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Lecture 15 of 25Week 5 : Quantitative and Mixed Methods in Development Research
Lec 15: An Overview of Mixed Methods Research
Prof. Rajshree Bedamatta · IIT Guwahati
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All the lectures
- Lec 1: Reflections on Development Studies & Development Research
- Lec 2: Types, Forms, and Processes of Development Studies Research
- Lec 3: The Rigour in Development Studies Research
- Lec 4: Paradigms of Development Research
- Lec 5: Development Research-Development Work Continuum and Action Research in Development Studies
- Lec 6: Ethics in Development Studies and Development Research
- Lec 7: Literature Study
- Lec 8: A General Lecture based on M.N. Srinivas's "The Fieldworker and the Field"
- Lec 9: Introducing Qualitative Research Methods
- Lec 10: Introducing Qualitative Research Methods (Contd.)
- Lec 11: Interviews and Focus Group Discussions
- Lec 12: Participatory Methods and Approaches
- Lec 13: Conducting Case Studies and Maintaining Field Diaries
- Lec 14: Introducing Quantitative Research Methods
- Lec 15: An Overview of Mixed Methods Research
- Lec 16. Field Surveys and Inventories
- Lec 17: Logical Framwork and SWOT Analysis
- Lec 18: The importance of Census and other Secondary Data in Development Studies
- Lec 19: Communicating Research
- Lec 20: Operationalizing Rights-based Approaches to Development
- Lec 21: Poverty Measures and Analysis
- Lec 22: Gender-sensitive Indicators and Gender Analysis
- Lec 23: Social Capital Assessment Tools
- Lec 24: Moitoring & Evaluation
- Lec 25: A Final Note