Appreciative Inquiry for Change in Micro Social Communities / Indagación apreciativa para el cambio en micro comunidades sociales

Appreciative Inquiry for Change in Micro Social Communities / Indagación apreciativa para el cambio en micro comunidades sociales

Field Notes from a Real-World Experience

February 2025
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ABSTRACT

Cooperrider and Sekeika (2003) stated that the Appreciative Paradigm is focused on finding out what brings life into a social system so that a better future can be built upon a worldview fit for change.

Cooperrider y Sekeika (2003) nos planteaban que, el paradigma apreciativo se enfoca en descubrir lo que da vida en un sistema social, para construir un futuro mejor, de tal manera que nos permite tener una cosmovisión para el cambio.

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Author: Andrès Aular López

Andrés Aular López, author of books and scientific publications primarily in Spanish, holds a Ph.D. in Educational Sciences and is a esearch professor at Simón Rodríguez University in Venezuela and a member of the National System of Science, Technology and Innovation of Venezuela (Recitven).Between November, 2023 and February, 2024, he has been a visiting senior researcher at the University of La Coruña, Spain.

Contact: andres.aular@col.udc.es

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