Action Research Overview Monday: Lead: Lauren Martin Readings: Chapter One in Professional and Public (pp. 1-18), Action Research “Research Life” Chapter Two and Principles of Action (pp. 1-34); Action Research, “Theory Research” Chapter Chapter the (pp. 66-94) three “Add title”; Four “Look: Building Picture”. to situate and Introduction to the SAGE Bradbury, H., (2015). “How define action research.” (ed.) Hilary Bradbury. Handbook of Action Research, Gerassi, L., Edmond, T., & Nichols, A. strategies from sexual exploitation and sex (2017). “Design work studies among women and girls: Methodological considerations in a hidden and vulnerable 15(2): 161-176. Action Research, population.” Wednesday Guest speaker Discourse Analysis Assignment due Friday, February 15 WEEK SIX: Monday, February 25 & Wednesday, February 27 The Trouble with Research on Sex Trading and Trafficking Monday Student Discussants Fedina, L., (2015). and misuse of research in books on sex trafficking: Implications for “Use interdisciplinary researchers, practitioners, and 16(2): Trauma, Violence and Abuse, advocates.” 188-198. The trouble with trafficking: Conceptualizing women's sexual labor and Limoncelli, (2009) economic human rights Chapter Action Research (PDAR) with Sex Workers in 3, “Participant Driven Vancouver” Raven Bowen and pages 53-74 Negotiating Sex Work, Tamara O’Doherty, and sex trading: Lessons on research design from the Action “Sampling street,” Martin, May 2013 Research, in Research on May “New Directions Human Trafficking,” Weitzer, R., ANNALS, 653, 2014. Wednesday Lead: Lauren Martin
Monday: Action Research Overview Lead: Lauren Martin Readings: Action Research Chapter One “Research in Professional and Public Life” (pp. 1-18), Chapter Two “Theory and Principles of Action Research” (pp. 1-34); Action Research, Chapter three “Add title”; Chapter Four “Look: Building the Picture”. (pp. 66-94) Bradbury, H., (2015). “How to situate and define action research.” Introduction to the SAGE Handbook of Action Research, (ed.) Hilary Bradbury. Gerassi, L., Edmond, T., & Nichols, A. (2017). “Design strategies from sexual exploitation and sex work studies among women and girls: Methodological considerations in a hidden and vulnerable population.” Action Research, 15(2): 161-176. Wednesday Guest speaker Discourse Analysis Assignment due Friday, February 15 WEEK SIX: Monday, February 25 & Wednesday, February 27 The Trouble with Research on Sex Trading and Trafficking Monday Student Discussants Fedina, L., (2015). “Use and misuse of research in books on sex trafficking: Implications for interdisciplinary researchers, practitioners, and advocates.” Trauma, Violence and Abuse, 16(2): 188-198. Limoncelli, (2009) The trouble with trafficking: Conceptualizing women's sexual labor and economic human rights Chapter 3, “Participant Driven Action Research (PDAR) with Sex Workers in Vancouver” Raven Bowen and Tamara O’Doherty, Negotiating Sex Work, pages 53-74 “Sampling and sex trading: Lessons on research design from the street,” Martin, Action Research, May 2013 “New Directions in Research on Human Trafficking,” Weitzer, R., ANNALS, 653, May 2014. Wednesday Lead: Lauren Martin
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