Just how important is role?: a methodological examination of the importance of the researchers role in participant observation

Hosking, Kim

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Just how important is role?: a methodological examination of the importance of the researchers role in participant observation

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2002

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Hosking, Kim

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University of New South Wales

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/75299

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New Sociology: Awareness, Analysis, Advocacy

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Conference paper

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