Table of contents
Using narrative methods in crosscultural research with Mongolian and Australian women survivors of domestic violence
Marion OkeMy feminist, narrative research privileges women’s voice. It comprises a cross‐cultural narrative analysis of 11 Mongolian and 11 Australian women’s stories of survival, recovery…
Examining the role of social and dialogic interactions when creating a fifth‐grade democratic classroom community
Jeanne A KlockowQualitative methodology is used to examine social and dialogic interactions, in a fifth‐grade classroom known as ‘Freedom Falls’. The author discusses social interaction through…
Creating a research community
Bernie NevilleThis article describes one academic’s approach to creating a research community among a diverse group of higher degree students within an individualistic research culture. The…
Research interviews in cyberspace
Anna Reid, Peter Petocz, Sue GordonContemporary developments in technology provide opportunities for qualitative researchers to enhance their modes of collecting rich data for analysis. In this article we explore…
Ethical considerations in synthesising research ‐ Whose representations?
Harsh SuriResearch syntheses play a powerful role in shaping further research, practice, policy and public perceptions. Accordingly, the ethical issues associated with how perspectives of…
ISSN:
1443-9883Online date, start – end:
2006Copyright Holder:
Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditor:
- Dr Mark Vicars