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Action Research: Why Being an Insider Makes You a Better Scientist (And How to Survive)
La recherche en action : quelles postures de recherches ?
You're a researcher embedded in the field, working on a real-world problem. But are you a scientist or an activist? Can you be both? This video dives into the messy, uncomfortable truth of action research, based on the book 'La recherche en action : quelles postures de recherches ?' by Justine Ballon, Pierre-Yves Le Dilosquer, and Maxime Thorigny. We explore nine real-life case studies from young researchers in hospitals, local governments, and social organizations. You'll learn how to balance engagement with academic distance, handle ethical dilemmas, and turn your insider perspective into a superpower. From CIFRE projects to twin PhDs, discover the strategies that keep you credible in the field and the academy. No more pretending to be objective—learn to embrace the chaos and produce better science.
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