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  • ART : 31203 : Not available for external loan
    Learning danger : cultural difference and the limits of trust in dangerous fieldworks
    English
    20231200
    Sage
    field work | personal safety | personal narratives | trust | risk assessment | bias | cross-cultural differences | exposure to violence | researcher-subject relations | armed conflict | adaptation | uncertainty effects | Iraq
    Qualitative research ; vol. 23, no. 6
  • ART : 30538 : Not available for external loan
    Violent re-presentations : reflections on the ethics of re-presentation in violence research
    English
    20231000
    Sage
    violence representation | researcher-subject relations | rape victims, female | vulnerability | legal proceedings | goals | data collection | interviewing | field work | discourse analysis | emotional trauma | sensationalism | warfare | sexual violence | researchers | individual responsibility | narration | storytelling | personal narratives | war crimes | communication, scientific | research ethics | ethical dilemmas | language | writing | research | knowledge production | universal | Bosnia and Herzegovina
    Qualitative research ; vol. 23, no. 5
  • ART : 31581 : Not available for external loan
    Waiting for Europe : utopia, narratives of the imaginary west and the materiality of police culture in Ukraine
    English
    20230900
    Oxford University Press
    police personnel | imagination | coping behaviour | police subculture | world view | Western world | policing | urban areas | working conditions effects | police-public interaction | pandemic effects | occupational health | respect | power | comparisons | field work | researcher-subject relations | terminology | storytelling | criminal justice | attitude to justice | job satisfaction | Ukraine
    British journal of criminology ; vol. 63, no. 5
  • ART : 32370 : Not available for external loan
    Monitors and ethnographers : a reflection on affinities and potential synergies
    English
    20230300
    Centre for Crime and Justice Studies
    universal | Uganda | Denmark | research | prison oversight | comparison | ethnographic methods | rights-based approach | DIGNITY staff publications | human rights monitoring | knowledge production | interdisciplinary aspects | information disclosure | researcher-subject relations | interviewing | prisoners | field work | access to prisons | personal narratives
    Prison service journal ; no. 265
  • MON : 2023.033 : Not available for external loan
    Prisons and imprisonment : an introduction
    English
    20230000
    Palgrave Macmillan
    978-3-031-09300-5
    universal | United Kingdom | Norway | United States | imprisonment statistics | social hierarchies | masculinities | prisoners, female | resistance | popular culture | human rights protection | prisoner rights | cross-national comparison | alternatives to imprisonment | abolition of prisons | credibility assessment | data sources | researcher-subject relations | data collection | attitude of prisoners | research methodology | research needs | comparative penology | architecture | facility design and construction | institutional culture | prisoner-personnel relations | prison personnel | prison governance | protest | gender aspects | adaptation | prisoner subculture | punishment | debate | prisons | penal policy
  • ART : 31836 : Not available for external loan
    Researching protest policing in South Africa : a discourse analysis of the police-researcher encounter
    English
    20230000
    Oxford University Press
    researcher-subject relations | protest | riot control | police violence | policing | discourse analysis | trust | police personnel | South Africa
    Policing: a journal of policy and practice ; vol. 17
  • ART : 30808 : Not available for external loan
    Research with refugees and vulnerable populations in a post-COVID world : challenges and opportunities
    English
    20221100
    American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
    Syrian refugees | research methodology | exposure to warfare | exposure to violence | emotional trauma | data collection methods | pandemic effects | culture | trust | researcher-subject relations | mental health status | religion | Muslims | social stress | coping behaviour | postmigration aspects | refugee aid | telemedicine | urban areas | videoconferencing | communication technology | United States
    Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry ; vol. 61, no. 11
  • ART : 30788 : Not available for external loan
    The second wave of critical engagement with Stanley Milgram's 'obedience to authority' experiments : what did we learn?
    English
    20220600
    Wiley-Blackwell
    determinants of perpetration | reproducibility of results | internal validity | research ethics | researcher-subject relations | research personnel | contextual factors | research methodology | experimental psychology | social psychology | review [publication type] | professional criticism | debate | Milgram, Stanley experiments (Yale University) | obedience | United States | universal
    Social and personality psychology compass ; vol. 16, no. 6
  • ART : 31101 : Not available for external loan
    Worth the gamble? Access to information, risks and ethical dilemmas in undertaking research in authoritarian regimes: the case of Zimbabwe
    English
    20220600
    Taylor and Francis
    field work | communication barriers | retaliation | authoritarianism | researcher-subject relations | censorship | conflict | fear | personal safety | phenomenology | risk | ethical dilemmas | access to information | data collection | dictatorship | ethnographic methods | research | Zimbabwe
    Critical African studies ; vol. 14, no. 2
  • ART : 30827 : Not available for external loan
    Power (im)balances in ‘conversation triads’ within qualitative research projects in the field of (forced) migration : chances and challenges in conversations between interpreter, (forced) migrant and researcher
    20220300
    Oxford University Press
    universal | Germany | data collection | interviewing | field work | communication barriers | researcher-subject relations | refugees | immigrants | interpreters | qualitative methods | power (psychology) | knowledge, attitudes, practice | postcolonialism | developed countries | gender aspects | languge
    Migration studies ; vol. 10, no. 1
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