Description Choose a journal article (Interviews: Long-Term Effects of Political Violence: Narrative Inquiry Across a 20-Year Period) Examine it using the following questions: What methods/data/sources/cases have been used? What are the strengths and weaknesses of the methods/data/sources/cases? Overall, do you find that the methods/data/sources/cases used are convincing/appropriate for what the article is trying to do? Your evaluation must be based on appropriate research methods literature. A minimum of six academic publications about research methods must have been used. Word limit: 1200 words, Marking Criteria: Essay structure: the essay should have a clear structure and signposting (i.e. telling the reader what the structure is and what each section of the essay will be about). Analysis: the essay should show a good knowledge of the methods/data/sources/cases used in the article; as well as an awareness of the strengths and weaknesses of those methods/data/sources/cases. Knowledge and accuracy: the essay should show a good knowledge the research methods as used in the article; and evidence of having read relevant literature (i.e. references). Written expression: The essay should be clearly written, easy to read and without language errors. The essay should show proper use of academic citation and bibliographical practices. some refrences Bryman (2012) Social Research Methods (4th ed.) ch. 20 Bogner, Alexander (2009) Interviewing Experts Friesen, Bruce K (2010) Designing and conducting your first interview Project Gillham, Bill (2007) Research Interviewing Roulston, Kathryn (2010) Reflective Interviewing: a guide to throy and practice Wengraf, Tom (2001) Qualitative research interviewing
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