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... conceptual and social field; the connecting zone represents multidimensional project articulations; and the interacting zone represents the space of fieldwork. Each zone engages specific kinds of research questions: the scoping question, data-gathering questions, and field-based interacting questions...

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... This module represents the scoping zone, which opens the project’s disciplinary and social/contextual extent of inquiry. “Scoping” a project specifies its conceptual breadth as well as its limits. Exercises help clarify both in order to compose an overarching (scoping) research question...

... questions and methods. research design multidimensionality methods fieldwork imagination ...

... and archives. Generating interactive questions and method plans finalizes the framework of inquiry across the project’s conceptual and practical dimensions. It culminates in a fully filled-out research project grid that specifies the relationships between the broad conceptual aims of the project...

... The introduction sets out the core research questions, argument, contribution, methodology, and structure of the book. First, it introduces the context of the global petrochemical industry as a toxic and contested yet essential and pervasive industry that society depends on, and one which faces...

... to the project description to the research questions. As a flexible tool, the MO connects the project’s conceptual multidimensionality and structural tensegrity to fieldwork design. research design multidimensionality methods object of study ...

... that foregrounds valuing rather than facting. tasting schmecka family meal research questions ...

... Area study centers and other postwar regroupings of social scientists studying questions of interest to State, Defense, and intelligence organizations impacted a variety of postwar anthropologists. Some area study centers, like MIT’s Center for International Studies (CENIS) or Harvard’s Russian...

... Chapter 1 provides a critical survey of sociological research on addiction. It begins with the seminal research of Alfred Lindesmith on heroin addiction and then proceeds through discussions of functionalist contributions, research that exemplifies what David Matza called the “appreciative” turn...

... Scholars such as G. T. Marx have noted a “research methods gap” in social science–oriented approaches to surveillance studies. In this chapter, we argue that these questions about research methods are important for feminist surveillance studies scholars to reflect on. To illustrate some...

... to answer and theorize the scoping question. research design multidimensionality methods data collection fieldwork ...

... literatures, or creating a scoping question. In contrast, the exercises in this module are all stand-alone, each dedicated to a particular purpose: preparing ethics boards applications; writing grant and dissertation proposals; and doing multidimensional concept work during field research. research...

... The question of method is at the forefront in chapter 1. Working closely with Alfred North Whitehead’s book The Function of Reason , the chapter seeks to articulate how a speculative pragmatism must always go beyond method. Research-creation is here aligned to study, and the question of how...

... in livestock breeding in Asia, created an opportunity for the development of stem cell research as a distinctly Asian field. As researchers attempt to use stem cells for modeling diseases, they continue to be haunted by the question of whether and when induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells will ever be viable...

... history of marronage. The chapter concludes with a brief discussion of methodology, research questions, and an outline of the following chapters. marronage maroon geographies history of policing ...