Participatory community research: Theories and methods in action.

This book discusses the development of participatory research in the context of community participation, as well as some of the issues raised in the literature on informed consent and informed consent.

Abstract

Capturing Theory and Methodology in Participatory Community Research Participatory Action Research: General Principles and a Study with a Chronic Health Condition Community Development: Enhancing the Knowledge Base Through Participatory Action Research Epidemiologic Research: Science and Community Participation Primary Prevention: Involving Schools and Communities in Youth Health Promotion Prevention Science: Participatory Approaches and Community Case Studies University-Community Partnerships: A Framework and an Exemplar Self-Help Research: Issues of Power Sharing Empowerment Evaluation: Principles and Action Feminist Perspectives: Empowerment Behind Bars Culturally Anchored Research: Quandaries, Guidelines, and Exemplars for Community Psychology Community Narratives: The Use of Narrative Ethnography in Participatory Community Research Community Concerns about Participatory Research Student Reflections on Community Research Practices and Implications Faculty Deconstructs Participatory Research Conclusion