04131cam a2200493La 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.0m        d        cr un|||||||||070220s2007    enka    ob    001 0 eng d  a9781849503952 (electronic bk.) :c�73.95 ; � 104.95 ; $134.95  a1849503958 (electronic bk.) :c�73.95 ; � 104.95 ; $134.95  z9780762312832 (hbk.)  aCAIbengcCAIdOCLCQdZJC  ad------14aH62b.N44 2007 7aJHBC2bicssc 7aSOC0260002bisacsh 7aSOC0270002bisacsh  a30304a300.7222200aNegotiating boundaries and bordersh[electronic resource] :bqualitative methodology and development research /cedited by Matt Smith.  aOxford ;aAmsterdam ;aSan Diego, CA ;aElsevier,c2007.  a1 online resource (x, 238 p.) :bill.1 aStudies in qualitative methodology,x1042-3192 ;vv. 8  aTitle from e-book title screen (viewed Oct. 8, 2007).  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.0 aWhat counts as development research? / Darryl Humble, Matt Smith -- Researching transnational advocacy networks: methods and challenges for development / Helen Yanacopulos -- Researching with, not on: using photography in researching street children in Accra, Ghana / Phil Mizen, Yaw Ofosu-Kusi -- Feminist methodologies: unsettling multiple boundaries in development / Katy Jenkins -- Development ethics and moral engagement: some political and ethical dilemmas in development research / John Donnelly -- When things are not as they seem: untangling the webs of a South-Indian NGO / James Staples -- Hearing voices? : negotiating multiple ethical commitments in development research / Kate Simpson -- Researching for change / Mary Mellor -- Acceptable stories or acceptable boundaries? : on managerial optimism, critical reflection, and one particularly intractable development organisation / Ingie Hovland -- Breaching the borders between research and practice: development NGOs and qualitative data / Oliver Bakewell.  aAs international development presents enormous moral, political and ethical challenges, so researching and understanding it requires negotiation of its contested contours. The chapters draw on research conducted around the world using a range of methodologies, perspectives and commitments, rooted in diverse disciplines. Through their exploration of the interrelationship of qualitative methodologies and development theory, policy and practice, the book demonstrates the importance of placing qualitative methodologies within their conceptual, practical and political contexts. It also highlights the important but contested contribution that qualitative methodology can make to not only understanding development, but engendering it. This book explores qualitative methodology and development in terms of the ways researchers negotiate boundaries and borders. It asks questions of development research, critiques relationships between researchers and subjects, and challenges connections between research and change. It demonstrates the importance of placing qualitative methods within their right context. This book series is available electronically online.  aDescription based on print version record. 0aQualitative researchxMethodology. 0aBoundaries. 0aEconomic developmentxResearch. 0aPolitical developmentxResearch. 0aSocial planningxResearch. 7aSocial research & statistics.2bicssc 7aSocial SciencexSociologyxGeneral.2bisacsh 7aSocial SciencexStatistics.2bisacsh 0aDeveloping countriesxResearch.1 aSmith, Matt,cDr.08iPrint version:tNegotiating boundaries and borders.dAmsterdam ; London : Elsevier, 2007z9780762312832w(OCoLC)85689440 0aStudies in qualitative methodology ;vv. 8.40uhttp://www.emeraldinsight.com/1042-3192/8