To Click4HP,
The book by Judith Innes , Knowledge and Public Policy:  The search for
meaningful indicators" might be of interest (nature of evidence) as may
her work on the theory of communicative planning (community
participation).  The book was originally published in 1990 but I think
there might be a newer edition.  An excerpt from her bio is below.
Erica MacIntyre
Health Planner


UC Berkeley/Sacramento Program
Biography of Professor Judith Innes


 Judith Innes is Professor of City and Regional Planning and Director of
the Institute of Urban and Regional Development (IURD) at the University
of California Berkeley. Her research over the past 25 years has dealt
with planning and policy making processes in a variety of arenas
including water policy, land use and growth management, habitat
conservation, economic policy, and transportation planning. Her focus in
recent years has been on consensus building and collaborative policy
making. She has studied the use of information and indicators in public
policy. She and Professor Judith Gruber have co-authored two monographs,
Coordinating Growth and Environmental Management through Consensus
Building (University of California Policy

Innes holds the Ph.D in urban studies and planning from Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, and the B.A. from Harvard/Radcliffe College.
She has been on the UC Berkeley faculty since 1976.


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Hello
As part of our CIHR/MSFHR-funded, Research Training Program (Community
Partnership Research), we are teaching a new graduate course on ethical
issues in community-based research. The topics are listed below.

We would greatly appreciate any suggestions for reading lists,
bibliographies, favorite readings, articles etc. on the topics
identified
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Course Topics
Ethical Concerns about Research with Humans: History and Current Context

The Nature of Evidence and Its Relations to the Conduct of
Community-Based
Research

Perceptions of Risk & Benefit in Community-Based Research

Conceptions of Self-Responsibility & Implications for Community-Based
Research

Defining 'Community' and Academic-Community Relations

Meaningful Participation and Community Partners in Community-Based
Research

Vulnerable Populations and Cross-Cultural Issues in Community-Based
Research

Participatory Research and Community-Based Research

Effective Protection for Communities: Governance and Policy Issues

Action Research, Reflective Research and Community-Based Research

Building Community Capacity-Building as an Ethical Issue in
Community-Based
Research

Ownership and Ethical Dissemination of Findings & Products from
Community-Based Research

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