From Consent to Mutual Inquiry: Balancing Democracy and Authority in Action Research  

Oleh:

Dodge, Jennifer ; Godsoe, Bethany ; Minieri, Joan ; Ospina, Sonia ; Reza, Salvador ; Schall, Ellen

Jenis: Article from Journal - e-Journal
Dalam koleksi: Action Research vol. 2 no. 1 (Mar. 2004), page 47–69.
Topik: Paradox; Action Research; Group Relations; Leadership; Social Change
Fulltext: 47AR21.pdf (138.21KB)

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The Leadership for a Changing World (LCW) program is a joint endeavor between the Ford Foundation, the Advocacy Institute, and the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service. This paper focuses on the experiences of the Research and Documentation component of LCW - lead by a research team from the Wagner School - during the initial implementation phases of the research. This component formed an inquiry group consisting of both academic researchers and social change practitioners to collaboratively explore and discover the ways in which communities doing social change engage in the work of leadership. We used group relations theory to understand a series of critical dilemmas and contradictions experienced by the coresearchers. This paper identifies four such paradoxes that center around issues of democracy and authority.

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