Action research through a European perspective—based on Scandinavian and Italian traditions

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AI and Society 18 (2):87-99 (2004)
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Historically, the Italian and Scandinavian institutionalisation of action research has developed along different tracks. The question is, if there are any promising prospects to combine different action research experiences and methodologies across European regions? Alternatively, should we conclude that action research is mainly a local activity firmly rooted in a special culture in the different European countries?

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