Cowards Don't Make History: Orlando Fals Borda and the Origins of Participatory Action Research
Joanne Rappaport explores Orlando Fals Borda’s role in the origins of participatory action research. Combining intellectual history with attention to collaborative inquiry, the book considers how research can connect knowledge, participation, and social change for readers in sociology, education, history, and related fields.
About This Book
Joanne Rappaport examines the life and work of Orlando Fals Borda, a key figure associated with the origins of participatory action research.
The book considers how research can be shaped through collaboration, participation, and engagement with communities.
It places participatory action research in historical and intellectual context, highlighting its significance for the study of social change.
Accessible to readers interested in research methods, social movements, education, and the relationship between knowledge and action.
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