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Köp båda 2 för 1414 krWilliam Foote Whyte, a sociology professor known for his work with urban gangs, died July 16. He was eighty-six. A 1936 graduate of Swarthmore, he earned a PhD in sociology from the University of Chicago. He began teaching on the Hill in 1948 as one of the first ILR professors. The title of his autobiography, Participant Observer, reflects his approach to academia--that a researcher can be a positive force for social change. "If there is a common theme in my work, it is my commitment to social exploration," he wrote. "Fieldwork fascinates me. I want to explain what is out there."
Whyte, who became an emeritus professor in 1979, published twenty books, including the ground-breaking Street Corner Society, a 1943 study of Italian gangs in Boston's North End. He is survived by his wife of sixty-two years, Kathleen King Whyte, four children, twelve grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren.
Part 1 PAR in industry: participatory action research through practice to science in social research, W.F.Whyte et al; participatory action research - a view from Xerox, Larry A.Pace and Dominick R.Argona; participatory action research - a view from ACTWU, Anthony J.Costanza; participatory action research - a view from FAGOR, Jose Luis Gonzalez; participatory action research and action science compared - a commentary, Chris Argyris and Donald Schon; comparing PAR and action science, W.F.Whyte; research, action, and participation - the merchant shipping case, Richard E.Walton and Michael Gaffney; co-generative learning - bringing participation into action research, Max Elden and Morton Levin; action research as method - relections from a programme for developing methods and competence, Jan Irgens Karlsen; participant observer research - an activist role, Robert E.Cole. Part 2 PAR in agriculture: participatory strategies in agricultural research and development, W.F.Whyte; a joint venture in technology transfer to increase adoption rates, Ramiro Ortiz; participatory action research in Togo - an inquiry into maize storage systems, Richard Maclure and Michael Bassey; the role of the social scientist in participatory action research, Sergio Ruano; social scientists in international agricultural research - ensuring relevance and contributing to the knowledge base, Douglas E.Horton.