Gender, diversity and territory: The use of narrative approaches in transnational partnership research
This article presents the objectives, methodology and results of a two-year (2014-2016) transnational research between Quebec, Argentina and Colombia on social relations regarding gender, diversity and the democratic construction of territories. As a contribution to the trend of methodological and theoretical innovation in the field of research partnership practices, this article examines the performative function that has characterized this research. We show that by liberating spaces from narration, public dialogues and the linkage between near and far, this type of research opens up new perspectives for understanding as well as renewing the actors.