Research in Social Care and Social Welfare
Issues and Debates for Practice
Herausgeber: Humphries, Beth
Research in Social Care and Social Welfare
Issues and Debates for Practice
Herausgeber: Humphries, Beth
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This important book explores the links between research, evidence-based practice and policy in social care. Basing their chapters in case-study material, the contributors examine the issues arising from qualitative and quantitative methodologies, critique orthodox views of ethics and offer examples of innovative social research methods.
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This important book explores the links between research, evidence-based practice and policy in social care. Basing their chapters in case-study material, the contributors examine the issues arising from qualitative and quantitative methodologies, critique orthodox views of ethics and offer examples of innovative social research methods.
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- Verlag: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 176
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. Dezember 2000
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 154mm x 10mm
- Gewicht: 268g
- ISBN-13: 9781853029004
- ISBN-10: 1853029009
- Artikelnr.: 22184159
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 176
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. Dezember 2000
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 154mm x 10mm
- Gewicht: 268g
- ISBN-13: 9781853029004
- ISBN-10: 1853029009
- Artikelnr.: 22184159
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Perspectives on Social Research
Beth Humphries
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 2. Collaborative Approaches to Research
Paul Wilkins
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 3. Exploring Young People's Experience of Immigration Controls: The Search for an Appropriate Methodology
Adele Jones
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 4. Studying `Others': Research and Representation
Mary Searle-Chatterjee
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 5. Case Studying Organisations: the Use of Quantitative Approaches
Tom Cockburn
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 6. Disrupting Ethics in Social Research
Beth Humphries and Marion Martin
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 7. Unusual Terms: What do you mean by...? David Boulton
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 8. Casing the Joint: An Illegitimate Take on a Community of Care
Philip Hodgkiss
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 9. Community Auditing: Appropriate Research Methods for Effective Youth and Community Work Intervention
Carol Packham
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 10. Documentary and Text Analysis: Uncovering Meaning in a Worked Example
Steve Morgan
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 11. Hidden from History: Research and Romantic Friendships
Janet Batsleer
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 12. Story Telling as Research
Paul Wilkins. 13. Demystifying the Doctorate: Why do a PhD? Ed Mynott
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. References. Index.
Beth Humphries
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 2. Collaborative Approaches to Research
Paul Wilkins
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 3. Exploring Young People's Experience of Immigration Controls: The Search for an Appropriate Methodology
Adele Jones
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 4. Studying `Others': Research and Representation
Mary Searle-Chatterjee
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 5. Case Studying Organisations: the Use of Quantitative Approaches
Tom Cockburn
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 6. Disrupting Ethics in Social Research
Beth Humphries and Marion Martin
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 7. Unusual Terms: What do you mean by...? David Boulton
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 8. Casing the Joint: An Illegitimate Take on a Community of Care
Philip Hodgkiss
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 9. Community Auditing: Appropriate Research Methods for Effective Youth and Community Work Intervention
Carol Packham
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 10. Documentary and Text Analysis: Uncovering Meaning in a Worked Example
Steve Morgan
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 11. Hidden from History: Research and Romantic Friendships
Janet Batsleer
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 12. Story Telling as Research
Paul Wilkins. 13. Demystifying the Doctorate: Why do a PhD? Ed Mynott
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. References. Index.
Perspectives on Social Research
Beth Humphries
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 2. Collaborative Approaches to Research
Paul Wilkins
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 3. Exploring Young People's Experience of Immigration Controls: The Search for an Appropriate Methodology
Adele Jones
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 4. Studying `Others': Research and Representation
Mary Searle-Chatterjee
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 5. Case Studying Organisations: the Use of Quantitative Approaches
Tom Cockburn
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 6. Disrupting Ethics in Social Research
Beth Humphries and Marion Martin
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 7. Unusual Terms: What do you mean by...? David Boulton
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 8. Casing the Joint: An Illegitimate Take on a Community of Care
Philip Hodgkiss
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 9. Community Auditing: Appropriate Research Methods for Effective Youth and Community Work Intervention
Carol Packham
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 10. Documentary and Text Analysis: Uncovering Meaning in a Worked Example
Steve Morgan
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 11. Hidden from History: Research and Romantic Friendships
Janet Batsleer
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 12. Story Telling as Research
Paul Wilkins. 13. Demystifying the Doctorate: Why do a PhD? Ed Mynott
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. References. Index.
Beth Humphries
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 2. Collaborative Approaches to Research
Paul Wilkins
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 3. Exploring Young People's Experience of Immigration Controls: The Search for an Appropriate Methodology
Adele Jones
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 4. Studying `Others': Research and Representation
Mary Searle-Chatterjee
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 5. Case Studying Organisations: the Use of Quantitative Approaches
Tom Cockburn
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 6. Disrupting Ethics in Social Research
Beth Humphries and Marion Martin
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 7. Unusual Terms: What do you mean by...? David Boulton
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 8. Casing the Joint: An Illegitimate Take on a Community of Care
Philip Hodgkiss
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 9. Community Auditing: Appropriate Research Methods for Effective Youth and Community Work Intervention
Carol Packham
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 10. Documentary and Text Analysis: Uncovering Meaning in a Worked Example
Steve Morgan
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 11. Hidden from History: Research and Romantic Friendships
Janet Batsleer
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. 12. Story Telling as Research
Paul Wilkins. 13. Demystifying the Doctorate: Why do a PhD? Ed Mynott
Department of Applied Community Studies
Manchester Metropolitan University. References. Index.