Insider, outsider, or somewhere between: The impact of researchers' identities on the community-based research process

K Kerstetter - Journal of rural social sciences, 2012 - egrove.olemiss.edu
Sociologists and qualitative researchers have engaged in an extensive debate about the
merits of researchers being “outsiders” or “insiders” to the communities they study. Recent …
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INSIDER, OUTSIDER, OR SOMEWHERE IN BETWEEN: THE IMPACT OF RESEARCHERS'IDENTITIES ON THE COMMUNITY-BASED RESEARCH PROCESS.

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Sociologists and qualitative researchers have engaged in an extensive debate about the
merits of researchers being" outsiders" or" insiders" to the communities they study. Recent …

INSIDER, OUTSIDER, OR SOMEWHERE IN BETWEEN: THE IMPACT OF RESEARCHERS'IDENTITIES ON THE COMMUNITY-BASED RESEARCH PROCESS

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merits of researchers being" outsiders" or" insiders" to the communities they study. Recent …

INSIDER, OUTSIDER, OR SOMEWHERE IN BETWEEN: THE IMPACT OF RESEARCHERS'IDENTITIES ON THE COMMUNITY-BASED RESEARCH PROCESS.

K KERSTETTER - Journal of Rural Social Sciences, 2012 - search.ebscohost.com
Sociologists and qualitative researchers have engaged in an extensive debate about the
merits of researchers being" outsiders" or" insiders" to the communities they study. Recent …