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International
Journal of Action Research, 2009, volume 5,
issue
3
First pages
Articles
Øyvind Pålshaugen
How to Generate Knowledge from Single Case Research on Innovation?
231-254
Jarle Moss Hildrum, Henrik Dons Finsrud, Pål Klethagen
The Next Generation of National R&D Programmes in Norway: Consequences for
Action Research and Regional Development
255-288
Satu Kalliola
Learning along with Participatory Action Research – A Finnish Perspectiv
289-321
John Shotter
Instead of Managerialism: From What Goes on Inside Our Heads to What Our Heads
(and Bodies) Go on Inside of – the World between Us
322-341
Book Review
David Coghlan and Teresa Brannick (2010): Doing Action
Research in Your Own Organisation reviewed by Richard Ennals
342-347
Contents of IJAR, volume 5, issues 1-3
347-348
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International Journal of Action Research,
2009, volume 5,
issue 2
First pages
Articles
Tuomo Alasoini
Alternative Paths for Working Life Reform? A Comparison of European and East
Asian Development Strategies
155-183
Marcos Bidart Novaes,Maria Amelia Santoro Franco, Rosana
Pontes
Facing Resignation and Silence: A Transforming Action-Research Experience in
Brazil
184-214
Bob Dick
Action Research and New Media Concepts
215-225
Book reviews
Susan E. Noffke, Bridget Somekh (eds.) (2009):
Handbook of Educational Action Research
Jean McNiff und Jack Whitehead (2009): Doing and Writing Action Research
reviewed by Richard Ennals
226-230
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International Journal of Action Research,
2009, volume 5,
issue 1
First pages
Werner Fricke, Øyvind Pålshaugen:
Editorial
5-12
Articles
Danilo R. Streck
Popular Education and Participatory Research:
Facing
Inequalities in Latin America
13-32
Klaus
Dörre, Hajo Holst, Oliver Nachtwey
Organizing – A Strategic Option for Trade Union Renewal?
33-67
Ole Fogh
Kirkeby
Phronesis as the Sense of the Event
68-113
Robert Farrands
Opening to the World through the Lived Body: Relating Theory and Practice in
Organisation Consulting
114-143
Book review
Olav Eikeland
(2008): The Ways of Aristotle. Aristotelian
phrónêsis, Aristotelian
Philosophy of Dialogue, and Action Research
reviewed by
Ole Fogh
Kirkeby
144-151
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International Journal of Action Research,
2008, volume 4,
issue 3
First pages
Articles
Salvo Leonardi
Union Organisation of Employees in Atypical and Precarious Work in Italy
203-224
Michael Whittall, Alan Tuckman
Employee Forums in the UK: Friend or Foe of Trade Unions? 225-253
Christina Hee Pedersen, Birgitte Ravn Olesen
What Knowledge – Which relationships?
Sharing Dilemmas of an Action Researcher
254-290
David Coghlan, Paul Coughlan
Exploiting the Reach to Explore the Richness in Inter-organizational Action
Research
291-313
Book review
Sanford F.
Schram, Brian Caterino (eds.) (2006): Making political science matter –
Debating knowledge, research, and method
reviewed by Olav Eikeland
314-319
Contents of
IJAR, volume 4, issues 1-3
320-322
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International Journal of Action Research,
2008, volume 4,
issue 1+2
Special Issue
Working Life Reform in Difficult Times: International Experiences
Editors: Werner Fricke, Richard Ennals,
Øyvind Pålshaugen
First pages
Werner Fricke:
Editorial
6-14
Articles
Bjørn Gustavsen
Learning from Workplace Development Initiatives: External Evaluations versus
Internal Understandings
15-38
Robert Arnkil
In Search of Missing Links in Disseminating Good Practice – Experiences of a
Work Reform Programme in Finland
39-61
Tuomo Alasoini
Building
Better Programmes: Learning Networks in the Promotion of Workplace
Innovation
62-89
Claudius H. Riegler
Why is Learning from National Working Life Programmes not a Matter of
Course?
90-113
Thoralf Ulrik Qvale
Regional Strategies to Meet Globalization: How Single Plants Innovate
together to Remain Viable and Secure Employment. The Grenland Industrial
Cluster and Telemark
114-154
Berit Moltu
Satirical and Romantic Stories about Organisational Change. Actor Network
Theory and Action Research
155-179
Conference Report
When Shall We
Meet Again?
An Overview on the International ‘Insightful Encounters’ Conference, 5th-7th
March 2008 in Porvoo, Finland
by Tuomo Alasoini
180-184
Book Reviews
Marianne Kristiansen, Joergen Bloch-Poulsen (2005):
Midwifery and Dialogue in Organizations – Emergent Mutual Involvement in
Action Research
reviewed by Olav
Eikeland
185-193
Lothar Hack, unter
Mitarbeit von Irmgard Hack (2007): Wie Globalisierung gemacht wird. Ein
Vergleich der Organisationsformen und Konzernstrategien von General Electric
und
Thomson/Thales
reviewed by Andreas Boes and Katrin Trinks
194-197
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International Journal of Action Research,
2007, volume 3,
issue 3
Special Issue
Interactive Research
Guest editors: Lennart Svensson, Per-Erik Ellström, Goran Brulin
First pages
Werner Fricke:
Editorial
229-232
Lennart Svensson, Per-Erik Ellström, Göran Brulin
Introduction – on Interactive Research
233-249
Lennart Svensson, Jörgen Eklund, Hanne Randle, Gunnar
Aronsson
Interactive Research – an Attempt to Analyse two Change Programmes
250-277
Lotta Svensson
It’s Being Close that Makes it Possible to Accept Criticism!
278-296
Petter Ahlström, Fredrik Nilsson, Nils-Göran Olve
Mobilising and Nurturing Collaboration in Research – the Value of a Focused
Imagination
297-323
Casten von Otter
Improving Learning Capabilities: A Case Study of an Independent Research
Unit in Interaction with the Local Community
324-348
Ewa Gunnarsson
Other Sides of the Coin. A Feminist Perspective on Robustness in Science and
Knowledge Production
349-363
Contents of IJAR, volume
3, issues 1-3 364-366
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International Journal of Action Research,
2007, volume 3,
issue 1+2
Special Issue
On the
Diversity of Action Research
First pages
Werner
Fricke: Editorial
6-8
Øyvind Pålshaugen: Introduction - On the
Diversity of Action Research
9-14
Articles
Marianne Kristiansen
Relational and Existential Challenges of Practicing Dialogic Action Research -
Working with Social Concrete Blocks in Organizations
15-37
Olav Eikeland
Why Should Mainstream Social Researchers Be Interested in Action Research?
38-64
John Shotter
With What Kind of Science Should Action Research Be Contrasted?
65-92
Bjørn Gustavsen
Research Responses to Practical Challenges: What Can Action Research
Contribute?
93-111
Danilo R. Streck
Research and Social Transformation: Notes about Method and Methodology in
Participatory Research
112-130
Davydd Greenwood
Pragmatic Action Research
131-148
Bob Dick
Action Research as an Enhancement of Natural Problem Solving
149-167
Margaret H. Vickers
Reflections from an Action Researcher: Why We Do What We Do
168-189
Gill Coleman, Margaret Gearty
Making Space for Difference: The CARPP Approach to Action Research
190-214
Book Review
Shaw,
Ian F. / Greene, Jennifer C. / Mark, Melvin M. (Eds.) (2006): The Sage
Handbook of Evaluation
215-223
reviewed by Thomas Widmer
The
15th ICSD Symposium - Seeking Harmony and Promoting Social Development in a
World of Conflict
224
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International Journal of Action Research, 2006, volume 2,
issue 3
First pages
Werner Fricke
General Reflections on how to Practice and Train for Action Research
269-282
Øyvind Pålshaugen
Constructive Practice and Critical Theory: The Contribution of Action Research
to Organisational Change and the Discourse on Organisations
283-318
Bjørn Gustavsen
Learning Organisation and the Process of Regionalisation
319-342
Myriam N. Torres, Silvia E. Moraes
Building Socially Responsive Curricula through Emancipatory Action Research:
International Contexts
343-374
Book Review
Carola Frege &
John Kelly (eds.): Varieties of Unionism. Strategies for Union Revitalization
in a Globalizing Economy
375-377
reviewed by Catharina Schmalstieg
On the
International Importance of Swedish Research on Work, Organization, and ICT
378-380
Contents of IJAR,
volume 2, issues 1-3
381-382
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International Journal of Action Research, 2006, volume 2,
issue 2
First pages
Werner Fricke: Editorial
143-148
Øyvind Pålshaugen:
Dilemmas of
Action Research – an Introduction
149-162
Marianne Kristiansen, Jørgen Bloch-Poulsen
Involvement as a Dilemma. Between Dialogue and Discussion in Team Based
Organizations
163-197
Julia Preece
Participatory Rural Appraisal: Lessons for Countries in the North?
198-221
Sandra G. L. Schruijer
Research on Collaboration in Action
222-242
Michiel Schoemaker
Shaping Communities of Work, an Organizational Development Approach
243-263
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International Journal of Action Research, 2006, volume 2,
issue 1
First pages
Articles
Olav Eikeland
Phrónêsis, Aristotle, and Action Research
5-53
Emil Albert Sobottka
The Responsibility of Governing and the Changes in the Workers' Party of
Brazil
54-77
Danilo R. Streck
The Scale of Participation: From Municipal Public Budget to Cities' Conference
78-97
Klaus Dörre, Klaus Kraemer, Frederic Speidel
The Increasing Precariousness of the Employment Society: Driving Force for a
New Right Wing Populism?
98-128
Book Reviews
129-137
Beverly J. Silver (2003): Forces of Labour. Workers' Movements and
Globalization since 1870. Cambridge University Press
reviewed by Mario Candeias
Hack,
Lothar; Hack, Irmgard (2005): Wissen, Macht und Organisation.
Internationalisierung industrieller Forschung und Entwicklung - ein
Fallvergleich. Berlin: edition sigma
[Knowledge, Power, and Organization. Internationalization of Industrial
Research and Development - a Case Comparison]
reviewed by Sabine Pfeiffer
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International Journal of Action Research, 2005, volume 1,
issue 3
First pages
Bjørn Gustavsen
Innovation and action research
267-289
Enoch A. Lambert
Action research and the study of human being
290-310
Mick Carpenter
Bridging the gap between collaborative and realist evaluation: A general
critique and case study of European Union employment policies
311-338
Ingunn Moser
Information and its uses in medical practice:
A critical
interrogation of IT plans and visions in health care
339-372
Contents of IJAR,
volume 1, issues 1-3
373-374
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International Journal of Action Research, 2005, volume
1,
issue 2
First pages
John Shooter
Inside
processes: Transitory understandings, action guiding anticipations, and withness
thinking
157-189
Margaret Vickers
Action
research to improve the human condition: An insider-outsider and a
multi-methodology design for actionable knowledge outcomes
190-218
Ian Greer,Lou
Jean Fleron
Labor and
regional development in the U.S.A.:
Building a high road infrastructure in Buffalo, New York
219-242
David Coghlan,
Claus Jacobs
Building capacity for learning and change
through reflective conversation
243-262
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International Journal of Action Research, 2005, volume 1,
issue 1
Special Issue
Participatory Action Research in
Latin America
Guest editors:
Danilo Streck, Carlos Rodrigues Brandão
First pages
Werner Fricke: To our
readers 5-6
Danilo Streck,
Carlos Rodrigues Brandão
Introduction –
Participatory Research 7-8
Lola Cendales,
Fernersando Torres, Alfonso Torres
“One sows the
seed, but it has its own dynamics” An interview with Orlando Fals Borda
9-42
Carlos
Rodrues
Bigues Brandão
Participatory
research and participation in research. A look between times and spaces from
Latin America 43-68
Emil Sobottka, Edcribla
Eggert, Danilo R. Streck
Research as
political-pedagogical mediation. Reflections based on the Participative Budget
69-86
Michel Thiollent
Insertion of
Action-Research in the Context of Continued University Education
87-98
Maria
Ozanira da
Silva e Silva
Reconstructing a
participatory process in the production of knowledge: A concept and a practice
99-120
Carlos Núñez Hurtado
A participatory
citizen consultation: The case of the state of Michoacán, Mexico
121-151
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