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Adger WN (2000) Social and ecological resilience: are they related? Prog Hum Geogr
24(3):347–364. https://doi.org/10.1191/030913200701540465. SAGE Publications, UK
Ahsan Ullah AKM, Routray JK (2007) Rural poverty alleviation through NGO interventions in
Bangladesh: how far is the achievement? Int J Soc Econ 34(4):237–248. Emerald Group Publishing Limited, UK
Allison EH, Horemans B (2006) Putting the principles of the sustainable livelihoods approach into
fisheries development policy and practice. Marine Policy 30(6):757–766. Elsevier, Netherlands
Altman DG (1995) Sustaining interventions in community systems: on the relationship between
researchers and communities. Health Psychology 14(6):526. APA Publications, Washington D.C.,
USA
Argyris C, Putnam R, Smith DM (1985) Action science: concepts, methods and skills for research
and intervention, Jossey-Bass. San Francisco, CA, USA. ISBN 0-87589-665-0
Bebbington A (2004) NGOs and uneven development: geographies of development intervention.
Prog Hum Geogr 28(6):725–745. SAGE Publications, UK
Bergold J (2007) Participatory strategies in community psychology research—a short survey.
In Poland welcomes community psychology: proceedings from the 6th European conference
on community psychology pp 57–66
Bleckley D (2008) Assessing participatory development processes through knowledge building.
SPNA Rev 4(1):3. SAGE Publications, UK
Bourdieu P (1983) Social sciences and philosophy. Res Soc Sci 47(1):45–52. Elsevier, Netherlands
Bradbury H (ed) (2015) The Sage handbook of action research. SAGE Publications, UK
Brocklesby MA, Fisher E (2003) Community development in sustainable livelihoods approaches—an introduction. Community Dev J 38(3):185–198. Taylor and Francis Group, UK
Brydon-Miller M (2008) Covenantal ethics and action research: exploring a common foundation for
social research. In: Mertens D, Ginsberg P (eds) Handbook of social research ethics. Thousand
Oaks, CA: Sage, pp 243–258
Brydon-Miller M, Wadsworth Y, Satiani A (2004) A parting of the ways—for the time being. In:
Brydon-Miller M, Maguire P, McIntyre A (eds) Traveling companions: feminism, teaching, and
action research. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, pp 179–186
Chambers R (1997) Progress in participatory development: opening up the possibility of knowledge
through progressive participation. In: Sanderson E, Kindon S (eds) (2004) Progress in development studies, vol 4, pp 114–126. SAGE Publications, UK
Chataway CJ (1997) An examination of the constraints on mutual inquiry in a participatory action
research project. J Soc Issue 53(4):747–765
Cooke B, Kothari U (eds) (2001) Participation: the new tyranny? Zed Books, London
Cornwall A, Jewkes R (1995) What is participatory research? Soc Sci Med 41(12):1667–1676.
Elsevier, Netherlands
Cornwall A, Pratt G (2003) Pathways to participation: critical reflections on PAR. Briefing drew
on the Pathways to Participation working papers series. Institute of Development Studies (IDS)
Publications, Brighton, UK
Dillard J (1991) Accounting as a critical social science. Acc Auditing Accountability J 4:8–28.
Emerald Group Publishing, UK
Fals-Borda O (2006) Participation (action) research in social theory: origins and challenges. In:
Reason P, Bradbury H (eds) Handbook of action research. SAGE Publications, UK, pp 27–37
Fan S, Hazell P, Thorat S (2000) Government spending, growth and poverty in rural India. Am J
Agric Econ 82(4):1038–1051. Oxford University Press, UK
Forsyth T, Walker A (2008) Forest guardians, forest destroyers: the politics of environmental knowledge in northern Thailand. University of Washington Press, USA
Freire P (1972) Creating alternative research methods: learning to do it by doing it. Studies in Adult
Education, University of Dar-es-Salaam Press, Tanzania, 20 July 1972