Changemaking Literature Research
Budget: $25 – $35 USD
One or more studied and knowledgeable researchers are being sought to prepare 3-5 page, single space annotated bibliographies summarizing current (1-5 years) scholarly literature on a range of topics pertaining to social change and system change practice. Some topics focus on theoretical frameworks (e.g., transition theory, social network theory, rational choice theory (e.g., choice architecture), human ecology theory). These annotated bibliographies will be used as reference document for the author of a book on the requirements of social change careers and career impact in our time.
The qualified researcher is a person who has done Master's or Doctorate level research in the related topic, ideally having reviewed the relevant topical literature for her/his thesis work. Please indicate qualifications, degree programs, thesis research, and relevant publications in submitting a bid for this work.
Each annotated bibliography should cite the recent works of primary scholarship in the topic area, summarizing the key contributions of each work to contemporary thinking, discourse, and debates in the topic area. Citations of publications should be linked to a source document via URL or located in a designated dropbox.
Researchers are not expected to expend their own funds to acquire relevant articles or publications.
Researchers will be credited for their research contributions in the notes of the book, if and when published.
The qualified researcher is a person who has done Master's or Doctorate level research in the related topic, ideally having reviewed the relevant topical literature for her/his thesis work. Please indicate qualifications, degree programs, thesis research, and relevant publications in submitting a bid for this work.
Each annotated bibliography should cite the recent works of primary scholarship in the topic area, summarizing the key contributions of each work to contemporary thinking, discourse, and debates in the topic area. Citations of publications should be linked to a source document via URL or located in a designated dropbox.
Researchers are not expected to expend their own funds to acquire relevant articles or publications.
Researchers will be credited for their research contributions in the notes of the book, if and when published.