Contemporary social science research: an evaluation of national and non-national contributions

By:

"Tanner, R.E.S."

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Concept; 2008Description: 470pISBN:

9788180695162

Subject(s):

Social sciences - Research

DDC classification:

300.72 TAN

Summary: This book presents a critical evaluation of national and nonnational contributions towards contemporary social science research, with particular reference to developing countries. Analysing the different dimensions of social science fieldwork, it discusses at length the global and national environments for social science research and available methodologies. It further highlights the problems of foreign and national researchers, especially the problem of language. Also, it distinguishes the similarities and differences of issues between nationals and nonnationals.

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This book presents a critical evaluation of national and nonnational contributions towards contemporary social science research, with particular reference to developing countries. Analysing the different dimensions of social science fieldwork, it discusses at length the global and national environments for social science research and available methodologies. It further highlights the problems of foreign and national researchers, especially the problem of language. Also, it distinguishes the similarities and differences of issues between nationals and nonnationals.

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