Volume 19, No 1, May 2007

• Editorial: The complexities, challenges, and successes of applied, innovative, and community-based research: Introduction to the special issue on applied research methodologies
  Lauren Breen & Dawn Darlaston-Jones

Special Edition Papers

• The Caregiving, Health and Work of Canadian Forces (CHAW-CF) research project: Using community based research methods to influence family policy in the Canadian military
  Cyndi Brannen, Kathy Petite, Deborah Norris, Major Cheryl Baldwin, CPO1 Barbara Corbett, LCdr Donna Harding
• Methodology, values and quantitative world-views in qualitative research in community psychology
  Brian Bishop
• Making connections: The relationship between epistemology and research methods
  Dawn Darlaston-Jones
• Building research partnerships to strengthen sexual health of Aboriginal youth in Canada)
  Mary Rucklos Hampton, Kim McKay-McNabb, Bonnie Jeffery and Barb McWatters
• Koori community-directed health promotion in the Goulburn Valley
  Rachel Reilly, Joyce Doyle and Kevin Rowley
• Appreciative inquiry with youth to create meaningful community projects
  Julie Morsillo and Adrian Fisher
• Towards getting it right: Participatory action research with a disability advocacy Organization
  Harriet Radermacher and Christopher Sonn
• The utility of a model from activity theory for analysing processes in the Nkosinathi Community Project
  Jacqui Akhurst and Debbie Evans
• Depicting outlaw motorcycle club women using anchored and unanchored research methodologies
  Julie van den Eynde and Art Veno
• Researching suicidal distress with LGBT communities in UK: Methodological and ethical issues in a community-university knowledge exchange project
  Katherine Johnson
• Natural resource management methodology: Lessons for complex community settings
  Brian J. Bishop and Alison L. Browne
• Long-term observations and local interventions: Methodological lessons learned from participatory discrimination research
  Bernard Guerin and Pauline Guerin
• Research with refugee communities: Going around in circles with methodology
  Pauline Guerin and Bernard Guerin
• The researcher 'in the middle': Negotiating the insider/outsider dichotomy
  Lauren Breen

Book Review

• Qualitative Psychology: Introducing Radical Research, by Ian Parker.
  Reviewed by David Fryer, Adele Laing and Rachael Fox
  Download the book review

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