This special issue has its roots in a series of meetings at the annual EGOS conferences held between 2001 and 2007. The Action Research sub-theme at these annual meetings has attracted almost 200 papers from authors on every continent. A particular focus of the group has been the socio-economic approach to action research developed by Henri Savall and the ISEOR team which discusses what Savall describes as "Generic Contingencies” and a “qualimetrics research methodology” (2003). The meetings have drawn together a truly international grouping of researchers who share a common interest in working closely with the world of practice to “make a difference.
As a process of inquiry, action research is not a recent phenomenon of the 20th and 21st centuries. ...
This article examines the threads that run through the seven different accounts of action research t...
For nearly 70 years scholars have been discussing the characteristics of action research and it is a...
This special issue has its roots in a series of meetings at the annual EGOS conferences held betwee...
Action research has a long history in the field of management and organisation studies. Since Lewin...
A large number of organisation and management disciplines, appear to have obtained a closer relation...
This paper introduces action research as an approach for change and development in management resear...
There are various kinds of approaches in carrying out a research. Most of these approaches aim at pr...
Action research (AR) has developed extensively since the 1970s. We reviewed the AR literature within...
International audiencePurpose– This paper aims to present a concise history of the main action resea...
A basic characteristic of action research is that it is part of the movement of society. It does not...
Purpose The paper aims to explore the problematics of validity that are inherent to the conduct of a...
This article discusses methodological and philosophical issues linked to action research. The concep...
Action research has become increasingly prominent among management researchers as an espoused paradi...
Action research continues to see a growth in interest both internationally and across disciplines. T...
As a process of inquiry, action research is not a recent phenomenon of the 20th and 21st centuries. ...
This article examines the threads that run through the seven different accounts of action research t...
For nearly 70 years scholars have been discussing the characteristics of action research and it is a...
This special issue has its roots in a series of meetings at the annual EGOS conferences held betwee...
Action research has a long history in the field of management and organisation studies. Since Lewin...
A large number of organisation and management disciplines, appear to have obtained a closer relation...
This paper introduces action research as an approach for change and development in management resear...
There are various kinds of approaches in carrying out a research. Most of these approaches aim at pr...
Action research (AR) has developed extensively since the 1970s. We reviewed the AR literature within...
International audiencePurpose– This paper aims to present a concise history of the main action resea...
A basic characteristic of action research is that it is part of the movement of society. It does not...
Purpose The paper aims to explore the problematics of validity that are inherent to the conduct of a...
This article discusses methodological and philosophical issues linked to action research. The concep...
Action research has become increasingly prominent among management researchers as an espoused paradi...
Action research continues to see a growth in interest both internationally and across disciplines. T...
As a process of inquiry, action research is not a recent phenomenon of the 20th and 21st centuries. ...
This article examines the threads that run through the seven different accounts of action research t...
For nearly 70 years scholars have been discussing the characteristics of action research and it is a...