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Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

13.02.2018

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SAGE Publications

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200

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25/17,5/1,5 cm

Gewicht

534 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-4462-8752-1

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Derek Layder's advocacy of an holistic, context relevant approach to social research which is multifaceted, brings together many traditions of field-based studies in a coherent and imaginative way. His Investigative Research approach offers a framework for real-world explorations that is of value to many social scientists.
Professor David Canter 20171002

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Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

13.02.2018

Verlag

SAGE Publications

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200

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25/17,5/1,5 cm

Gewicht

534 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-4462-8752-1

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  • Chapter 1: Research Models, Problems and Questions
    The Importance of Models and Maps
    Closing Gaps in Knowledge
    Influential Models of Social Reality
    Should Models be Eliminative or Integrative?
    Entangled Domains and Research
    Restoring Lost Domains: Investigative Research Problems & Questions
    Research Problems, Topics & Questions
    Adaptive Method &Theory
    Having a Solid Back-Story: Top Soil or Taproots?
    Summary of Key Features of Investigative Research
    Chapter 2: Dimensions, Quantity & Quality
    Some Basic Dimensions of Research
    Survey Research as Mono-Method
    Theory-Testing Research
    Qualitative Approaches
    Action (or Transformative) Research
    Using IR: Some Practical Suggestions
    Chapter 3: Case Studies & Mixed Methods
    Case Study Research
    Mixed Methods
    Using Investigative Research: Some Practical Suggestions
    Chapter 4: The Limitations of Grounded Theory
    Essential Differences between Investigative Research & Grounded Theory
    Different Unfolding Strategies
    Data, Concepts & Theoretical Discovery
    Conceptual Generation & Theoretical Discovery
    The Cul-de-sac of Not-Knowing
    Discovery or Innovation?
    Ground Theory Mark 2: One Step Forward & Three Back?
    Constructionist Grounded Theory: An Even More Limited Version?
    Practical Limitations of Constructionist Grounded Theory
    Coding, Concept-Formation & Sampling in Investigative Research
    Chapter 5: The Arc of Investigative Research
    The Research Arc: Phases & Cycles
    Models of the Research Process
    An Overview of the Investigative Research Model
    Cycle-Phase Dynamics
    Flexibly Structured Adaptation
    Problem Formulation & Orienting Scaffold
    A Multi-Strategy, Multi-Method Approach
    Phases of Research: An Integrative Framework
    Complementary Aspects of Reality
    Blending Life-world & System Phenomena
    Research Design & Data Types
    Data Analysis as Nascent Explanation
    Constant Reformulation: A Concluding Comment
    Chapter 6: Theory in Investigative Research
    Variable Theory & Theory-Testing
    Applied General Theory
    Empirical Theory: Substantive & Formal
    Orienting Concepts (Single or Multiple)
    Emergent Concepts
    The Deployment of Theory in Overall Research Strategy
    Developing Theory in Investigative Research: An Overview
    Modifying and Creating Theory and Concepts
    Generic Research Outcomes
    Cumulative Knowledge & Theory-Development
    An Appropriate Model of Social Reality
    Chapter 7: Networks & Domains: A Research Guide
    Activities and Settings: A Central Pairing
    Social Behaviour & Social Reality
    Distinguishing Settings from Locations/Locales
    Primary & Secondary Settings: Transition Zones
    Networks & Social Domains
    Organized Settings & Networks
    Informal Settings & Networks
    Research Questions for Networks and Domains
    Matching Concepts with Empirical Indicators
    Selecting Data Threads within Domains
    Identifying Settings from Data
    Variations in Organized Settings
    Work Organizations as Social settings
    Smaller 'Organizations' & Informal Settings
    Selective Focusing
    Examples of Selective Focusing
    Causal Influence & Causal Explanation
    One-Dimensional Causality: The Case of Gender & Intimacy
    Intimacy & Situated Activity
    Social Settings, Gender & Intimacy
    Researching Causality
    Research, Causality & Theory Building
    Chapter 8: Continuous Quality Control
    Quality Control: The Central Importance of Validity
    The Research Process: A Two-Tiered Model
    The Research Matrix (or Grid)
    The Preparatory Phase
    The Data Gathering Phase
    The Analytic /Explanatory Phase
    Conclusion