Titlebook: Organic Public Engagement; How Ecological Think Adam S. Lerner,Pat J. Gehrke Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018

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Generating Outcomes from Organic Engagement Events,e that studying public engagement events through grounded theory and multi-sited ethnography produces more ecologically valid results. Grounded theory provides the ability to develop theories for understudied phenomena and draw new conclusions on existing studies. Multi-sited ethnography ameliorates

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Ecological Thinking in Science and Public,. This chapter concludes by explaining how ecological validity and ecological thinking in general provide public engagement with science both concrete guidelines for better research and heuristics for evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of competing engagement methods.

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Engaging Public Ecologies,ost popular, novel, and widely researched sites for understanding public engagement; however, these events usually utilize artificially constructed spaces of engagement and therefore studies that infer public opinions or beliefs from these events have weak ecological validity.

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Generating Outcomes from Organic Engagement Events,ook with a discussion of how the combination of multi-sited ethnography and grounded theory in the context of organic public engagement with science produces middle-range theories that are more robust and actionable than the insights generated by traditional models of artificial public engagement.

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Publics and Counterpublics of Engagement,l and philosophical discussions. We then turn to studies of publics, counterpublics, and vernacular rhetoric. Together these constitute a compelling case for a method of public engagement with science that engages actually existing publics as they communicate and deliberate “in the wild.”

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Book 2018ent grounded in ecological thinking. It offers engagement scholars an effective and efficient means of carrying out their missions, while simultaneously building a more ecologically valid method for studying actually existing publics. .