Abstract
Here, we move from the very grounded, synthetic Latin American farmer participants' experience of action research in Chapter 2 to that of researchers collaborating within an agricultural development project designed to use participatory action research (PAR). Mutimukuru-Maravanyika and her co-authors reflexively examine their own experience of carrying out PAR within a complex institutional framework, spanning divergent countries, disciplines, cultures and research organizations.
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