Knowledge Democracy and Participatory Research

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    The Story of PRIA: An Experiment in Participatory Action Research
    (2005-07-25) Tandon, Rajesh
    During the first International Forum on Participatory Research held in April 1980 in Lubljana, Yugoslavia, I had met with Orlando Fals-Borda and Myles Horton. It was about a decade ago that I had read about Action Research as a student of management; it was about five years ago, as I struggled with my Doctoral dissertation data-collection in rural India that I had learnt about Participatory Research through Budd Hall and Paolo Freire. The regional networks of Participatory Research, with support from the International Council for Adult Education, had begun to have a dynamic of their own. Lubljana was our first real encounter at international levels.

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