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Research Questions and Research Design,n research design. It guides the reader through issues around developing a research question and research topic, including how a researcher might come up with a good idea for a project. The chapter briefly discusses the essentials of a good literature review and provides a consideration of the impor

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Using Systematic Quantitative Literature Reviews for Urban Analysis,ns about cities. These SQLRs can enable a greater understanding of complex patterns, processes, and relationships that occur in human settlements. The chapter begins by overviewing SQLRs, how they differ to narrative and meta-analysis reviews, and what are their benefits. We consider the importance

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Secondary Data in Urban Analysis,econdary data sources. This chapter introduces the basics of accessing secondary data, with a focus on Australian-based data. It discusses the advantages and disadvantages of using secondary data in research and presents details of a range of potentially useful secondary data sources available in th

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Using Focus Groups in Applied Urban Research, urban practices to resolve urban issues. Urban practices can be policies, plans and strategies related to diverse fields such as transport, placemaking, area renewal, new development and other endeavours. Applied urban research is undertaken at different spatial scales in a range of settings: site,

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Evaluation Research,types of research about urban areas and processes, including social, economic and environmental science methods, but uses them to make judgements or evaluations. These evaluative judgements are not based on the preferences or priorities of the evaluators (although they invariably have them), but on