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Publications
Methods
Briefings
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A
spatio-temporal analysis of the Great Irish Famine
Ian Gregory, Paul Ell,
Matthew Woollard
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Informed
Consent and the Research process
Rose Wiles, Sue Heath,
Graham Crow
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Evidence-based
policy, Theory-based synthesis, Practice-based reviews
Ray Pawson, Annette Boaz
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| 4 |
Improving
survey measurement of income and employment (ISMIE)
Stephen
P Jenkins and Peter Lynn, with Annette Jäckle
and Emanuela Sala
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Missing
data methodology for multilevel models
Michael G Kenward and
James Carpenter
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| 6 |
How
can systematic reviews incorporate qualitative research?
Mary Dixon-Woods, Andrew
Booth, David Jones, Tina Miller, Rachel Shaw, Jonathan A Smith,
Alex Sutton, Bridget Young
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| 7 |
Assessment
and development of new methods for the analysis of media content
Michael Billig, David
Deacon, Peter Golding, Thomas König,
Katie MacMillan
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| 8 |
Ethnography
for the digital age
Amanda Coffey, Bella Dicks,
Bruce Mason, Emma Renold, Bambo Soyinka and Matthew Williams
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| 9 |
Multilevel
multiprocess models for partnership and childbearing event histories
Fiona Steele, Harvey Goldstein
and Heather Joshi
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| 10 |
Training
in research with and about children
Vivienne Cree, John Davies,
Lynn Jamieson, Elaine Mowat, Kay Tisdall
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| 11 |
Integrating
quantitative and qualitative research: prospects and limits
Alan Bryman
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| 12 |
Benchmarking
Good Practice In Qualitative Management Research
Cathy Cassell
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| 13 |
Longitudinal
Data Analysis in the Social Sciences
Vernon Gayle
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| 14 |
The
Impact Of Local Areas Influences On Individual Outcomes
Simon Burgess
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| 15 |
Computer-Assisted
Qualitative Data Analysis (CAQDAS) Networking Project
Nigel Fielding
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| 16 |
Exploring
Online Research Methods in a Virtual Training Environment
Clare Madge, Henrietta
O'Connor, Jane Wellens, Tristram Hooley, Rob Shaw and Julia Meek
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| 17 |
Online
Support for QDA and CAQDAS and Evaluation of Learning Needs
Graham R Gibbs, Nigel G Fielding, Ann F Lewins, Celia Taylor
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| 18 |
Verbatim
Quotations in Applied Social Research: Theory, Practice and Impact
Anne Corden and Roy Sainsbury
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| 19 |
Developing
Methodological Strategies to recruit and research socially excluded
groups
Nick Emmel , Kahryn Hughes
, Joanne Greenhalgh , and Adam Sales
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| 20 |
Partnership
Research: Negotiating user involvement in research design
Jo Frankham, Kathy Boxall
and Ian Kaplan
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| 21 |
M-quantile Models for Small
Area Estimation
Ray Chambers and Nikos
Tzavidis
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| 22 |
Narrative
Synthesis in Systematic Reviews
Jennie Popay, Sally Baldwin,
Nicky Britten, Amanda Sowden, Helen Roberts, Mark Petticrew, Lisa
Arai, Mark Rodgers, with Katrina Roen and Stephen Duffy
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| 23 |
Social
Capital and Social Networks: Promoting Network Analysis
Mike Savage, Nick Crossley,
John Scott, Gindo Tampubolon, Alan Warde
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| 24 |
The
Isonymic Analysis of Historical Data: Irish Migrants in Britain,
1851-1901
Malcolm T Smith, Don MacRaild and Tony Hepburn
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| 25 |
Focusing
on the case in quantitative and qualitative research
David Byrne, Wendy Olsen
and Sandra Duggan
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| 26 |
The
Development of Methods for Complex Coding
Peter Elias and Rob Jones
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| 27 |
Practical
Exemplars on the Analysis of Surveys (PEAS)
Gillian Raab, Kathy Buckner and Susan Purdon
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| 28 |
Modelling Attitude Stability
and Change using Repeated Measures Data
Peter WF Smith, Ann M Berrington,
Patrick Sturgis,Yongjian Hu
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| 29 |
Interactive
Data Collection-Reproduction/Transmission Of Environmental Knowledge
Michael D Fischer, David Zeitlyn, R F Ellen, Gary J Martin, Rajindra
K Puri, Glenn W Bowman, Janet Bagg
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| 30 |
Practice and Process in
Integrating Methodologies (PPIMs)
J. Moran-Ellis, V. D. Alexander,
A. Cronin, J. Fielding, H. Thomas
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| 31 |
Methodologies for Studying Families and Family Effects
Tom O’Connor, Jon Rasbash, Stephen Scott, Barbara Maughan, Judy Dunn
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Methods
Papers
Methodological Notes from RMP Workshops
Online
Resources
Working
Papers
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Assessing the quality
of evidence in evidence-based policy: why, how and when?
Ray Pawson |
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Fractal factors? Scale,
factor analyses and neighbourhood effects
Ron Johnston, Kelvyn Jones, Simon Burgess, Carol Propper, Rebecca
Sarker and Anne Bolster |
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A missing level
in the analysis of British voting behaviour: the household as context
as shown by analyses of a 1992-1997 longitudinal survey
Ron Johnston, Kelvyn Jones, Rebecca Sarker, Simon Burgess, Carol
Propper and Anne Bolster
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Party
support and the neighbourhood effect: spatial polarisation of the
British electorate, 1991-2001
Ron
Johnston, Kelvyn Jones, Rebecca Sarker, Simon Burgess, Carol Propper
and Anne Bolster |
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Party
allegiance and core political value change
Patrick Sturgis
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| 6 |
Local neighbourhood and mental health:
evidence from the UK
Carol Propper, Kelvyn Jones, Anne Bolster, Simon Burgess, Ron Johnston
and Rebecca Sarker |
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Operationalizing
Bourdieu on Capitals: A Discussion on ‘The Construction of
the Object’
Elizabeth B. Silva and
Rosalind Edwards
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| 8 |
Comments on Tackling Social Exclusion:
Taking stock and looking to the future: a response
Nick Emmel |
| 9 |
Exploring the Internet as
a medium for research: web-based questionnaires and online synchronous
interviews
Clare Madge and Henrietta O'Connor |
| 10 |
The contact and response process in
business surveys: lessons from a multimode survey of employers in
the UK
P Lynn and E Sala |
| 11 |
Validation of survey data on income
and employment: the ISMIE experience
A Jäckle, E Sala, S P
Jenkins and P Lynn |
| 12 |
The effects of dependent interviewing
on responses to questions on income sources
P Lynn, A Jäckle, S P
Jenkins and E Sala |
| 13 |
Linking survey responses and administrative
records: what should the matching variable(s) be?
S P Jenkins, P Lynn, A Jäckle
and E Sala |
| 14 |
Dependent interviewing and seam
effects in work history data
A Jäckle and P Lynn |
| 15 |
Political
sophistication and issue voting: an intra-individual level analysis
Patrick Sturgis and James
Tilley |
| 16 |
Informed
consent and the research process
Rose Wiles, Vikki Charles,
Graham Crowe and Sue Heath |
| 17 |
Recreation,
informal social networks and social capital
Alan Warde, Gindo Tambupolon
and Mike Savage |
| 18 |
Integrating
estimates and targets within a population projection
Ludi Simpson |
| 19 |
Measuring
change in employment characteristics: the effects of dependent interviewing
Emanuela Sala and Peter
Lynn |
| 20 |
Patterns
of consent: evidence from a general household survey
Stephen P. Jenkins, Lorenzo
Cappellari, Peter Lynn, Annette Jäckle,
Emanuela Sala |
| 21 |
The
impact of interviewing method on measurement error in panel survey
measures of benefit receipt: evidence from a validation study
Peter Lynn, Annette Jäckle,
Stephen P Jenkins and Emanuela Sala |
| 22 |
Does
dependent interviewing really increase efficiency and reduce respondent
burden?
Annette Jäckle |
| 23 |
Research
participants' views on use of verbatim quotations
Anne Corden and Roy Sainsbury |
| 24 |
The impact of
verbal quotations on research users: Qualitative exploration
Anne Corden and Roy Sainsbury |
| 25 |
Fluxes and constants in the dynamics
of friendships
Gindo Tampubolon |
| 26 |
Multilevel
Modelling of Repeated Ordinal Measures: An application to attitudes
to divorce
Ann Berrington, Yongjian
Hu, Karla Ramírez-Ducoing, Peter Smith |
| 27 |
Social Structuring
of Closest Friendships: A creative assembly?
Gindo Tampubolon
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| 28 |
Qualitative
phase of the formative evaluation of learning training needs in
computer assisted qualitative data analysis
Graham R. Gibbs, Celia
Taylor, Nigel Fielding, Ann Lewins |
| 29 |
Using
verbatim quotations in reporting qualitative social research: researchers'
views
Anne Corden
and Roy Sainsbury |
| 30 |
Ethical
Relations: A review of literature on empirical studies of ethical
requirements and research participation
Jenny Graham, Jane Lewis,
Gerry Nicolaas
The full report from the
NatCen study is available on the GSR website - Ethics
in Government Social Research
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Other
publications
Neighbourhoods, Households and Income Dynamics: a semi-parametric
investigation of neighbourhood effects
Anne Bolster, Simon
Burgess, Ron Johnston, Kelvyn Jones, Carol Propper and Rebecca Sarker
CMPO
Working Paper Series No 04/106 |
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An Overview of Methods
for the analysis of panel data
Ann Berrington and PeterWF
Smith, Southampton Statistical Sciences Research Institute, University
of Southampton
Patrick Sturgis, Department
of Sociology, University of Surrey
NCRM
Methods Review Papers, NCRM/007
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Using Verbatim Quotations
in Reporting
Qualitative Social Research: The views of research users,
Corden, A. and Sainsbury,
R. (2006) Social Policy Research Unit, University of York
ESRC
2187 - December 2006
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