Reflections on using digital methods to conduct qualitative research between the Global North and the Global South

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Reflections on using digital methods to conduct qualitative research between the Global North and the Global South. / Coker, Joyce F; Onwusaka, Obiageli Chiezey ; Clotworthy, Amy; Otu, Akaninyene Asuquo .

Qualitative Methods for Digital Social Research: Studies from the Global South. red. / Nimmi Rangaswamy; Shriram Venkatraman. Springer Nature Singapore, 2024.

Publikation: Bidrag til bog/antologi/rapport › Bidrag til bog/antologi › Forskning › fagfællebedømt

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Coker, JF, Onwusaka, OC, Clotworthy, A & Otu, AA 2024, Reflections on using digital methods to conduct qualitative research between the Global North and the Global South. i N Rangaswamy & S Venkatraman (red), Qualitative Methods for Digital Social Research: Studies from the Global South. Springer Nature Singapore.

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Coker, J. F., Onwusaka, O. C., Clotworthy, A., & Otu, A. A. (Accepteret/In press). Reflections on using digital methods to conduct qualitative research between the Global North and the Global South. I N. Rangaswamy, & S. Venkatraman (red.), Qualitative Methods for Digital Social Research: Studies from the Global South Springer Nature Singapore.

Vancouver

Coker JF, Onwusaka OC, Clotworthy A, Otu AA. Reflections on using digital methods to conduct qualitative research between the Global North and the Global South. I Rangaswamy N, Venkatraman S, red., Qualitative Methods for Digital Social Research: Studies from the Global South. Springer Nature Singapore. 2024

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Coker, Joyce F ; Onwusaka, Obiageli Chiezey ; Clotworthy, Amy ; Otu, Akaninyene Asuquo . / Reflections on using digital methods to conduct qualitative research between the Global North and the Global South. Qualitative Methods for Digital Social Research: Studies from the Global South. red. / Nimmi Rangaswamy ; Shriram Venkatraman. Springer Nature Singapore, 2024.

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