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Danilo Streck, editor- in-chief of the Budrich journal IJAR – International Journal of Action Research, agreed to reply to our 5 questions. Before we start, a short CV is given …
Our author David Groten agreed to reply to our 5 questions. Before we start, here is a short CV: David Groten studied European Politics and Economics, International Politics and International …
Prof. Dr. Wiatr agreed to reply to our 5 questions. Before we start, here is a short CV: Jerzy J. Wiatr graduated from the University of Warsaw in 1954 where …