ISBN:
0190882964
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0190882972
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9780190882969
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9780190882976
Sprache:
Englisch
Seiten:
xiii, 307 Seiten
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Diagramme
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24 cm
Paralleltitel:
Erscheint auch als Political science research in the Middle East and North Africa
DDC:
320.072/056
Schlagwort(e):
Political science Fieldwork
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Political science Fieldwork
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Political science Fieldwork
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Research Moral and ethical aspects
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Research Moral and ethical aspects
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Research Moral and ethical aspects
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Political science Fieldwork
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Middle East
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Political science Fieldwork
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Africa, North
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Political science Fieldwork
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Islamic countries
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Research Moral and ethical aspects
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Middle East
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Research Moral and ethical aspects
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Africa, North
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Research Moral and ethical aspects
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Islamic countries
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Politics and government Research
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Research Moral and ethical aspects
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Disziplin
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Vergleichende politische Wissenschaft
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Regionalforschung
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Politik
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Gesellschaft
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Wissenschaft
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Forschungspolitik
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Wissenschaftspolitik
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Politischer Islam
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Methodologie
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Methode
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Feldforschung
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Umfrage
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Interview
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Quantitative Methode
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Fallstudie
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Middle East Politics and government
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Research
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Africa, North Politics and government
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Research
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Islamic countries Politics and government
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Research
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Middle East Politics and government
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Research
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Africa, North Politics and government
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Research
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Islamic countries Politics and government
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Research
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Africa, North
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Islamic countries
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Middle East
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Naher Osten
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Mittlerer Osten
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Nordafrika
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Aufsatzsammlung
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Naher Osten
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Maghreb
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Politische Wissenschaft
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Feldforschung
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Naher Osten
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Maghreb
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Politische Wissenschaft
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Feldforschung
Kurzfassung:
"Political Research in the Middle East and North Africa focuses specifically on doing research in one of the most important regions in contemporary world politics. It is also one of the most difficult areas to do research in given the current high levels of violence, political instability, and authoritarianism that plague the region. Gathering together a large and diverse group of researchers who study the region, Janine Clark and Francesco Cavatorta's volume will serve as a foundational methods guide for young academics on how to conceive and carry out their research projects. At the same time the topics in the book provide a useful refresher to more established scholars so that their methodological training and ethical considerations keep pace with novel approaches and changing obstacles in the field. What makes this volume especially useful is its focus on methodological 'lessons learned' from the contributors' first hand experiences. Each chapter deals with the challenges of implementing qualitative and quantitative methods in the field, the real-life obstacles encountered and the possible solutions to overcoming them. It will therefore be an invaluable companion book to more standard methods books, which focus on the 'how to' of methods but are often devoid of any real discussion of the challenges of on-the-ground fieldwork."--Publisher's summary
Anmerkung:
Tabellen, Literaturhinweise Seite 275-284, Literaturverzeichnis Seite 285-304, Register
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Introduction. The methodological and ethical challenges of conducting research in the Middle East and North Africa
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part 1. Context. ; Encountering the mukhabarat state
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Authoritarianism, gender and socio-politics : Saudi Arabia
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Researching in and on the Palestinian occupied territories
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Seeing beyond the spectacle : research on and adjacent to violence
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Researching the countryside : farmers, farming and social transformation in a time of economic liberalisation
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part 2. Methods. ; Interviewing : lessons learned
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Interviewing Salafis : negotiating access and ethics
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Ethnography is an option. Learning to learn in Yemen
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Of promise and pitfalls : population-based experimental research in the Middle East
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Online media as research topic and research tool : fact, fiction and Facebook
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part 3. Ethics. ; Blurred lines of inclusion and exclusion : research ethics for sympathisers
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Intersectionality theory and working with 'both sides'
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The (ambiguous) fieldwork experiences of a German Moroccan in Jordan
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What is so special about field research in Iran? Doing fieldwork in religiously charged authoritarian settings
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Doing research during times of revolution and counter-revolution
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Interviewing Salafis and overcoming mistrust in Middle Eastern and European contexts
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Interviewing and gender
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Process tracing and the political economy of development in the Middle East
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Coding in qualitative research
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Quantitative research in MENA political science
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Researching Twitter
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Playing with positionality? Reflections on 'outsider'/'insider' status in the context of fieldwork in Lebanon's deeply divided polity
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Sleeping with the enemy? The ethics and politics of being a 'negative fieldworker' in Israel/Palestine
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Introduction : the methodological and ethical challenges of conducting research in the Middle East and North Africa
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Authoritarianism, gender and socio-politics : Saudi Arabia
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Researching in and on the Palestinian Occupied Territories
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Ethnography is an option : learning to learn in Yemen
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Seeing Beyond the spectacle : research on and adjacent to violence
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Encountering the Mukhabarat State
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Of Promise and pitfalls : population-based experimental research in the Middle East
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Online media as research topic and research tool : fact, fiction and Facebook
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Researching the countryside : farmers, farming and social transformation in a time of economic liberalisation
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Blurred lines of inclusion and exclusion : research ethics for sympathisers
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Interviewing : lessons learned
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Interviewing Salafis : negotiating access and ethics
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Intersectionality theory and working with 'both sides'
,
The (ambiguous) fieldwork experiences of a German Moroccan in Jordan
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