in Ghana, Tanzania and Uganda Mshelia, Comfort
2016
4 p. 412-434
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38 Dialogue and deliberation: New approaches to including patients in setting health and healthcare research agendas Abma, Tineke A

4 p. 429-450
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39 Editorial Reason, Peter
2005
4 p. 339-340
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40 Editorial Reason, Peter
2004
4 p. 347-348
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41 Editorial Bradbury, Hilary
2006
4 p. 363-365
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42 Editorial Bradbury, Hilary
2006
4 p. 363-365
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43 Editorial Reason, Peter
2007
4 p. 339-340
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44 Engaging in community conversation: A means to improving the paramedicine student clinical placement experience Hickson, Helen
2014
4 p. 410-425
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45 Engaging Indigenous youth through popular theatre: Knowledge mobilization of Indigenous peoples’ perspectives on access to healthcare services Camargo Plazas, Pilar

4 p. 492-509
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46 Erratum 2006
4 p. 362-362
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47 Erratum 2006
4 p. 362
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48 Evolving on purpose: Results of a qualitative study to explore how public youth system reform advocates apply anti-oppressive practice frameworks in a collaborative training and action process Nissen, Laura Burney
2012
4 p. 406-431
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49 Falling into the depths of his mind: Action research as a way of maintaining a relationship with a loved one with dementia Arieli, Daniella
2013
4 p. 354-368
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50 Free space in the processes of action research Bladt, Mette
2013
4 p. 369-385
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51 From experience to action in recovery-oriented mental health practice: A first person inquiry Kidd, Susan
2014
4 p. 357-373
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52 From madres to mujeristas: Latinas making change with Photovoice Mejia, Angie Pamela
2013
4 p. 301-321
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53 Giving ‘power to the people’ in a Nigerian hospital: From evaluation over to evaluation with stakeholders Chukwu, Gosim Martin
2018
4 p. 361-375
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54 Going large scale: The Polling Conference process for participatory constitution making in Turkey Baburoglu, Oguz N
2014
4 p. 374-391
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55 Guiding principles for indigenous research practices Snow, Kevin C
2016
4 p. 357-375
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56 Having an impact on the impact of impact factor on action research Friedman, Victor
2016
4 p. 355-356
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57 Health and healthcare as the context for participatory action research Kjellström, Sofia

4 p. 419-428
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58 How different approaches to taking pictures influences participation in a photovoice project Bendell, Katherine
2017
4 p. 357-372
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59 How participatory action research supported improvements to the postnatal discharge summary system used for remote dwelling Aboriginal mothers and infants in the Top End of Australia Josif, Cath
2012
4 p. 387-405
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60 Index to volume 2 2004
4 p. 445-446
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61 Index to volume 4 2006
4 p. 459-460
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62 Index to volume 4 2006
4 p. 459-460
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63 Index to volume 3 2005
4 p. 441-442
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64 Inside the PAR group: The group dynamics of women learning to live with diabetes Adili, Fatemeh
2012
4 p. 373-386
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65 ‘Is this for real?’ Participatory research, intersectionality, and the development of leader and collective efficacy with young mothers Levac, Leah
2013
4 p. 423-441
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66 Knowledge-making on ‘ageing in a smart city’ as socio-material power dynamics of participatory action research Suopajärvi, Tiina
2017
4 p. 386-401
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67 Multi-site action research Fuller-Rowell, Thomas E.
2009
4 p. 363-384
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68 Notes from the field Sankaran, Shankar
2005
4 p. 341-352
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69 Participatory action approach for client-centered health insurance Fenenga, Christine J
2015
4 p. 392-410
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70 Participatory action research Burgess, Judy
2006
4 p. 419-437
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71 Participatory action research Burgess, Judy
2006
4 p. 419-437
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72 Participatory action research to enhance the collective involvement of residents in elderly care: About power, dialogue and understanding Woelders, Susan

4 p. 528-548
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73 Participatory photography: A tool for empowerment or surveillance? Prins, Esther
2010
4 p. 426-443
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74 Participatory visual methods in the ‘Psychology loves Porta Capuana’ project Arcidiacono, Caterina
2016
4 p. 376-392
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75 Partner development praxis: The use of transformative communication spaces in a community-academic participatory action research effort in a Mexican ethnic enclave in Chicago Hebert-Beirne, Jennifer
2018
4 p. 414-436
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76 Partners in Diabetes Mendenhall, Tai J.
2007
4 p. 378-406
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77 Patient involvement 2.0: Experience-based co-design supported by action research Gustavsson, Susanne MK

4 p. 469-491
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78 Peer researchers in post-professional healthcare: A glimpse at motivations and partial objectivity as opportunities for action researchers Eaton, Andrew D

4 p. 591-609
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79 Personal and intellectual influences leading to Lewin’s paradigm of action research Bargal, David
2006
4 p. 367-388
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80 Personal and intellectual influences leading to Lewin’s paradigm of action research Bargal, David
2006
4 p. 367-388
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81 Personal budgets for all? Implementing self-directed support in mental health services Hitchen, Sherrie
2015
4 p. 372-391
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82 Poverty knowledge and action research: Lessons from the Ramanagaram Financial Diaries Kamath, Rajalaxmi
2016
4 p. 435-450
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83 Reflections on Shankar Sankaran’s notes about ‘Action research conversations’ Fricke, Werner
2005
4 p. 353-356
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84 Reflections on the SAGE Encyclopedia of Action Research and what it says about action research and its methodologies Dick, Bob
2015
4 p. 431-444
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85 Research translation through participatory research: The case of two community-based projects in low-income African settings Isobell, Deborah
2016
4 p. 393-411
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86 Self-referentiality as a power mechanism Kristiansen, Marianne
2004
4 p. 371-388
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87 Self-regulation in disability: Migraine management as action research Seifert, Lauren S
2012
4 p. 336-355
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88 Social impact and the justification of action research knowledge Gustavsen, Bjørn
2014
4 p. 339-356
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89 Social Learning, academics and NGOs Buchy, Marlène
2007
4 p. 358-377
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90 Starting small and building out with Ernie Stringer: Personal insights into action research and educational change Dustman, Eric L
2014
4 p. 426-443
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91 The challenges of innovation for sustainable agriculture and rural development: Integrating local actions into European policies with the Reflective Learning Methodology Moschitz, Heidrun
2014
4 p. 392-409
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92 The cyclical process of action research Drummond, John S.
2007
4 p. 430-448
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93 The importance of the second loop in educational technology: An action science study of introducing blogging in a course curriculum Glassman, Michael
2013
4 p. 337-353
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94 The status of action research in the People’s Republic of China Hughes, Ian
2005
4 p. 383-402
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95 The voices of youth in foster care: A participant action research study Ponciano, Leslie
2013
4 p. 322-336
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96 Thinking about scale and influencing government policy Bradbury-Huang, Hilary
2010
4 p. 363-366
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97 To be seen or not to be seen: Photovoice, queer and trans youth, and the dilemma of representation Holtby, Alix
2015
4 p. 317-335
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98 Transforming management fashions into praxis Rolfsen, Monica
2007
4 p. 341-357
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99 Using action research to develop a research aware community pharmacy team Karebor Tuhaise Ngwerume,
2010
4 p. 387-406
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100 Using neighborhood observation to support public housing tenants’ empowerment Coulombe, Simon
2018
4 p. 376-395
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101 Using photovoice to develop critical awareness of tobacco environments for marginalized youth in California Lee, Juliet P

4 p. 510-527
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102 Value of action research in new healthcare: The importance of advancing action research through relational networks Bradbury-Huang, Hilary
2012
4 p. 332-335
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103 'We thought we "knew"', so we "did"' Lavie-Ajayi, Maya
2007
4 p. 407-429
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104 What kind of respect is this? Wood, Lesley A.
2009
4 p. 405-422
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105 Working together for a meaningful daily life for older persons: A participatory and appreciative action and reflection project—The lessons we learned James, Inger
2015
4 p. 336-353
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106 Work-integrated learning and health literacy as catalysts for Roma empowerment and social inclusion: A participatory action research Eklund Karlsson, Leena

4 p. 549-572
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107 You make the road by walking: A case study of partnership and collaboration Kroeger, Stephen
2015
4 p. 354-371
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