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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-8954-4ty OR projects conducted by Centre staff have been a part of this research programme. We have therefore been able to evolve our practice in the light of methodological learning and simultaneously we have developed our methodology through reflections on practice.

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N. Cu?ado,J. Barrios,J. L. Santosstems approach that focuses on disclosing different possi-ble interpretations of phenomena, exploring the grounds for these possi-ble as an aspect of the inquiry. For more details of the philosophy and methodology of Interpretive Systemology see, for example, Fuenmayor (1991a-c); L¨?pez-Garay (1991); Fuenmayor . (1991); and Ochoa-Arias (1996).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-11051-1 Our final report on the project was published in 2001. This chapter summarises our findings, then focuses in detail on one aspect of these: the outputs from a mini-conference held with OR practi-tioners who participated in developing the agenda.

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Perspectives of Engagement in Community Operational Researchresearchers-as they go about their working lives. For these people will usually expect to gain something from whatever investment they may make in their engagement with the realisti-cally that investment takes the form of financial outlay, or sacrifice of time, or simply the granting of privileged access to their places of work.

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Some Applications of Weighted Sobolev Spacesrns. We therefore prefer to portray Community OR, not as a finite set of ideas or activities, but as a label used by a variety of people engaged in debate and on-going learning about their own and other people’s community development practices.