SAGE
Research Methods Cases is a collection of case studies of real social research,
specially commissioned and designed to help you understand abstract
methodological concepts in practice. No research project exists only on
paper or in a vacuum, and these case studies will complement your theoretical
understanding, at all levels, by exploring the difficulties, nuances and
real-life decisions that researchers face.
SAGE Research Methods Cases has
been carefully commissioned to match course content and to meet the needs of
methods teachers, students and researchers, internationally. The collection is
developed for use in class teaching or by students and researchers seeking
applied understanding of research methods. Each case is equipped with
learning outcomes and discussion questions to guide and support understanding.
The Central Scientific Library “Andrei Lupan” of the Academy
of Sciences has free access to this product
until 23rd December
2014. Details: http://www.srmo.sagepub.com; http://www.srmo.sagepub.com/cases.