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Fujisaka S (1994) Will farmer participatory research survive in the International Agricultural
Research Centres? International Institute of Environment and Development, London
Fujisaka S (1995) Incorporating farmers’ knowledge in international rice research. In:
Warren DM, Slikkerveer LJ, Brokensha D (eds) The cultural dimension of development:
indigenous knowledge systems. Intermediate Technology Publications, London, pp 124–139
Garrity DP (1998) Participatory approaches to catchment management: some experiences to build
upon. Paper presented at the managing soil erosion consortium assembly, Hanoi, 8–12 June 1998
Glover D (2010) Valuing the environment: economics for a sustainable future. International
Development Research Centre, Ottawa
Gurung TR, Bousquet F, Tre ´buil G (2006) Companion modeling, conflict resolution, and institution building: sharing irrigation water in the Lingmuteychu Watershed, Bhutan. Ecol Soc
11:36. [online] http://www.ecologyandsociety.org/vol11/iss2/art36/
Hartmann J, Petersen L (2005) Marketing environmental services: lessons learned in German
development cooperation. In: Merino L, Robson J (eds) Managing the commons: payment for
environmental services. CSMSS, The Christensen Fund, Ford Foundation, SEMARNAT, INE,
Mexico, pp 20–33
Hellin J, Bellon MR, Badstue L, Dixon J, La Rovere R (2008) Increasing the impacts of
participatory research. Exp Agric 44:81–95
Henkel H, Stirrat R (2001) Participation as spiritual duty: empowerment as secular subjection.
In: Cooke B, Kothari U (eds) Participation: the new tyranny? Zed Books, London/New York,
pp 168–184
Hickey S, Mohan G (2004) Towards participation as transformation: critical themes and
challenges. In: Hickey S, Mohan G (eds) Participation: from tyranny to transformation? Zed
Books, London/New York, pp 3–24
Hickey S, Mohan G (2005) Relocating participation within a radical politics of development. Dev
Change 36(2):237–262
Hoffmann V (2000) Picture supported communication in Africa: fundamentals, examples and
recommendations for appropriate communication processes in rural development programmes
in sub-Saharan Africa, 2nd revised edn. Margraf, Weikersheim
Hoffmann V, Christinck A, Lemma M (2009a) Rural extension, vol 2, 3rd edn, Examples and
background material. Margraf, Weikersheim
Hoffmann V, Thomas A, Gerber A (eds) (2009b) Transdisziplina ¨re Umweltforschung, Methodenhandbuch, Kulturlandschaft Band 2. OekomVerlag, Munich
Isvilanonda S (2007) Fresh longan marketing and reference market: a case of longan grown in
northern Thailand. In: Heidhues F, Herrmann L, Neef A, Neidhart S, Sruamsiri P, Chau Thu D,
Valle Za ´rate A (eds) Sustainable land use in mountainous regions of Southeast Asia: meeting
the challenges of ecological, socio-economic and cultural diversity. Springer, Berlin/
Heidelberg/New York/London/Paris/Tokyo, pp 277–286
Kemp R, Shot J, Hoogma R (1998) Regime shifts to sustainability through processes of niche
formation: the approach of strategic niche management. Technol Anal Strateg Manage
10:175–195
KKU (1987) Proceedings of the 1985 international conference on rapid rural appraisal “Rural
systems research and farming systems research projects.” Khon Kaen University, Khon Kaen
Kothari U (2001) Power, knowledge and social control in participatory development. In: Cooke B,
Kothari U (eds) Participation. The new tyranny? Zed Books, London/New York, pp 139–152
Lippe M, Minh TT, Neef A, Marohn C, Hoffmann V, Hilger T, Cadisch G (2011) Building on
qualitative datasets and participatory processes to simulate land use change in a mountain
watershed of Northwest Vietnam. Environ Model Software 26(12):1454–1466
Mathevet R, Antona M, Barnaud C, Fourage C, Tre ´buil G, Aubert S (2011) Contexts and
dependencies in the ComMod processes. In: Etienne M (ed) Companion modelling. A participatory approach to support sustainable development. Quae Editions, Versailles, pp 97–116
9 Participatory Approaches to Research and Development in the Southeast. . .
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