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Stirring Dangerous Waters: Dilemmas for Critical Participatory Research with Young People

Audrey M. Dentith

University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, adentith{at}uwm.edu

Lynda Measor

University of Brighton, l.measor{at}brighton.ac.uk

Michael P. O'Malley

University of Central Florida, momalley{at}mail.ucf.edu

This article explores dilemmas of critical, participatory research with young people, illustrating examples from research in the UK and the US and highlighting issues of access, participation, dissemination and the misuse of findings.The authors stress the need for new field strategies including more participatory approaches and attention to transgression of power through research.

Key Words: critical social inquiry • participatory research • power • sexuality • youth

Sociology, Vol. 43, No. 1, 158-168 (2009)
DOI: 10.1177/0038038508099103
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