Issue 1 - Methodologies and Methods: Variations on a Theme
Edited by Nicki Senior and Joe Greener
Research in social science sees the continuous redrawing and redesigning of methodological approaches. For its first issue, ENQUIRE has published papers which actively engage in current methodological debates and reflect on the use of particular research methods.
Introduction
Erin Sanders, Bernhard Weicht and Magali Peyrefitte
Preface: Ask, find out (v), question, investigation (n): ENQUIRE and enquiry (pp 2-3)
Elizabeth Murphy & Saul Becker
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Building Bridges: Participatory and Emancipatory Methodologies with Indigenous Communities Affected by the Oil Industry (pp 4-22)
María Teresa Martínez Domínguez (Strathclyde University)
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In Defence of Poststructural Ethics in Sociological Praxis: Derrida, Levinas and Nancy (pp 23-31)
Btihaj Ajana (London School of Economics)
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Systematic Reviewing in the Social Sciences: Outcomes and Explanation (pp 32-46)
Liz Victor (University of Nottingham)
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Combining Qualitative and Quantitative Methods in Researching the Dynamics of Childhood Poverty (pp 47-60)
Sarah Taylor (University of Oxford)
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Participant and Non-participant Observation in Gambling Environments (pp 61-74)
Jonathan Parke (Centre for the Study of Gambling, University of Salford) & Mark Griffiths (International Gaming Research Unit, Psychology Division, Nottingham Trent University)
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Measuring Personality Constructs: The Advantages and Disadvantages of Self-Reports, Informant Reports and Behavioural Assessments (pp 75 - 94)
Jennifer Dodorico McDonald (University of Cambridge)
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Issue 2 - Ways of Living: Inequalities, Risks and Choices
Improved Ways of Living or Continuing Exclusion? Experiences of Participation in Belfast's Urban Transformation (pp 95 - 119)
Ruth McAlister (University of Ulster)
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The morality of caring: The discursive construction of informal care (pp 120 - 147)
Bernhard Weicht (University of Nottingham)
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Conceptualising sustainable tourism - ethics, inequalities and colonialism (pp 148 - 170)
Paul Hanna (University of Brighton)
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