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SIS 512 -- Spring 2008
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| Introduction to Qualitative Methods (saoc 590 fall 2006)
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Course Description:
This course is designed to provide graduate students in the social sciences with a review of qualitative research methods, exposure to writings from the field, opportunities to try their hand at practicing fieldwork, and feedback on a proposed study that employs qualitative methods. This course is the first of a three-course sequence and focuses more on theoretical approaches to various types of qualitative research and practical techniques of various methods. There will be some emphasis on study design, case selection, and field notes. There will be little attention to coding, analysis, writing and presenting findings. These elements of qualitative research can be learned about and practiced in the subsequent field methods courses.
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| Winter 2008 |
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| Research Design and Methods for International Studies (SIS 511) |
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| Gender and Development (pbaf590_sp06,
sis495_sp06)
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Course Description:
This course examines men and women's lives in less developed countries and the
impact upon them as a result of development and incorporation into global,
economic and political systems. The course begins with theoretical approaches
to gender and development, development theory, and feminist critiques. We will
then turn to specific substantive areas of discussion. These areas of discussion
will be determined by the course participants.
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Case Studies About Gender
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