Judging quality in inclusive research: urgent challenges and diverse voices
Judging quality in inclusive research: urgent challenges and diverse voices
Placing emphasis on doing research with young people implies an epistemological, methodological and political stance. Our goal is to question the dominant position in social research, where a majority of studies speak for, or about, young people. This seminar will serve as an opportunity for discussing what it means when young people become part of the research process, a collaboration that is conceived of as an exercise in emancipation and empowerment
Nind, Melanie
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16 March 2012
Nind, Melanie
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Nind, Melanie
(2012)
Judging quality in inclusive research: urgent challenges and diverse voices.
Sharing Experiences of Researching With Young People: A European Perspective, Barcelona, Spain.
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Placing emphasis on doing research with young people implies an epistemological, methodological and political stance. Our goal is to question the dominant position in social research, where a majority of studies speak for, or about, young people. This seminar will serve as an opportunity for discussing what it means when young people become part of the research process, a collaboration that is conceived of as an exercise in emancipation and empowerment
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