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... researchers to play with different and unusual combinations of researchable concepts—people, places, processes, things, and ideas—until they land on the one that best reflects their scholarly, social, and political aims. research design multidimensionality scale iteration ...

... After making connections among project and literature concepts (Module 3), this module engages a project’s multidimensionality by combining three to four key concepts. That is, the purpose of this module is to develop “concept combos,” which are creative innovations that demonstrate a project’s...

... This module focuses on articulating a multidimensional object (MO), a two- to three-word phrase that evokes the dynamic relationships among the project’s key concepts that keeps them together in a cogent, congruent assemblage. The MO has a dual nature: it represents the project’s ethnographic...

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... With most of the multidimensional concept work complete, the second interlude explains the next phase of the handbook: engaging the three zones of inquiry. Each zone conveys its own field extent, multidimensional possibility, and ethical milieus. The scoping zone represents the overarching...

... With the project’s initial multidimensionality established (Module 4), this module focuses on writing a research description (RD). The RD is a 100- to 150-word narrative rendition of what the project is about: what will be done where, when, with whom, why, and with respect to what kinds...