Church-based organizing as participatory research: The northwest community organization and the pilsen resurrection project
Church-based organizing as participatory research: The northwest community organization and the pilsen resurrection project
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以教会为基础的组织作为参与性研究：西北社区组织和比尔森复活项目
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10.1007/bf02691944
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1993
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F. Nash
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F. Nash
探究性研究是一种社会调查方法，是一种教育过程，也是一种集体行动的过程。目前，在美国城市中，公关的例子很少。以教会为基础的社区组织的过程中，系统地确定的价值观和关注的一种方式，建立基于个人和社会知识的关系，从根本上说是相似的PR的主要特征。两个例子，以教会为基础的组织在内城芝加哥社区是西北社区组织和比尔森复活项目。这种教会为基础的组织工作，公关识别可能有助于确定更多的城市公关的美国的例子，但也提出了问题的学术和公关社区团体的实际价值的作用。
Participatory research (PR) is a method of social investigation, an educational process and a process of collective action. Few examples of PR in the urban United States currently exist. Church-based community organizing’s process of systematically identifying values and concerns as a way of building relationships based on personal and social knowledge is fundamentally similar to the key characteristics of PR. Two examples of church-based organizing in inner city Chicago neighborhoods are the Northwest Community Organization and the Pilsen resurrection Project. Identification of such church-based organizing efforts as PR may help identify additional urban United States examples of PR, but also raises questions as to the role of the academic and the practical value of PR for community groups.