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156<br />
Emery, Merrelyn (ed.)<br />
Participative Design for Participative Democracy<br />
Centre for Continuing Education,<br />
The Australian National University, 1989<br />
G.P.O. Box 4, Canberra ACT 2601<br />
(Revised and Updated, 1993)<br />
This is an excellent collection of articles on the search conference tradition which<br />
covers much of the theory and evolution of participatory design.<br />
Hamilton, Dennis, and Ulrich Gaertner<br />
Goal Oriented Project Planning (GOPP):<br />
An introduction to the methodology<br />
UNDP Office for Project Services,<br />
Asia and Pacific Programme for Development Training and<br />
Communication (DTCP) and GTZ Project Management Advisory Service,<br />
Asia, 1991<br />
This is a revised version of "ZOPP: An Introduction to the Method" originally<br />
developed by Deutche Gesellshaft fuer Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ)<br />
GmbH, Bonn, Germany.<br />
Hope, Anne and Sally Timmel<br />
Training for Transformation, Books 1,2 and 3:<br />
A handbook for community workers<br />
Mambo Press, Gweru, Zimbabwe, 1989.<br />
This manual communicates some basic principles of adult education in<br />
development work. The concepts follow, to a great extent, the pioneering work<br />
and philosophy of the Brazilian educator, Paulo Freire. All activities are very<br />
well described and many are illustrated.<br />
Houston, Jean<br />
The Possible Human<br />
J.P. Tarcher, Inc., 1982<br />
9110 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles,<br />
Distributed by St. Martin's Press, New York<br />
This is a course in enhancing your physical, mental and creative abilities. Certain<br />
of the exercises may be adapted to <strong>VIPP</strong> training situations to stimulate<br />
participants to go beyond traditional ways of thinking. The exercises involve a<br />
great deal of imaging and imagination.<br />
Klebert, Karin; Einhard Schrader and Walter G. Straub<br />
Winning Group Results<br />
WindmAhle GmbH, Hamburg, Germany, 1992.<br />
Techniques for guiding group thought and decision-making processes with the<br />
Moderation Method. Contains 22 case studies which are especially applicable to<br />
business meetings. It begins with a brief historical background of the moderation<br />
method. All examples of moderation techniques are structured according to stage,<br />
moderation step, chart and time. It is fully illustrated with examples of<br />
visualization.<br />
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