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IJAR - International Journal of Action Research. Volume 22, 2026, Issue 1

Editors: June Bam-Hutchison, Julie Borup Jensen, Patricia Canto Farachala, Søren Frimann, Isabel Heck, Lone Hersted, Miren Larrea, Malida Mooken, Emil Sobottka, Danilo Romeu Streck.

IJAR - International Journal of Action Research provides a forum for an open and non dogmatic discussion about action research, regarding both its present situation and future perspectives. This debate is open to the variety of action research concepts worldwide. The focus is on dialogues between theory and practice. The journal is problem driven; it is centered on the notion that organizational, regional and other forms of social development should be understood as multidimensional processes and viewed from a broad socio-ecological, participative and societal perspective. We welcome self-studies, autoethnography, indigenous research and participatory and emancipatory methodologies as long as they are focused on dialogues between theory and practice. - From the Table of Contents: I. Lone Hersted: Editorial. -- II. Articles: Carol Gorelick / Danny van Montfort / Freek Sanders / Tobias Fehr-Bosshard / Lone Hersted / David Coghlan: William R. Torbert’s Legacy in Transforming Doctoral Education through Collaborative Developmental Action Inquiry. - Hans Christian Garmann Johnsen: Richard Ennals: An Itinerant Scholar Who Found His Home in Action Research. - Amparo González Jara: Strengthening Communication and Participation among Women Smallholder Farmers: A Participatory Research Project in Yumbel, Chile. - Mikel Gaztañaga Cinto: Rethinking Complexity and Facilitation in Action Research for Territorial Development: Insights from the Etorkizuna Eraikiz Think Tank in the Basque Country. - Nicolas Tristan Munk / Kristian Larsen / Tom Møller / Trine Schifter Larsen: Participatory and Empowering Community Dialogue Spaces: Exploring Local Meanings of Life Quality in a Danish Community-Health Partnership. -- III. Book Review: Lone Hersted: Strengthening the social fabric: Action research for commoning, solidarity, mutual learning and sustainable change. 101 Seiten, broschiert (Verlag Barbara Budrich 2026) leichte Lagerspuren/unused, minor shelfwear