Vol. 18, No. 2-2022
Conceptualising Action Research: Basic assumptions and terminology in Action Research

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Editorial

Contents

Editorial. Special Issue: Conceptualising Action Research: Basic assumptions and terminology in Action Research

Olav Eikeland, Søren Frimann, Lone Hersted, Julie Borup Jensen

Articles

What would apophatic Action Research look like? Learning to consider delicatematters of silence and wonder in professional practices

Finn Thorbjørn Hansen

Action Research conceptualised in seven cornerstones as conditions for transforming education

Christine Edwards-Groves, Karin Rönnerman

Praxeological dialogues from within, handling tensions in dialogical praxis-oriented Action Research

Catrine Torbjørnsen Halås

How to go on? An ethnographic return to the ‘rough ground’ in PAR

Mark K. Watson

Are action researchers mixed up? Reviewing and revising basic assumptions, concepts, and terminology in and by means of action research

Olav Eikeland, Søren Frimann, Lone Hersted, Julie Borup Jensen

Discussion

Discussion Paper: Response to Social Productivity and Future Perspectives on Action Research

Ken Dovey

Interview

About my learning journey with Action Research. Interview with Danilo Streck

Miren Larrea, Richard Ennals