Qualitative research in social work
By: [edited by] Ian F. Shaw and Nick G. Gould.
Contributors: Shaw, Ian, 1945-; Gould, Nick.
Series: Introducing qualitative methods
Publisher: Sage; SAGE Publications Ltd
Published: 2001
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 233
Subjects: Social service -- Research -- Methodology.; Qualitative research.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [203]-224) and indexes.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: PART 1 THE SOCIAL WORK AGENDA FOR 1; title: QUALITATIVE RESEARCH; title: Introduction 3; title: 1 The Social Work Context for Qualitative Research 14; title: 2 A Review of Qualitative Research in Social Work 32; title: PART 2 EXEMPLIFYING QUALITATIVE SOCIAL 47; title: WORK RESEARCH; title: 3 Caught Not Taught: Ethnographic Research at a Young 49; title: People's Accommodation Project; title: Tom Hall; title: 4 Interviewing Interviewers and Knowing about Knowledge 60; title: Jonathan Scourfield; title: 5 Personal Troubles as Social Issues: A Narrative of Infertility 73; title: in Context; title: Catherine Kohler Riessman; title: 6 'People Listened to What We Had to Say': Reflections on 83; title: an Emancipatory Qualitative Evaluation; title: Elizabeth Whitmore; title: 7 Auto-Ethnography as Reflexive Inquiry: The Research Act 100; title: as Self-Surveillance; title: Sue White; title: 8 Identifying Expert Social Work: Qualitative Practitioner 116; title: Research; title: Jan Fook; title: PART 3 QUALITATIVE WORK IN SOCIAL WORK 133; title: 9 Fieldwork Choices in Context 135; title: 10 Inquiry and Action: Qualitative Research and Professional 157; title: Practice; title: 11 The Consequences of Qualitative Social Work Research 179.