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The Sage Encyclopedia of Social Science Research Methods

A three volume work published in hardback in 2004, the Encyclopedia is now available online through SAGE e-reference. This is an impressive resource, containing concise introductions accessible to a non-specialist audience, to the whole panoply of social science research methods, quantitative and qualitative, and related issues.

The online version is a fine resource, thoughtfully set-out, that should be useful to researchers, methodologists and teachers of research methods for a long time to come.

Website: http://www.sage-ereference.com/socialscience/

 

 

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Government Social Research (GSR)

The Government Social Research service (GSR) contributes policy analysis and research-informed policy advice to government. This site contains career information, news, training, events and the latest methodological developments for members of GSR and all those with an interest in research in government.

Website: http://www.gsr.gov.uk