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Whether students are working with qualitative, quantitative, or mixed methods approaches, this book demonstrates how good research is about asking and answering good questionsâ and guides readers new to methods in how to understand, structure, and successfully explore those questions.
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Whether students are working with qualitative, quantitative, or mixed methods approaches, this book demonstrates how good research is about asking and answering good questionsâ and guides readers new to methods in how to understand, structure, and successfully explore those questions.
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- Verlag: Sage Publications Ltd
- 2 Revised edition
- Seitenzahl: 656
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Januar 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 198mm x 40mm
- Gewicht: 1444g
- ISBN-13: 9781529616828
- ISBN-10: 1529616824
- Artikelnr.: 68284848
- Verlag: Sage Publications Ltd
- 2 Revised edition
- Seitenzahl: 656
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Januar 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 198mm x 40mm
- Gewicht: 1444g
- ISBN-13: 9781529616828
- ISBN-10: 1529616824
- Artikelnr.: 68284848
Sigmund Grønmo is Emeritus Professor of Sociology and former Rector (Vice-Chancellor) of the University of Bergen, Norway. He is affiliated with the Institute for Social Research, Oslo, Norway, and he is a Life Member of Clare Hall at the University of Cambridge, UK. Previously, he was Professor at the Norwegian Business School, Adjunct Professor at the University of Oslo, and Sámi University of Applied Sciences, as well as Research Director and Executive Director at the Norwegian Fund for Market and Distribution Research. He is an elected member of the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters, and Academiae Europaea, as well as a Fellow of the World Academy of Art and Science. He has been a Visiting Professor at Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada; Illinois State University, USA; University of California, Berkeley, USA; University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia; James Cook University, Cairns, Australia; and University of Cambridge, UK. He has also been an Honorary University Professorial Fellow at Charles Darwin University, Darwin, Australia. He has published numerous books and a large number of journal articles, book chapters and papers, especially within economic sociology, the sociology of time, social network analysis, and social science methodology. He has extensive experience in teaching social research methods at universities and colleges in Norway and several other countries.
Part I Researching Society
Chapter 1 How and why we study society
Chapter 2 Methods and methodologies in social science
Chapter 3 The ethics and politics of research
Part II Designing Social Research
Chapter 4 Creating research questions
Chapter 5 Doing a literature review
Chapter 6 Choosing a research design
Chapter 7 Finding sources and data
Chapter 8 Sampling
Part III Data Collection and Data Quality
Chapter 9 Ethnography and participant observation
Chapter 10 Structured observation
Chapter 11 Unstructured interviews and focus groups
Chapter 12 Questionnaires and surveys
Chapter 13 Documentary sources and qualitative content analysis
Chapter 14 Quantitative content analysis
Chapter 15 Collecting qualitative and quantitative data: Comparisons and
combinations
Chapter 16 Data quality, reliability and validity
Part IV Data Analysis
Chapter 17 Qualitative data analysis: Coding, categorization and concept
development
Chapter 18 Qualitative data analysis: Typologies, hypotheses and holistic
understanding
Chapter 19 Quantitative data analysis: Indexes and distributions
Chapter 20 Quantitative data analysis: Relationships between variables
Chapter 21 Generalizing empirical findings
Chapter 22 Analyzing qualitative and quantitative data: Comparisons and
combinations
Part V Asking and Answering Questions in Social Science
Chapter 23 Description, explanation and understanding
Chapter 24 Time, space and level
Chapter 25 Relations, networks and structures
Chapter 26 Big data and computational social science
Part VI Writing and Presenting Research
Chapter 27 Working with data visualization
Chapter 28 Writing about research
Chapter 1 How and why we study society
Chapter 2 Methods and methodologies in social science
Chapter 3 The ethics and politics of research
Part II Designing Social Research
Chapter 4 Creating research questions
Chapter 5 Doing a literature review
Chapter 6 Choosing a research design
Chapter 7 Finding sources and data
Chapter 8 Sampling
Part III Data Collection and Data Quality
Chapter 9 Ethnography and participant observation
Chapter 10 Structured observation
Chapter 11 Unstructured interviews and focus groups
Chapter 12 Questionnaires and surveys
Chapter 13 Documentary sources and qualitative content analysis
Chapter 14 Quantitative content analysis
Chapter 15 Collecting qualitative and quantitative data: Comparisons and
combinations
Chapter 16 Data quality, reliability and validity
Part IV Data Analysis
Chapter 17 Qualitative data analysis: Coding, categorization and concept
development
Chapter 18 Qualitative data analysis: Typologies, hypotheses and holistic
understanding
Chapter 19 Quantitative data analysis: Indexes and distributions
Chapter 20 Quantitative data analysis: Relationships between variables
Chapter 21 Generalizing empirical findings
Chapter 22 Analyzing qualitative and quantitative data: Comparisons and
combinations
Part V Asking and Answering Questions in Social Science
Chapter 23 Description, explanation and understanding
Chapter 24 Time, space and level
Chapter 25 Relations, networks and structures
Chapter 26 Big data and computational social science
Part VI Writing and Presenting Research
Chapter 27 Working with data visualization
Chapter 28 Writing about research
Part I Researching Society
Chapter 1 How and why we study society
Chapter 2 Methods and methodologies in social science
Chapter 3 The ethics and politics of research
Part II Designing Social Research
Chapter 4 Creating research questions
Chapter 5 Doing a literature review
Chapter 6 Choosing a research design
Chapter 7 Finding sources and data
Chapter 8 Sampling
Part III Data Collection and Data Quality
Chapter 9 Ethnography and participant observation
Chapter 10 Structured observation
Chapter 11 Unstructured interviews and focus groups
Chapter 12 Questionnaires and surveys
Chapter 13 Documentary sources and qualitative content analysis
Chapter 14 Quantitative content analysis
Chapter 15 Collecting qualitative and quantitative data: Comparisons and
combinations
Chapter 16 Data quality, reliability and validity
Part IV Data Analysis
Chapter 17 Qualitative data analysis: Coding, categorization and concept
development
Chapter 18 Qualitative data analysis: Typologies, hypotheses and holistic
understanding
Chapter 19 Quantitative data analysis: Indexes and distributions
Chapter 20 Quantitative data analysis: Relationships between variables
Chapter 21 Generalizing empirical findings
Chapter 22 Analyzing qualitative and quantitative data: Comparisons and
combinations
Part V Asking and Answering Questions in Social Science
Chapter 23 Description, explanation and understanding
Chapter 24 Time, space and level
Chapter 25 Relations, networks and structures
Chapter 26 Big data and computational social science
Part VI Writing and Presenting Research
Chapter 27 Working with data visualization
Chapter 28 Writing about research
Chapter 1 How and why we study society
Chapter 2 Methods and methodologies in social science
Chapter 3 The ethics and politics of research
Part II Designing Social Research
Chapter 4 Creating research questions
Chapter 5 Doing a literature review
Chapter 6 Choosing a research design
Chapter 7 Finding sources and data
Chapter 8 Sampling
Part III Data Collection and Data Quality
Chapter 9 Ethnography and participant observation
Chapter 10 Structured observation
Chapter 11 Unstructured interviews and focus groups
Chapter 12 Questionnaires and surveys
Chapter 13 Documentary sources and qualitative content analysis
Chapter 14 Quantitative content analysis
Chapter 15 Collecting qualitative and quantitative data: Comparisons and
combinations
Chapter 16 Data quality, reliability and validity
Part IV Data Analysis
Chapter 17 Qualitative data analysis: Coding, categorization and concept
development
Chapter 18 Qualitative data analysis: Typologies, hypotheses and holistic
understanding
Chapter 19 Quantitative data analysis: Indexes and distributions
Chapter 20 Quantitative data analysis: Relationships between variables
Chapter 21 Generalizing empirical findings
Chapter 22 Analyzing qualitative and quantitative data: Comparisons and
combinations
Part V Asking and Answering Questions in Social Science
Chapter 23 Description, explanation and understanding
Chapter 24 Time, space and level
Chapter 25 Relations, networks and structures
Chapter 26 Big data and computational social science
Part VI Writing and Presenting Research
Chapter 27 Working with data visualization
Chapter 28 Writing about research