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Survey Data Not Be All And End All – Shock
Apparently there’s more to research than survey data – who knew? Those who have been paying attention will remember that I have used the National Child Development Study (NCDS) to examine the relationship between volunteering and political activity for the … Continue reading
Posted in Methods, PhD
Tagged data, methods, PhD, political activity, politics participation, qualitative, quantitative, volunteering
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Values and conflict in the voluntary sector
Malin Arvidson, who is part of the Third Sector Research Centre, gave a seminar yesterday about some of the work she has been doing on the Real Times project. The Real Times project is longitudinal (which means that it follows people … Continue reading
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Tagged longitudinal, qualitative, third sector
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