Titlebook: Critical Systemic Praxis for Social and Environmental Justice; Participatory Policy Janet McIntyre-Mills Book 2003 Kluwer Academic / Plenum

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Klaus Müller,Joachim Frick,Richard Hauser978) I will give a panning shot of place that blurs spaces and boundaries prior to critically honing in on specific systemic issues. Dialogue across self and other and environment sharpens the focus of this overview as I shift the lens to give a panning shot of place. The dialogical vignettes give a

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alances and cultural differences. The central argument is that social marginalisation needs to be redressed systemically through improving health, education and employment opportunities that are responsive to a community, national and international audit of needs, opportunities and rights. Self-dete

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Everhard Holtmann,Rainer Schaeferof intervention itself. Who should be involved, why and how and in whose interests? The main challenge is that no so-called community is homogeneous and so we always have to consider the complexity of the community in which we are working. The mental maps vary by age, gender, language, level of inco

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Everhard Holtmann,Rainer Schaefermandatory sentencing (23rd August 2001) and the Yeperenye (Butterfly) Centenary of Federation was celebrated in Alice Springs, led by bands such as Yothu Yindi celebrating 60,000 years of Aboriginality. It highlighted survival of the spirit in Alice Springs (known as Mparntwe or ‘caterpillar dreamin

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Klaus Müller,Joachim Frick,Richard Hauser sweeping in many considerations, it is more likely that ethical outcomes can be achieved. Systems thinking resonates with traditional and advanced forms of complex thinking that holds in mind multiple variables and the relationships across the researcher and the researched.

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Klaus Müller,Joachim Frick,Richard Hauserys. The vignettes and narratives give a sense of the constructions and how they relate to one another in a particular place at a particular time. The perspectives diverge and converge. Areas of convergence and divergence are explored in later chapters as interpolations across the landscape of perceptions.