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lifeaquaticbc wrote 1 month ago: Brent’s profile, which nicely summarizes his research process and his involvement with the Van … more →
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Christina Hansen wrote 1 month ago: …what about the relationship between research and society when we talk about action research, where … more →
Lisa wrote 1 month ago: [post by Tom Hughes, originally published on the UNC Health Care blog here] Back in May, I wrote abo … more →
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kevinkarpiak wrote 2 months ago: So I did a little bit of “exploratory ethnography” here in my new home of Worcester, MA … more →
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Christina Hansen wrote 2 months ago: ‘The question is not ‘what do I see these people doing’. We must ask ourselves ‘what do these … more →