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"This book is a boundary-busting collection that asks an excitingly hard question—can members of a more-than-human world engage in truly participatory research? In it human experimenters sensitively recount their humble successes and insightful failures with trying to do just this. For anyone who wants to think seriously and adventurously about participation in more-than-human communities, this book is a must read."
- Katherine Gibson, Western Sydney University, Australia

"This book explores exciting new methodological horizons. After more than a decade of philosophising and theorising about human-nonhuman relations, researchers across the social sciences and humanities will find here tools to fully ‘enrol’ the non-human in their inquiries."
- Noel Castree, University of Wollongong, Australia

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Research conversations - who's invited? 

26/2/2013

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We're very excited to be kicking off the blog for our new research project In conversation with...: codesigning with more than human communities. We really weren't sure whether a project that proposed having research conversations with dogs, bees, trees and water would really be seen as fundable material and so were a little surprised, but very pleased, that the Connected Communities team thought it was.

The idea was developed at the 2012 Connected Communities summit by a range of researchers who have all been working on issues to do with community, participatory research and the environment (or more-than-human) in a variety of ways.
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A Green Bee (Cobolt 123 CC BY-NC 2.0)
We're looking forward to sharing out experiences and thoughts as the project progresses and also look forward to the new conversations generated here on the website. Ultimately we are hoping that this year's work will help develop a larger project that could support the further development of More-than-Human Participatory Research (MPR).
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