Autorentext

Anne-Marie Brinkman is a practitioner and researcher in (inter)national development and change. She shapes her work by connecting it to people's daily experiences, grounding it in theory, and informing it with innovative empirical efforts pushing frontiers in thought and practice. She enjoys enabling people to excel individually and to bring different perspectives to collective action.

Inhalt

Introduction Part I: Knowledge and Experience in the everyday Chapter 1. Knowledge to build upon Chapter 2. Setting the scene: Libya, Libyans and using methodology in practice Part II: (Un)Learning Chapter 3 'Who are these people?' - Configurations of actors for public authority Chapter 4 'United we stand': Approaches for change Chapter 5. Formulating ambitions for the common good Part III: Action perspectives in practice Chapter 6. An architecture for civic practice Chapter 7. Implications for theory, policy, and practice