Individual Directory
Individual Guide
Welcome to our new directory of individual members.
This is a directory of individual and concessionary members' interests and experience. We hope that this will become a key resource for other researchers, journalists, NGOs, the corporate sector - in fact, anyone who wants to find out more about specific development related issues, topics and debates.
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Penny Plowman
Dr Penelope J. Plowman
Institutional Association
International Development UEA - University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK
•Honorary Research Fellow
•Director Short Course: Implementing Organisational Change: Practical skills and techniques for gender specialists (Masters students)
•Director Short Course: Gender and Development (Professional training)
•Training workshop: The Plowman Qualitative Diary Process
•Member of Ethics Committee
•Consultant
27116487780
plowman@iafrica.com
http:eastanglia.academia.edu/PennyPlowman
Area of research
Organisations and change; ethnography and qualitative participatory methodologies. The Plowman Diary Process;
The Personal Learning Journal; The Plowman Photo Process; Mentoring.
Geographical specialisation
South Africa; Southern Africa; India -Madhya Pradesh
Recent publications
Journal Article:
Awards
Highly Commended Paper, Literati Network Awards for Excellence 2011: Plowman, P. (2010) The diary project: Revealing the gendered organisation. Qualitative Research in Organisations and Management: An international journal Vol 5 Issue 1 Pages 28-46.
Essay:
Plowman, P. (2003) Organisational Change from two perspectives: gender and organisational development. Development Methods and Approaches Critical Approaches, A Development in Practice Reader, Oxfam GB, pages 104 - 123
Main qualifications
PhD School of Development Studies, UEA ( 2006)
CQSW, Bristol University (1998) BA Hons Social Administration, Nottingham University (1981)