Qualitative Research 2

Alan Bryman is Professor of Organizationaland Social Research, School of Management, Universityof Leicester, UK.

• Volume One: Collecting Data for Qualitative ResearchIntroduction - A BrymanPART ONE: INTERVIEWINGLearning to Interview in the Social Sciences - K Roulston et alComparing Telephone and Face-to-Face Qualitative Interviewing - Judith E Sturges and Kathleen J HanrahanA Research NoteDominance through Interviews and Dialogues - S KvalePART TWO: ETHNOGRAPHYObservations and Reflections of a Perpetual Fieldworker - R C FoxTime for Ethnography - Bob Jeffrey and Geoff TromanCan There Be a Feminist Ethnography? - L Abu-LughodNew Connections, Familiar Settings - H MackayIssues in the Ethnographic Study of New Media Use at HomeBeing There... and There and There! - U HannerzPART THREE: LIFE HISTORYCollecting Life Histories - J du Boulay and R WilliamsConducting Life History Research with Adolescents - Kristin HaglundComputer-Assisted Life Stories - G Harlow et alPART FOUR: INTERNET-BASED METHODSThe Field behind the Screen - R V KozinetsUsing Netnography for Marketing Research in Online CommunitiesOnline Inquiry of Public Selves - Kendal L Broad and Kristin E JoosMethodological ConsiderationsOnline Focus Groups - D J Reid and F J M ReidAn In-Depth Comparison of Computer-Mediated and Conventional Focus Group DiscussionsEthics and the Internet - D E DeLorme, G M Zinkhan and W FrenchIssues Associated with Qualitative ResearchPART FIVE: VISUAL RESEARCH METHODSMeaning and Work - D HarperA Study in Photo ElicitationVisual Data in Applied Qualitative Research - Paul MasonLessons from ExperienceAutodriving - D D Heisley and S J LevyA Photoelicitation TechniquePhotography and Voice in Critical Qualitative Management - Samantha WarrenContrasting Images, Complementary Trajectories - J WagnerSociology, Visual Sociology and Visual ResearchVolume Two: Quality Issues in Qualitative ResearchPART ONE: CRITERIA FOR QUALITATIVE RESEARCHProblems of Reliability and Validity in Ethnographic Research - M D LeCompte and J P GoetzFarewell to Criteriology - T SchwandtEvolving Guidelines for Publications of Qualitative Research Studies in Psychology and Related Fields - R Elliott, C T Fischer and D L RennieDilemmas in Qualitative Health Research - L YardleyMyth 94 - A SparkesQualitative Health Researchers Will Agree about ValidityChecklists for Improving Rigour in Qualitative Research - R S BarbourA Case of the Tail Wagging the Dog?Premises, Principles and Practices in Qualitative Research - Kathy CharmazRevisiting the FoundationsPART TWO: APPRAISING RESEARCH PROPOSALSA Review Committee′s Guide for Evaluating Qualitative Proposals - J M MorseWriting the Proposal for a Qualitative Research Methodology Project - M Sandelowski and J BarrosoPART THREE: AUDITING QUALITATIVE RESEARCHUse of an Audit in Violence Prevention Research - Elizabeth Hite Erwin, Aleta Meyer and Natalie McClainExpert Qualitative Researchers and the Use of Audit Trails - J R Cutcliffe and H P McKennaPART FOUR: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND QUALITY CRITERIARationale and Standards for Systematic Review of Qualitative Literature in Health Services Research - J Popay et alThe Problem of Appraising Qualitative Research - M Dixon-Woods et alCritically Appraising Qualitative Research for Systematic Reviews - Pamela Attree and Beth MiltonDefusing the Methodological Cluster BombsSynthesis through Meta-Ethnography - Lynn H DoyleParadoxes, Enhancements and PossibilitiesQualitative Metasynthesis - Sally Thorne et alReflections on Methodological Orientation and Ideological AgendaA Meta-Analysis of Workplace Ethnographies - Randy HodsonRace, Gender and Employee Attitudes and BehaviorSystematically Reviewing Qualitative and Quantitative Evidence to Inform Management and Policy Making in the Health Field - N Mays, C Pope and J PopayPART FIVE: THEORY AND GENERALIZATION AS OUTCOMES OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCHWhat Counts as Theory in Qualitative Management and Accounting Research? Introducing Five Levels of Theorizing - S LlewellynInterpretivism and Generalization - M WilliamsVolume Three: Issues of Representation, Realism and ReflexivityPART ONE: REPRESENTATIONIssues of Representation within Qualitative Inquiry - Stefanos MantzoukasAfter Methods, the Story - Arthur W FrankFrom Incongruity to Truth in Qualitative ResearchRevisits - M BurawoyAn Outline of a Reflexive Theory of EthnographyPART TWO: REFLEXIVE ACCOUNTSReflexive Accounts and Accounts of Reflexivity in Qualitative Data Analysis - Natasha S Mauthner and Andrea DoucetAthlete and Researcher - Ann MacphailUndertaking and Pursuing an Ethnographic Study in a Sports ClubWorking-Class Identities in the 1960s - M SavageRevisiting the Affluent Worker StudyTen Tips for Reflexive Bracketing - Kathryn J AhernThe Ambivalent Practices of Reflexivity - Bronwyn Davies et alEthics, Reflexivity and ′Ethically Important Moments′ in Research - Marilys Guillemin and Lynn GillamPART THREE: AUTOETHNOGRAPHIC REFLECTIONSBlurred Genres and Blended Voices - C B BrettellLife History, Biography, Autobiography and the Auto/Ethnography of Women′s LivesFinding the Limits - Geoffrey WalfordAutoethnography and Being an Oxford University ProctorPART FOUR: REFLEXIVE VIEWPOINTS ON THE QUALITATIVE RESEARCHER INTERVIEWThe Reflexive Interview and a Performative Social Science Qualitative Research - Norman K DenzinFrom the Interviewer′s Perspective - R FeldInterviewing Women as Conscientious ObjectorsCreating the Interviewer - C M CassellIdentity Work in the Management Research ProcessBeyond Neopositivists, Romantics and Localists - M AlvessonA Reflexive Approach to Interviews in Organizational ResearchAfter the Interview - C A B Warren et alPART FIVE: ISSUES AROUND THE QUANTITATIVE-QUALITATIVE DIVIDEStrategies for Bridging the Quantitative and Qualitative Divide - J H Laub and R J SampsonStudying Crime over the Life CourseParadigm Peace and the Implications for Quality - A BrymanMixing Methods in a Qualitatively Driven Way - J MasonMixed Methods Research - L GiddingsPositivism Dressed in Drag?Volume Four: Qualitative Data AnalysisPART ONE: GENERAL ISSUES IN ANALYSISQualitative Data as an Attractive Nuisance - M B MilesThe Virtues of Closet Qualitative Research - R I SuttonConstructing Qualitatively Derived Theory - Janice M MorseConcept Construction and Concept TypologiesGrounded Theory - D Walker and F MyrickAn Exploration of Process and ProcedureMaximizing Transparency in a Doctoral Thesis 1 - Joy D Bringer, Lynne H Johnston and Celia H BrackenridgeThe Complexities of Writing about the Use of QSR·NVivo within a Grounded Theory StudyPART TWO: IDENTIFYING CONTENT THEMESTechniques to Identify Themes - G W Ryan and H R BernardThree Approaches to Qualitative Content Analysis - H-F Hsieh and S E ShannonThematic Networks - Jennifer Attride-StirlingAn Analytic Tool for Qualitative ResearchPART THREE: ANALYZING FOCUS GROUP DATA′It Was Fun... But We Don′t Usually Talk about These Things′ - Deborah J WarrAnalyzing Sociable Interaction in Focus GroupsGetting the Focus and the Group - Pamela S Kidd and Mark B ParshallEnhancing Analytical Rigor in Focus Group ResearchPART FOUR: NARRATIVE AND NARRATIVE ANALYSISModels of Narrative Analysis - E G MishlerA TypologyChronicles from the Classroom - Ann I Rogan and Dorothea M de KockMaking Sense of the Methodology and Methods of Narrative AnalysisNarrative Survey - A ShkediA Methodology for Studying Multiple PopulationsNarrative, Organizations and Research - C Rhodes and A D BrownPART FIVE: DISCOURSE ANALYSISDiscourse Analysis and Discursive Psychology - J PotterVarieties of Discourse - M Alvesson and D KarremanOn the Study of Organizations through Discourse AnalysisUsing Narrative and Discourse Analysis in Researching Co-Principalships - M CourtWhose Text? Whose Context? - E A SchegloffWhose Terms? Whose Ordinariness? Rhetoric and Ideology in Conversation Analysis - M Billig