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The Needs of strangers : a nuts and bolts ethnographic account of the methodological difficulties experienced in the process of conducting needs assessment research in an evolutionary, multi-cultural context

By: Publication details: Thesis (MSc)-University of London, 1997Subject(s):
Contents:
How the study came about ; Research methodology, design & ethical approval ; Developing the survey questionnaire ; Being re-orientated into Malaysian culture ; Negotiating roles ; Itu susa lah : that's the way it is ; The conspiracy of silence ; Screaming at my God : Max ; Culture & context & the methodological nightmare ; Reference list
Summary: Examines the research process & the use of contemporary research methodology in multi-cultural developing contexts. Concludes by suggesting that modern research methodology, with its focus on reflexivity, individualism & expressivism, is unsuitable for use in traditional societies, & examines alternative philosophies & methods for future research in multi-cultural developing countries.
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Reference book David Adams Library (Royal Marsden) Librarians Office M026 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Not for loan 0000003608

How the study came about ; Research methodology, design & ethical approval ; Developing the survey questionnaire ; Being re-orientated into Malaysian culture ; Negotiating roles ; Itu susa lah : that's the way it is ; The conspiracy of silence ; Screaming at my God : Max ; Culture & context & the methodological nightmare ; Reference list

Examines the research process & the use of contemporary research methodology in multi-cultural developing contexts. Concludes by suggesting that modern research methodology, with its focus on reflexivity, individualism & expressivism, is unsuitable for use in traditional societies, & examines alternative philosophies & methods for future research in multi-cultural developing countries.

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