Researching violently divided societies : ethical and methodological issues /
edited by Marie Smyth and Gillian Robinson.
- Tokyo : United Nations University Press, 2001.
- viii, 227 p.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
The role and function of research in divided societies: the case of Africa / Eghosa E. Osaghae -- Does research make any difference?: the case of Northern Ireland / Marie Smyth and John Darby -- Reflexivity and the dilemmas of identification: an ethnographic encounter in Northern Ireland / Andrew Finlay -- The impermeable identity wall: the study of violent conflicts by insiders and outsiders / Tamar Hermann -- Research for empowerment in a divided Cambodia / Helen Jenks Clarke -- The role and process of action research in the management of violent community conflicts in Nigeria / Isaac Olawale Albert -- Researching ethnic conflict in post Soviet Central Asia / Anara Tabyshalieva -- The use of epidemiological methods in assessing the impact of war and armed conflict / David Meddings -- A field trip to Bosnia: the dilemmas of the first time researcher / Ioannis Armakolas -- The ethics of conducting psychiatric research in war torn contexts / Pam Bell -- One size fits all?: focused comparison and policy relevant research on violently divided societies / Albrecht Schnabel.
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Social sciences--Research--Moral and ethical aspects--Congresses. Social sciences--Methodology--Congresses. Violence--Research--Congresses. Social conflict--Research--Congresses.