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Neumann, W.P. & N. Purdy
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The better work, better care framework: 7 strategies for sustainable healthcare system process improvement.
Health Systems 12:4
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Davison, Robert M., Maris G. Martinsons & Louie H. M. Wong
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The ethics of action research participation.
Information Systems Journal 32:3
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Bell-Martin, Rebecca V. & Jerome F. Marston
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Confronting Selection Bias: The Normative and Empirical Risks of Data Collection in Violent Contexts.
Geopolitics 26:1
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Garavaglia, Emma, Francesco Marcaletti, Tatiana Iñiguez-Berrozpe & Heike Schroder
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Action Research in Age Management: The Quality of Ageing at Work Model.
Work, Aging and Retirement 7:4
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Lindhult, Erik & Karin Axelsson
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The logic and integration of coproductive research approaches.
International Journal of Managing Projects in Business 14:1
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Shani, Abraham B. (Rami) & David Coghlan
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Action research in business and management: A reflective review.
Action Research 19:3
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Smith, Natalie
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Emerging from the swamp: an autoethnography on the legitimacy of action research.
International Journal of Managing Projects in Business 14:1
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Thurber, Amie, Leslie Collins, Marilyn Greer, Demetrese McKnight & Darlene Thompson
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Resident experts: The potential of critical Participatory Action Research to inform public housing research and practice.
Action Research 18:4
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Stylianou, Polyxeni & Michalinos Zembylas
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Ethical and political dimensions of action research and lesson study: reflections from a research project on a controversial issue in Cyprus.
Educational Action Research 27:4
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Burman, Anders
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Are anthropologists monsters? An Andean dystopian critique of extractivist ethnography and Anglophone-centric anthropology.
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Eito Mateo, Antonio, M. José Gómez Poyato & Chaime Marcuello Servós
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e-Social work in practice: a case study.
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Sarrica, M., M. Richter, S. Thomas, I. Graham & B.M. Mazzara
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Social approaches to energy transition cases in rural Italy, Indonesia and Australia: Iterative methodologies and participatory epistemologies.
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Whitehurst, Fiona & Paul Richter
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Engaged scholarship in small firm and entrepreneurship research: Grappling with Van de Ven’s diamond model in retrospect to inform future practice.
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Villumsen, Anne Marie & Ole Steen Kristensen
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From management to leadership: a shift towards understanding the organizational complexity of multidisciplinary collaboration.
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Gearty, Margaret R, Hilary Bradbury-Huang & Peter Reason
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Learning history in an open system: Creating histories for sustainable futures.
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Gorli, Mara, Davide Nicolini & Giuseppe Scaratti
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Gubbins, Claire & Denise M. Rousseau
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Embracing Translational HRD Research for Evidence-Based Management: Let's Talk About How to Bridge the Research-Practice Gap.
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The Practical Relevance of Management Research: Turning the Debate on Relevance into a Rigorous Scientific Research Program.
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Helskog, Guro Hansen
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Educational Action Research 22:1
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Johnson, Hannes, Mikael Johansson & Karin Andersson
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Barriers to improving energy efficiency in short sea shipping: an action research case study.
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Action Research 10:2
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Oral, Muhittin
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Action research contextualizes DEA in a multi-organizational decision-making process.
Expert Systems with Applications 39:7
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Coghlan, David
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Action Research: Exploring Perspectives on a Philosophy of Practical Knowing.
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The Academy of Management Annals 5:1
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Nicolai, Alexander T., Ann-Christine Schulz & Markus Göbel
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Between Sweet Harmony and a Clash of Cultures: Does a Joint Academic–Practitioner Review Reconcile Rigor and Relevance?.
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Rod, Michel
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Qualitative Research in Organizations and Management: An International Journal 6:1
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Revealing and concealing secrets in research: the potential for the absent.
Qualitative Research 10:5
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RAPPERT, BRIAN
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Making Silence Matter: The Place of the Absences in Ethnography.
Ethnographic Praxis in Industry Conference Proceedings 2010:1
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Fuller-Rowell, Thomas E.
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Grasselli, Nóra Ilona
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Johnsen, Hans Chr Garmann, James Karlsen, Roger Normann & Jens Kristian Fosse
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The contradictory nature of knowledge: a challenge for understanding innovation in a local context and workplace development and for doing action research.
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Overcoming Challenges in Writing About Action Research—The Promise of the Development Story.
Systemic Practice and Action Research 20:1
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Levin, Morten & Johan E. Ravn
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Systemic Practice and Action Research 20:1
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RAM, MONDER, NICK THEODORAKOPOULOS & IAN WORTHINGTON
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POLICY TRANSFER IN PRACTICE: IMPLEMENTING SUPPLIER DIVERSITY IN THE UK.
Public Administration 85:3
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Sæther, Bjørnar
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From Researching Regions at a Distance to Participatory Network Building: Integrating Action Research and Economic Geography.
Systemic Practice and Action Research 20:1
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Boser, Susan
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Ethics and power in community-campus partnerships for research.
Action Research 4:1
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Foth, Marcus
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Network action research.
Action Research 4:2
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Paul Hager, Kalliola, Satu, Risto Nakari & Ilkka Pesonen
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Hilsen, Anne Inga
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Action Research 4:1
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Reflexive democracy: creating actionable knowledge through regional development coalitions.
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The Case for Integrating Grounded Theory and Participatory Action Research: Empowering Clients to Inform Professional Practice.
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Action Research 13:4
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Action Research 2:1
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