Hal A. Lawson, PhD, is Professor of Social Welfare and Professor of Educational Administration and Policy Studies at the University at Albany, State University of New York.James Caringi, PhD, is Assistant Professor of Social Work at the University of Montana.

• KEY WEBSITES FOR PARTIPATORY ACTION RESEARCH; REFERENCES; INDEX

A very helpful pocket guide! The authors articulate the key principles and phases of PAR in a compelling way. The real-world examples of how researchers, practitioners, and community members have used PAR showcase the value of this unique methodology in social work research. I highly recommend this guide to those interested in using PAR to understand and problem-solve complex social issues.

Hal A. Lawson, PhD, is Professor of Social Welfare and Professor of Educational Administration and Policy Studies at the University at Albany, State University of New York.James Caringi, PhD, is Assistant Professor of Social Work at the University of Montana.

• KEY WEBSITES FOR PARTIPATORY ACTION RESEARCH; REFERENCES; INDEX

A very helpful pocket guide! The authors articulate the key principles and phases of PAR in a compelling way. The real-world examples of how researchers, practitioners, and community members have used PAR showcase the value of this unique methodology in social work research. I highly recommend this guide to those interested in using PAR to understand and problem-solve complex social issues.

Hal A. Lawson, PhD, is Professor of Social Welfare and Professor of Educational Administration and Policy Studies at the University at Albany, State University of New York.James Caringi, PhD, is Assistant Professor of Social Work at the University of Montana.

• KEY WEBSITES FOR PARTIPATORY ACTION RESEARCH; REFERENCES; INDEX

A very helpful pocket guide! The authors articulate the key principles and phases of PAR in a compelling way. The real-world examples of how researchers, practitioners, and community members have used PAR showcase the value of this unique methodology in social work research. I highly recommend this guide to those interested in using PAR to understand and problem-solve complex social issues.