Titlebook: Community Resilience, Universities and Engaged Research for Today’s World; Wendy Madsen,Lynette Costigan,Sarah McNicol Book 2015 Palgrave

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Introduction,partners to be involved in engaged research, the centrality of trust, the need for internal structures to support engaged research, the importance of narratives and connectedness, the need to focus on community issues and needs, and that engaged research provides a platform for the co-creation of knowledge that benefits all.

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e around them. This book highlights several case studies from a range of disciplines, such as psychology, social work and education to explore how these mutually beneficial relationships function.978-1-137-48105-4

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Vibration of String and Wave Propagation,partners to be involved in engaged research, the centrality of trust, the need for internal structures to support engaged research, the importance of narratives and connectedness, the need to focus on community issues and needs, and that engaged research provides a platform for the co-creation of kn

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The Dynamic Autonomous Artwork,ided by robust rationales and is based on using practice experiences to inform research, and research to improve practice, policy and service delivery. This chapter explores the ten-year partnership between practitioners in a sexual violence intervention/prevention program in rural Queensland and ac

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-66899-4se projects are primarily built on trust and the quality of the relationships that are formed between those involved. This chapter reflects on learning from two separate community oral history projects and highlights how such approaches can be used to capture the voice of local communities and to bu

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Signal Dynamics and Sound Source Distance,es each play in building sustainability and community resilience. Agricultural industries play a critical role as economic drivers of resilience in regional communities but profitability and productivity are influenced by a number of factors, including natural disasters. In this chapter, long-term i