Participatory Arts in International Development

Introduction: ‘Post-participatory’ arts for the ‘post-development’ era’ / Paul Cooke and Inés Soria-Donlan — Imagining power : development, participation and creativity / Martin Keat — Reflections on practice : integrating creative arts into INGOs to promote participation, activism and alternative development futures / Kate Newman and Kate Carroll — Beyond the development imaginary : alternative policy in Brazil and Colombia / Simon T. Dancey and Emily Morrison — Challenging the message of the medium : scaling participatory arts projects and the creativity agenda in Kenya / Paul Cooke, Simon Peter Otieno and Jane Plastow — When Elvis dances : activating community knowledge through participatory creative practices in Santiago, Chile / Simon Popple — Fragments on heroes, artists and interventions : challenging gender ideology and provoking active citizenship through the arts in Kosovo / Linda Gusia, Nita Luci, Lura Pollozhani and Stephanie Schwandner-Sievers — Mobile Arts for Peace (MAP) : youth and participatory arts in Rwanda / Ananda Breed — Arts, education and reconciliation in Cambodia : sociological perspectives / Peter Manning and Sayana Ser — Historical research as an advocacy tool in India / William Gould and Dakxin Bajrange — Developing dialogue through participatory design and imaginative graphic-ethnography / Paul Wilson — Filming the margins : documentary film, participation and the poetics of resistance in contemporary Brazil / Stephanie Dennison and Gilberto Alexandre Sobrinho — Taking the product seriously : questions of voice, politics and aesthetics in participatory video / Paul Cooke, Sinethemba Makanya, Inés Soria-Donlan and Daniela Wegrostek — Researching like an artist : disrupting participatory arts-based methods in Uganda and Bangladesh / Emilie Flower and Ruth Kelly.