Alpaslan Özerdem, Richard Bowd

Participatory Research Methodologies

Development and Post-Disaster/Conflict Reconstruction

• Gebundenes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

This informative text assesses the use of participatory methods as a research tool in the contexts of development and reconstruction after conflict and disasters by identifying cross-cutting themes and establishing a comparative lessons-learned framework. Rather than adopting a prescriptive perspective, the book provides a critical analysis of such methodologies.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: CRC Press
• Seitenzahl: 298
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. Januar 2010
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 18mm
• Gewicht: 594g
• ISBN-13: 9780754677352
• ISBN-10: 0754677354
• Artikelnr.: 45153885

Autorenporträt

Dr Alpaslan Ã-zerdem, Professor, Centre for Peace and Reconciliation Studies, The Enterprise Centre, ECG.2, Coventry University Technology Park, Coventry, UK and Richard Bowd, University of York, UK.

Inhaltsangabe

1: A Theoretical and Practical Exposition of 'Participatory' Research
Methods; I: Participatory Research Methods in Development and Post-disaster
Reconstruction; 2: Introduction to Part I: Participatory Research Methods
in Development and Post-disaster Reconstruction; 3: Who Speaks For The
Community? Negotiating Agency and Voice in Community-based Research in
Tanzania; 4: Poverty Assessment in Rwanda through Participatory Rural
Appraisal; 5: Participatory Approaches to Impact Assessment: Experiences
from Humanitarian Interventions in Zimbabwe; 6: Applications of
Participatory Research Methods in a Post-disaster Environment: The Case of
Cyclone Sidr, Bangladesh; 7: Rediscovering Traditional Knowledge for
Post-disaster Reconstruction through 'Participatory' Research Methods in
India and Nepal; 8: Conclusion to Part I; II: Participatory Research
Methods in Post-conflict Reconstruction; 9: Introduction to Part II:
Participatory Research Methods in Post-conflict Reconstruction; 10:
Understanding Social Capital and Reconciliation in Rwanda through
Participatory Methods; 11: Door Knocking in Sierra Leone: A Necessity in
Post-conflict Research; 12: Mapping Child Soldiers' Reintegration Outcomes
in Liberia: A Participatory Approach; 13: A Participatory Approach to
Ethnographic Research with Victims of Gross Human Rights Violations:
Studying Families of the Disappeared in Post-conflict Nepal; 14: Unexamined
Lives: A Methodology of Women, Violence and War in Lebanon; 15:
Participatory Research in Programme Evaluation: The Mid-term Evaluation of
the National Solidarity Programme in Afghanistan; 16: Participatory
Research Methods in Post-conflict Reconstruction Study Visits; 17:
Conclusion to Part II; 18: Conclusion: A Comparative Analysis of the Use of
Participatory Research Methods in Development, Post-disaster and
Post-conflict Contexts