Researching Sustainability
A Guide to Social Science Methods, Practice and Engagement
Herausgeber: Franklin, Alex; Blyton, Paul
Researching Sustainability
A Guide to Social Science Methods, Practice and Engagement
Herausgeber: Franklin, Alex; Blyton, Paul
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First Published in 2011. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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First Published in 2011. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 352
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. August 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 671g
- ISBN-13: 9781849711210
- ISBN-10: 1849711216
- Artikelnr.: 40212989
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 352
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. August 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 671g
- ISBN-13: 9781849711210
- ISBN-10: 1849711216
- Artikelnr.: 40212989
Dr Alex Franklin is a Senior Fellow within BRASS, with considerable research experience across a range of sustainability areas. She has been an ESRC Fellow and recently completed a large-scale ESRC-funded project on community sustainability. She has published on aspects of sustainability in such journals as Journal of Law and Society, Journal of Environment and Planning, and International Planning Studies. Professor Paul Blyton is Professor of Industrial Relations and Industrial Sociology at Cardiff University and a Research Associate within BRASS. He is the author and editor of fifteen books, the latest of which is Ways of Living, Palgrave Macmillan, 2010.
Part 1: Issues in Sustainability Research 1. Sustainability Research: An
Introduction 2. Directing an Inter-Disciplinary Sustainability Research
Agenda Part 2: Approaches to Sustainability Research 3. Ethnographic
Practices and the Practices of Biosecurity 4. Case Study Method in
Sustainability Research 5. Striving for Mutuality in Research
Relationships: The Value of Participatory Action Research principles 6.
'Spaces of Sustainability': Using Mobile Methods to Investigate the Space
of a Farmers' Market 7. Elite and Elite-Lite Interviewing: Managing our
Industrial Legacy 8. Grounding Rapidly Emerging Disciplines: The Fairtrade
Towns Movement 9. Surveying the Field: Applying the Just Sustainability
Paradigm to Survey Research 10. Making Sense of Climate Change: Notes on
Interpretive Policy Analysis and Discourse Analysis in Sustainability
Research 1 1. Mediating Sustainability: Constructivist Approaches to
Sustainability Research 12. Negotiating the Terrain: Doing Research Abroad
13. Sustainable Futures: Futures Studies and Food Supply Systems Part 3:
Disseminatin Sustainability Research 14. Generalising Sustainability
Research: Some Reflections from a Study of Work-Life Integration 15.
Engaging with Policy Makers: Influencing Sustainability Policy through
Academic Research 16. Sustaining the extra-curricular: Communicating
Sustainability Research to Children 17. Engaging the Media: an Academic's
Sojourn in the Newsroom. Conclusion 18. Sustainability Science: a Forward
Agenda
Introduction 2. Directing an Inter-Disciplinary Sustainability Research
Agenda Part 2: Approaches to Sustainability Research 3. Ethnographic
Practices and the Practices of Biosecurity 4. Case Study Method in
Sustainability Research 5. Striving for Mutuality in Research
Relationships: The Value of Participatory Action Research principles 6.
'Spaces of Sustainability': Using Mobile Methods to Investigate the Space
of a Farmers' Market 7. Elite and Elite-Lite Interviewing: Managing our
Industrial Legacy 8. Grounding Rapidly Emerging Disciplines: The Fairtrade
Towns Movement 9. Surveying the Field: Applying the Just Sustainability
Paradigm to Survey Research 10. Making Sense of Climate Change: Notes on
Interpretive Policy Analysis and Discourse Analysis in Sustainability
Research 1 1. Mediating Sustainability: Constructivist Approaches to
Sustainability Research 12. Negotiating the Terrain: Doing Research Abroad
13. Sustainable Futures: Futures Studies and Food Supply Systems Part 3:
Disseminatin Sustainability Research 14. Generalising Sustainability
Research: Some Reflections from a Study of Work-Life Integration 15.
Engaging with Policy Makers: Influencing Sustainability Policy through
Academic Research 16. Sustaining the extra-curricular: Communicating
Sustainability Research to Children 17. Engaging the Media: an Academic's
Sojourn in the Newsroom. Conclusion 18. Sustainability Science: a Forward
Agenda
Part 1: Issues in Sustainability Research 1. Sustainability Research: An
Introduction 2. Directing an Inter-Disciplinary Sustainability Research
Agenda Part 2: Approaches to Sustainability Research 3. Ethnographic
Practices and the Practices of Biosecurity 4. Case Study Method in
Sustainability Research 5. Striving for Mutuality in Research
Relationships: The Value of Participatory Action Research principles 6.
'Spaces of Sustainability': Using Mobile Methods to Investigate the Space
of a Farmers' Market 7. Elite and Elite-Lite Interviewing: Managing our
Industrial Legacy 8. Grounding Rapidly Emerging Disciplines: The Fairtrade
Towns Movement 9. Surveying the Field: Applying the Just Sustainability
Paradigm to Survey Research 10. Making Sense of Climate Change: Notes on
Interpretive Policy Analysis and Discourse Analysis in Sustainability
Research 1 1. Mediating Sustainability: Constructivist Approaches to
Sustainability Research 12. Negotiating the Terrain: Doing Research Abroad
13. Sustainable Futures: Futures Studies and Food Supply Systems Part 3:
Disseminatin Sustainability Research 14. Generalising Sustainability
Research: Some Reflections from a Study of Work-Life Integration 15.
Engaging with Policy Makers: Influencing Sustainability Policy through
Academic Research 16. Sustaining the extra-curricular: Communicating
Sustainability Research to Children 17. Engaging the Media: an Academic's
Sojourn in the Newsroom. Conclusion 18. Sustainability Science: a Forward
Agenda
Introduction 2. Directing an Inter-Disciplinary Sustainability Research
Agenda Part 2: Approaches to Sustainability Research 3. Ethnographic
Practices and the Practices of Biosecurity 4. Case Study Method in
Sustainability Research 5. Striving for Mutuality in Research
Relationships: The Value of Participatory Action Research principles 6.
'Spaces of Sustainability': Using Mobile Methods to Investigate the Space
of a Farmers' Market 7. Elite and Elite-Lite Interviewing: Managing our
Industrial Legacy 8. Grounding Rapidly Emerging Disciplines: The Fairtrade
Towns Movement 9. Surveying the Field: Applying the Just Sustainability
Paradigm to Survey Research 10. Making Sense of Climate Change: Notes on
Interpretive Policy Analysis and Discourse Analysis in Sustainability
Research 1 1. Mediating Sustainability: Constructivist Approaches to
Sustainability Research 12. Negotiating the Terrain: Doing Research Abroad
13. Sustainable Futures: Futures Studies and Food Supply Systems Part 3:
Disseminatin Sustainability Research 14. Generalising Sustainability
Research: Some Reflections from a Study of Work-Life Integration 15.
Engaging with Policy Makers: Influencing Sustainability Policy through
Academic Research 16. Sustaining the extra-curricular: Communicating
Sustainability Research to Children 17. Engaging the Media: an Academic's
Sojourn in the Newsroom. Conclusion 18. Sustainability Science: a Forward
Agenda