Titlebook: Interviewing Experts; Alexander Bogner,Beate Littig,Wolfgang Menz Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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Expert versus Researcher: Ethical Considerations in the Process of Bargaining a Studygeneral, ethical issues encountered when doing a study are multiple; they arrive prior to, during and after a study (for example Mauthner and others, 2002, Homan, 1991, Kimmel, 1988, Kvale, 1996, Ali and Kelly, 2004). Ethical dilemmas are also acknowledged by researchers who work on powerful and kno

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How to Interview Managers? Methodical and Methodological Aspects of Expert Interviews as a Qualitati, they claim, operate in a “no-man’s-land” somewhere between the qualitative and quantitative paradigm. devoid of much profound methodological reflection. Flexibly applied in empirical research, relying more or less on an interview schedule depending on the research interests and the specific resear

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Expert Interviews in Interpretive Organizational Researchthe specifics of the actual area of research. In this way, the underlying methodology regulates the entire research process and assumes a reporting function that covers everything from the definition of relevant research issues and the characteristics of any material collected or produced through to

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Between Scientific Standards and Claims to Efficiency: Expert Interviews in Programme Evaluation the development and implementation of social policy programmes. This development was strongly influenced by EU policy, specifically by the “open method of coordination” and the precept to evaluate all programmes co-financed by EU money. In most European countries this resulted in a boost to profess

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The Delphi Method: Eliciting Experts’ Knowledge in Technology Foresightnature. The Expert Delphi has in the meantime acquired a fixed position as part of the technology foresight projects that are becoming of increasing importance around the world. This paper presents the methodological principles, sets out specific advantages and critical aspects and illustrates the e

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Expert versus Researcher: Ethical Considerations in the Process of Bargaining a Studyf a study process — are relevant to an expert researcher. Furthermore, I seek to reflect the dilemma of the researcher who has a commitment to protect the study from harm and simultaneously owes a duty to protect the research subject from harm.