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SAS2
A Guide to Collaborative Inquiry and Social Engagement
First Edition
- Jacques M Chevalier - Carleton University, Ottowa
- Daniel J Buckles - Carleton University, Ottowa
November 2008 | 316 pages | SAGE India
SAS2 Social Analysis Systems offers a new approach to creating and using knowledge for the common good. Its purpose is to broaden and deepen the range of concepts, tools, and transferable skills to support dialogue and democratic engagement in the sphere of knowledge.
The materials presented in the guide support a shift towards flexibly-structured processes to engage people in inquiry sustained by experience, adapted to context, and responsive to important needs. This approach bridges the gap between conventional inquiry based on 'hard evidence' and participatory methods that emphasize 'building consensus' at any cost.
Key Features
The materials presented in the guide support a shift towards flexibly-structured processes to engage people in inquiry sustained by experience, adapted to context, and responsive to important needs. This approach bridges the gap between conventional inquiry based on 'hard evidence' and participatory methods that emphasize 'building consensus' at any cost.
Key Features
- Provides original and transferable skills for collaborative inquiry and social engagement
- Presents grounded and theoretically informed conceptual foundations integrating perspectives from many disciplines and theoretical orientations
- Offers clear writing and mapping of information in a straight forward guide
- Includes authentic examples of the application of techniques in developing country contexts
P V Satheesh
I: SAS2 CONCEPTS AND PROCESS
II: SAS2 TECHNIQUES AND LEARNING
