The focus is an ethical dilemma that arises, in an acute form, in interviews for studies using
constructionist forms of discourse analysis. Informants typically assume that researchers are …

In this article, we use the concept ofdialogical network'systematically to analyse hostilities
towards refugees and asylum seekers in the UK and their effects on refugees' and asylum …

The interview is a staple of many qualitative approaches. Although textbooks offer extensive
guidance to researchers about conducting interviews, less guidance is available about …

The aim of this study is to identify the parameters defining how Lean Construction (LC) is
being implemented (current condition) and how LC can be further promoted (future …

The qualitative research interview is arguably the most widespread method of inquiry across
the human and social sciences today. In spite of its popularity, there is a significant lack of …

In ethnomethodological inquiries, the tension between" subjectivity" and" objectivity" which
is inherent in all qualitative social research, takes special meanings. In fact, those terms are …

This article aims to contribute to the discussion on interviews in qualitative research. More
specifically, we focus on acquaintance interviews (Garton & Copland, 2010), that is …

Advocates of semi-structured interview techniques have often argued that rapport may be
built, and power inequalities between interviewer and respondent counteracted, by strategic …

Purpose–The aim of this paper is to highlight some of the issues that emerge in the
researcher interview process. It is argued that researcher interviewing is becoming an …

This paper focuses on some of the issues that arise when one treats notions such as
depersonalization, delegitimization and dehumanization as social practices. It emphasizes …