CONTENTS -- Introduction -- Part One: The Politics of Evidence -- 1. Chronotopes of Human Science Inquiry -- 2. This Is Your Father's Paradigm: Government Intrusion and the Case of Qualitative Research in Education -- 3. Guarding the Castle and Opening the Gates -- 4. The Politics of Evidence -- 5. Methodological Fundamentalism and the Quest for Control(s) -- 6. The Challenge of Tailor-Made Research Quality: The RQF in Australia -- 7. Research Quality and Research Governance in the United Kingdom: From Methodology to Management -- Part Two: Decolonizing Methodologies -- 8. Choosing the Margins: Th e Role of Research in Indigenous Struggles for Social Justice -- 9. A Postcolonial Critique of the Ethnographic Interview: Research Analyzes Research -- 10. Decolonizing Qualitative Research: Nontraditional Reporting Forms in the Academy -- 11. Humbling and Humble Research: A Modest Witnessing -- Part Three: Contesting Regulation -- 12. Affirming the Will and the Way of the Ancestors: Black Feminist Consciousness and the Search for Good[ness in] Qualitative Sciences -- 13. Writing Race into the Twenty-First Century: An Autobiographical Perspective on Hybridity, Difference, and the Postcolonial Experience -- 14. Qualitative Inquiry and the War on Terror -- About the Authors -- Index.