Qualitative Research Methods in Human Geography offers a thorough, practical introduction to qualitative research methods within human geography. This study book, edited by Iain Hay and Meghan Cope, is intended for students and researchers who want to plan, carry out, and analyze qualitative research. The content combines classic and contemporary methods and addresses new topics such as social justice and Indigenous issues.
Product information
- Author: Iain Hay (Matthew Flinders Distinguished Emeritus Professor, College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences, Flinders University)
- Co-editor: Meghan Cope
- Publisher: Oxford University Press, Canada
- Publication date: March 25, 2021
- Number of pages: 536
- ISBN: 9780199034215
- Subject: Qualitative research, human geography
- BISAC: SOCIAL SCIENCE / Human Geography
Description
This comprehensive reference work is structured in three parts and provides clear guidance on designing, carrying out, and interpreting qualitative research projects in human geography. It includes current examples of new research tools and technological developments. The book features revised chapters by a diverse group of authors with a strong focus on social justice, race, and Indigenous issues. This edition supports students and early-career researchers in applying qualitative research methods within their field.
About the author
Iain Hay is Emeritus Professor of Geography at Flinders University and has a proven record in teaching and research. Meghan Cope is Professor of Geography at the University of Vermont, combining qualitative methods with attention to the everyday experiences of marginalized groups.