Inger Furseth, Dr. polit, is a sociologist and professor at the University of Oslo, Norway and research associate at University of Southern California. She has written several articles and books, such as From Quest for Truth to Being Yourself: Religious Change in Life Stories (2006), and co-authored An Introduction to the Sociology of Religion: Classical and Contemporary Perspectives (2006). She has developed and taught several courses on research design and writing for students and faculty at the University of Oslo and other Norwegian universities and colleges. Euris L. Everett, MA, has a BA with a major in teaching and an MA in organizational management. Since 1977 he has developed classes and taught in the US and Norway on motivation, decision making, planning and writing. He is the director of the Career Design Institute in Santa Maria, California.

• Help! How Do I Find a Research Topic? Overcoming Barriers and Getting StartedBasic Rules of WritingWho Can Help You? Establishing Support NetworksA Guide for Searching the LiteratureReviewing Research LiteratureHow Do I Formulate Research Questions?Easier Said Than Done - Choosing a Suitable Research Design and MethodThe Art of Keeping a Steady Course - Structuring the AnalysisBeginning and End - Introduction and ConclusionChaos and Order - Editing and ReferencingWhen Is It Finished? Checklist Summary

′From finding a research topic through the final write up, this clear guide takes the mystery out of graduate-level research. This book will help your project succeed′-James V. Spickard, Professor of Sociology, University of Redlands, US

Inger Furseth, Dr. polit, is a sociologist and professor at the University of Oslo, Norway and research associate at University of Southern California. She has written several articles and books, such as From Quest for Truth to Being Yourself: Religious Change in Life Stories (2006), and co-authored An Introduction to the Sociology of Religion: Classical and Contemporary Perspectives (2006). She has developed and taught several courses on research design and writing for students and faculty at the University of Oslo and other Norwegian universities and colleges. Euris L. Everett, MA, has a BA with a major in teaching and an MA in organizational management. Since 1977 he has developed classes and taught in the US and Norway on motivation, decision making, planning and writing. He is the director of the Career Design Institute in Santa Maria, California.

• Help! How Do I Find a Research Topic? Overcoming Barriers and Getting StartedBasic Rules of WritingWho Can Help You? Establishing Support NetworksA Guide for Searching the LiteratureReviewing Research LiteratureHow Do I Formulate Research Questions?Easier Said Than Done - Choosing a Suitable Research Design and MethodThe Art of Keeping a Steady Course - Structuring the AnalysisBeginning and End - Introduction and ConclusionChaos and Order - Editing and ReferencingWhen Is It Finished? Checklist Summary

′From finding a research topic through the final write up, this clear guide takes the mystery out of graduate-level research. This book will help your project succeed′-James V. Spickard, Professor of Sociology, University of Redlands, US

Inger Furseth, Dr. polit, is a sociologist and professor at the University of Oslo, Norway and research associate at University of Southern California. She has written several articles and books, such as From Quest for Truth to Being Yourself: Religious Change in Life Stories (2006), and co-authored An Introduction to the Sociology of Religion: Classical and Contemporary Perspectives (2006). She has developed and taught several courses on research design and writing for students and faculty at the University of Oslo and other Norwegian universities and colleges. Euris L. Everett, MA, has a BA with a major in teaching and an MA in organizational management. Since 1977 he has developed classes and taught in the US and Norway on motivation, decision making, planning and writing. He is the director of the Career Design Institute in Santa Maria, California.

• Help! How Do I Find a Research Topic? Overcoming Barriers and Getting StartedBasic Rules of WritingWho Can Help You? Establishing Support NetworksA Guide for Searching the LiteratureReviewing Research LiteratureHow Do I Formulate Research Questions?Easier Said Than Done - Choosing a Suitable Research Design and MethodThe Art of Keeping a Steady Course - Structuring the AnalysisBeginning and End - Introduction and ConclusionChaos and Order - Editing and ReferencingWhen Is It Finished? Checklist Summary

′From finding a research topic through the final write up, this clear guide takes the mystery out of graduate-level research. This book will help your project succeed′-James V. Spickard, Professor of Sociology, University of Redlands, US