This article aims to show the applicability of ideas based on the Paradigm of Complexity that emerged from an action-research study analysing power and agency, with a group participating to the Local Power Development Program of in El Alto, Bolivia. This applicability is specified in a proposal for a complex approach of the study object and a consequent fieldwork and data analysis methodology, integrating a transdisciplinary position, a three-dimensional research design and a conceptual framework sensitive to deconstruction.
Keywords:
Social Systems, Constructivism/Constructionism, Multidimesionality, Transdiciplinary Approach, Complex Methodology
Ortega Senet, M. B. (2013). Systems, Tridimensionality and Deconstruction: Applying Complexity to Social Anthropological Research. MAD, (28), 61–70. Retrieved from https://revistadeantropologia.uchile.cl/index.php/RMAD/article/view/26948
