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Introducing Research Methodology

Thinking Your Way Through Your Research Project

By Uwe Flick

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Sage Publications Ltd Paperback English

Introducing Research Methodology

Thinking Your Way Through Your Research Project

By Uwe Flick

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New to research? This book helps you understand, think about and interpret each stage of the research process before you dive in. The holistic coverage helps you ′think through′ each step, from formulating questions and selecting methods to collecting data and analyzing results. With new content on the ethics of digital research, online interviews and data protection, you will also find: 10 new Student Research Spotlights that demonstrate how you can foster a reflexive mindset; A strong emphasis on social justice, including principles for culturally-responsive research and methodologies that challenge colonial perspectives; 34 case studies of real-world research that apply theory to global contexts, from Portugal to Germany to Canada. This new edition is essential for any undergraduate or postgraduate student looking to conduct social research with confidence and capability.