Research methods and techniques in contexts of high political and social vulnerability
Validity, reliability, and relevance. Volume II
Organizers: Carlos Federico Domínguez Avila. Amaral Arevalo.
Authors: Heliana Faria Mettig Rocha. Carlos Federico Domínguez Avila. Amaral Arevalo. María Cristina Tamariz Estrada. José Fredman Mendoza Ibarra. Alfonso Myers-Gallardo. Jennifer Cyr. Viviane Vieira. Leonardo Morlino. Rodrigo Stumpf González. Gisselle de la Cruz Hermida. Juan Carlos O'Farrill Jiménez. Alfredo Edmundo Fernández de Lara Gaitán. Juan Bautista Lucca. Josset Sánchez Olarte. Erick Tapia Mejía. José Arturo Méndez Espinoza. Luiz Paulo Ferreira Nogueról.
CLACSO Working Group The Central American Isthmus: Peripheral Epistemological Perspectives
This is a book on different research methods and techniques. Contrary to most of the work in the area, which focuses on research techniques and methods in a general way, without taking into account the historical, political, cultural and social contexts, this work starts from a completely different approach. It is a pioneering, timely and absolutely necessary book for Latin American social research. There are few systematic studies on the topic of two specific research methods for the study of societies with high levels of inequality. It addresses the methodological pluralism that exists within the human sciences through the development of an epistemology that seeks to allow academic research committed to uncovering the inequalities and vulnerabilities that exist in various social contexts. Developed within the Working Group Class: “The Central American Isthmus: Peripheral Epistemological Perspectives” is a unique opportunity for the best quality of social research in the Latin American social universe.
Ricardo Borges Gama Neto.
Federal University of Pernambuco.
Working Groups Collection.
ISBN 978-987-813-677-6
CLACSO
Buenos Aires
May 2024
