Pains of Doing Criminological Research.
Title:
Pains of Doing Criminological Research.
Author:
Beyens, Kristel.
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1 online resource (215 pages)
Series:
Criminological Studies
Contents:
Front -- Contents -- 1. Introduction. Giving Voice to the Researcher -- 2. Paradigms. Waving the Flag or Flagging the Wave? -- 3. Th e Pains and Gains of a Social Constructionist Perspective on Policy-supporting Research -- 4. Gender and Prison Ethnography. Some Fieldwork Implications -- 5. Criminological Research on Non-national Prisoners without a Legal Residence Permit. The Quest for the Holy Grail of Data -- 6. Criminological-psychological Case-work. Consequences of Visiting the Pits of Hell -- 7. Observing the Observers. Participant Observation in Police Settings -- 8. Getting Personal. Reflections on the 'I' of a Researcher -- 9. Ethnography and Emotions. The Myth of the Cold and Objective Scientist1 -- 10. Breaking Boundaries. Collapsing the Dark Side of Researching Criminology -- 11. Facing Resistance to Research Results -- 12. Pitfalls of Comparative (Penological) Research and How to Overcome Them.
Local Note:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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