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David Marchesseault - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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finding the missing voices of sport for development and peace sdp using a participatory social Interaction Research methodology and anthropological perspectives within african developing countries
Sport in Society, 2018Co-Authors: Holly Collison, David MarchesseaultAbstract:AbstractWhilst the SDP sector has in recent years continued to gain momentum, academic enquiry has largely continued to question its place within development agendas from the outside looking in, examining SDP at the operational and policy levels using methods that advocate the formal guises of Research. Through extensive fieldwork experiences in Rwanda and Liberia, the authors propose a form of participatory Research methodology for the purpose of empowerment, cultural understanding and insight beyond policy, practice and evaluation. Participatory social Interaction Research (PSIR) methodology is thus introduced and developed as an approach that looks beyond interventions, deconstructs SDP rhetoric, conceptualizes according to culturally specific contexts and allows narratives and qualitative data to drive theorization and academic discussion. We believe that an embodied, thorough and thoughtful PSIR methodology locates not only diversity within an ill-defined ‘African’ context, but empowers local voices ...
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Finding the missing voices of Sport for Development and Peace (SDP): using a ‘Participatory Social Interaction Research’ methodology and anthropological perspectives within African developing countries
Sport in Society, 2016Co-Authors: Holly Collison, David MarchesseaultAbstract:AbstractWhilst the SDP sector has in recent years continued to gain momentum, academic enquiry has largely continued to question its place within development agendas from the outside looking in, examining SDP at the operational and policy levels using methods that advocate the formal guises of Research. Through extensive fieldwork experiences in Rwanda and Liberia, the authors propose a form of participatory Research methodology for the purpose of empowerment, cultural understanding and insight beyond policy, practice and evaluation. Participatory social Interaction Research (PSIR) methodology is thus introduced and developed as an approach that looks beyond interventions, deconstructs SDP rhetoric, conceptualizes according to culturally specific contexts and allows narratives and qualitative data to drive theorization and academic discussion. We believe that an embodied, thorough and thoughtful PSIR methodology locates not only diversity within an ill-defined ‘African’ context, but empowers local voices ...
Holly Collison - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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finding the missing voices of sport for development and peace sdp using a participatory social Interaction Research methodology and anthropological perspectives within african developing countries
Sport in Society, 2018Co-Authors: Holly Collison, David MarchesseaultAbstract:AbstractWhilst the SDP sector has in recent years continued to gain momentum, academic enquiry has largely continued to question its place within development agendas from the outside looking in, examining SDP at the operational and policy levels using methods that advocate the formal guises of Research. Through extensive fieldwork experiences in Rwanda and Liberia, the authors propose a form of participatory Research methodology for the purpose of empowerment, cultural understanding and insight beyond policy, practice and evaluation. Participatory social Interaction Research (PSIR) methodology is thus introduced and developed as an approach that looks beyond interventions, deconstructs SDP rhetoric, conceptualizes according to culturally specific contexts and allows narratives and qualitative data to drive theorization and academic discussion. We believe that an embodied, thorough and thoughtful PSIR methodology locates not only diversity within an ill-defined ‘African’ context, but empowers local voices ...
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Finding the missing voices of Sport for Development and Peace (SDP): using a ‘Participatory Social Interaction Research’ methodology and anthropological perspectives within African developing countries
Sport in Society, 2016Co-Authors: Holly Collison, David MarchesseaultAbstract:AbstractWhilst the SDP sector has in recent years continued to gain momentum, academic enquiry has largely continued to question its place within development agendas from the outside looking in, examining SDP at the operational and policy levels using methods that advocate the formal guises of Research. Through extensive fieldwork experiences in Rwanda and Liberia, the authors propose a form of participatory Research methodology for the purpose of empowerment, cultural understanding and insight beyond policy, practice and evaluation. Participatory social Interaction Research (PSIR) methodology is thus introduced and developed as an approach that looks beyond interventions, deconstructs SDP rhetoric, conceptualizes according to culturally specific contexts and allows narratives and qualitative data to drive theorization and academic discussion. We believe that an embodied, thorough and thoughtful PSIR methodology locates not only diversity within an ill-defined ‘African’ context, but empowers local voices ...
Yong-mei - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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An overview of structure-soil-structure dynamic Interaction Research
2011Co-Authors: Wang, Huai-feng, Lou, Meng-lin, Chen, Zhai, Yong-meiAbstract:The concept of structure-soil-structure dynamic Interaction was introduced and the Research methods were summarized. Based on lots of documents, a systematic summary of the history and current situation of structure-soil-structure dynamic Interaction Research considering adjacent structures was proposed as reference for Researchers. The existing matter and the prospect of future Research trend in this field was also examined.
Li Peizhen - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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A review of soil-structure dynamic Interaction Research considering dynamic cross Interaction effect
Journal of Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Vibration, 2010Co-Authors: Li PeizhenAbstract:The history and current situation of soil-structure dynamic Interaction Research considering dynamic cross Interaction(DCI)effect were reviewed and introduced.The developing process was divided into three phases.The main content and characteristic were summarized in every period.The prospect of future Research trend in this field was also examined.
David A. Kenny - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The design and analysis of social-Interaction Research.
Annual review of psychology, 1996Co-Authors: David A. KennyAbstract:Static models of interacting persons measured at the interval level are reviewed. A discussion of the fundamental sources of variance and key design decisions in social-Interaction Research is presented. Outlined are the basic designs for social-Interaction Research and their proper analysis. Multilevel modeling is likely to become the most common data analysis method. Critical issues unique to social-Interaction Research are examined, particularly the effect of the partner on the Interaction actor. Finally, illustrations of analyses from four extended examples are presented.