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- Acting as a how-to guide and companion text, this textbook supports readers in designing and conducting ethical, practice-based research that draws on lived experience as much as professional expertise to create research that is inclusive, accessible and responsive to real-world complexity.
- About the Author: Monica Short is Coordinator of the International Network of Co-operative Inquiry (INCI) and Senior Lecturer at Charles Sturt University.
- 176 Pages
- Social Science, Methodology
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Acting as a how-to guide and companion text, this textbook supports readers in designing and conducting ethical, practice-based research that draws on lived experience as much as professional expertise to create research that is inclusive, accessible and responsive to real-world complexity.About the Author
Monica Short is Coordinator of the International Network of Co-operative Inquiry (INCI) and Senior Lecturer at Charles Sturt University.
Erica Russ is Associate Professor at Southern Cross University. She is a founding member of the INCI.
Melissa Petrakis is Associate Professor and Group Director of the Social Work Innovation, Transformation and Collaboration in Health (SWITCH) Research Group in the Department of Social Work at Monash University.
Caroline Walters is Research Fellow and Teaching Associate in the Department of Social Work at Monash University.
Katrina Gersbach is Lecturer in Social Work and Human Services at Charles Sturt University.
Caroline Lambert is Senior Lecturer and Carer Perspective Researcher at RMIT University.
Rohena Duncombe is Lecturer at Charles Sturt University.
Emma Rush is Lecturer in Philosophy and Ethics at Charles Sturt University.
Elizabeth Reimer is Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Health at Southern Cross University.