Overview

As more and more social scientists are turning to creative and participatory methods, this timely book explores how these approaches can democratise research. Bridging theory and practice through rich case studies and critical insights, this is an essential guide for researchers seeking to produce inclusive, impactful and ethically grounded work.

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9781447372943

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“This edited collection is a much-needed contribution to the creative research methods literature that showcases innovative uses of creative and participatory methods, such as participatory approaches to zines, digital methods and dialectograms. The book benefits from a range of contributors in terms of disciplines and career stage which allows us to think generously about the wide-ranging potential reach of these methods and ways to build more inclusive research.” Sophie Woodward, University of Manchester

Author Information

Linzi Ladlow is Senior Research Fellow and a Leverhulme Trust Early Career Award holder at the University of Lincoln. Laura Way is Senior Lecturer in Sociology at the University of Roehampton.

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