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Chapter 1 Critical reflections of a development nomad
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Chapter 2 Power, knowledge and policy influence: reflections on an experience
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Chapter 4 Learning about learning
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Chapter 5 Participatory workshops: teaching, learning and large groups
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Chapter 6 Exploring the cogeneration of knowledge: critical reflections on PRA and CLTS
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Chapter 7 Exploring for our faster future world
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