Appreciative Inquiry LO19938

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Margaret:

Appreciative Inquiry is more a philosophy than a methodology but you can
learn a lot about how it has been applied through a recent publication:
Lessons From the Field: Applying Appreciative Inquiry. It also has a
very good reading list if you wish to delve further. If you are
interested in ordering it, the publisher's website is:
http://www.thinbook.com.

Muriel Finegold
marafine@aol.com

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