Vol. 23 No. 2 (2022)

Published: 2022-05-27

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Asynchronous Online Photovoice: Practical Steps and Challenges to Amplify Voice for Equity, Inclusion, and Social Justice

Anna CohenMiller
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The Importance of Ethnographic Observation in Grounded Theory Research

Jarrah FitzGerald, Jane Mills
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Digital Data and Methods as Extension of Qualitative Research Processes: Challenges and Potentials Coming From Digital Humanities and Computational Social Sciences

Lina Franken
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The Political Claim of Oral History: On the Epistemic Silence and the Ontological Deafness of the Majority Society

Nicole Immler, Eva Kovacs
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Focused Ethnography for Research on Community Development Non-Profit Organisations

Leanne M. Kelly
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Digitalization of Social Work Practice: Contrasting Service Structures and Target Groups

Sabine Klinger, Andrea Mayr, Susanne Sackl-Sharif
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Reflecting on Race, Gender and Age in Humanitarian-Led Research: Going Beyond Institutional to Individual Positionality

Michelle Lokot
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Strategies for Communicating Social Science and Humanities Research to Medical Practitioners

Justin Gagnon, Maud Mazaniello-Chezol, Joshua Hamzeh, Kathleen Rice
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From This Side of Pyrenees: An Overview of Autoethnography in Spain

Xavier Montagud
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Doing Qualitative Multi-Level Analysis: Theoretical, Methodological, and Practical Considerations

Sylvia Nienhaus, Ann-Kathrin Stoltenhoff
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Reclaiming Impact in Qualitative Research

Karen Ross
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The Practice of Dyadic Interviewing: Strengths, Limitations and Key Decisions

Joanna Szulc, Nigel King
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Vol. 23 No. 2 (2022)

Single Contributions

Asynchronous Online Photovoice: Practical Steps and Challenges to Amplify Voice for Equity, Inclusion, and Social Justice

The Importance of Ethnographic Observation in Grounded Theory Research

Digital Data and Methods as Extension of Qualitative Research Processes: Challenges and Potentials Coming From Digital Humanities and Computational Social Sciences

The Political Claim of Oral History: On the Epistemic Silence and the Ontological Deafness of the Majority Society

Focused Ethnography for Research on Community Development Non-Profit Organisations

Digitalization of Social Work Practice: Contrasting Service Structures and Target Groups

Reflecting on Race, Gender and Age in Humanitarian-Led Research: Going Beyond Institutional to Individual Positionality

Strategies for Communicating Social Science and Humanities Research to Medical Practitioners

From This Side of Pyrenees: An Overview of Autoethnography in Spain

Doing Qualitative Multi-Level Analysis: Theoretical, Methodological, and Practical Considerations

Reclaiming Impact in Qualitative Research

The Practice of Dyadic Interviewing: Strengths, Limitations and Key Decisions

FQS Reviews

Review: Julia Franz & Ursula Unterkofler (Eds.) (2021). Forschungsethik in der Sozialen Arbeit. Prinzipien und Erfahrungen [Research Ethics in Social Work. Ethical Principles and Experiences]

Review Essay: First and Final Cities: "Invisible Cities" as a Reflexive Corrective for Qualitative Social Research

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