Report on the International Forum on Participatory Research

dc.contributor.authorYugoslavia, Ljubljana
dc.date.accessioned2025-04-25T06:21:39Z
dc.date.available2025-04-25T06:21:39Z
dc.date.issued1980-04-13
dc.descriptionDiscuss key themes from the deliberations of the Forum, focusing on the dynamics of participatory research and its theoretical underpinnings. Key topics include the role of the researcher, the concept of "organic intellectuals," the nature of popular knowledge, and the relationship between historical materialism and participatory research. It also explores the challenges of integrating theory and practice, emphasizing the need for researcher commitment to community-based action and the development of indigenous capacity. Additionally, the section addresses the costs of participatory research, structural transformation, and the implications of studies on dominant class forces.
dc.description.abstractYugoslavia was selected as the site for this event because of the unique emphasis which has been made there to the principles of self-management and self-government; principles which are totally complementary to the concept of participatory research. In addition, Yugoslavia, and the Republic of Slovenia in particular, have been true pioneers in a variety of adult education forms. It offered us a chance to bring together practitioners from other countries to a place where the principles of adult education and self-management for an equitable society are central tenets of the way of life. The decision to choose Yugoslavia was vindicated many times over as the supportive atmosphere and the freedom to speak openly generated a remarkable climate a unique experience for most of us. Ljubljana has joined the list of places where, in the short history of participatory research work, plans have been made, momentum established, ideas clarified and reasons for working re-emphasized. This has included Aurora, Ontario (Canada), London (U.K.), Ostgeest (Netherlands), Caracas (Venezuela), Kungälv (Sweden), New Market, Tennessee (USA), and Ayacucho (Peru).
dc.identifier.citationYugoslavia, Ljubljana.(1980). Report on the International Forum on Participatory Research. International Council for Adult Education.
dc.identifier.urihttp://192.9.200.215:4000/handle/123456789/500
dc.language.isoen
dc.publisherInternational Council for Adult Education
dc.subjectOrganic Intellectuals
dc.subjectHistorical Materialism
dc.subjectCollective Analysis
dc.subjectScientific Popularization
dc.subjectClass Struggle
dc.titleReport on the International Forum on Participatory Research
dc.typeTechnical Report

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