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In a recent peer-reviewed article Alexandru Cernat and Melanie Revilla explored the effects of switching from face to face surveys to web data …
For researchers who decide to use more than one method in a project, the question immediately arises of whether to treat two as sufficient or whether …
21 March 2021 is census day in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. There are at least two remarkable aspects to this simple observation – firstly, that …
On the 21st and 22nd November at the University of Liverpool in London, NCRM held an innovation forum to explore the embryonic field of “investigative social …
Debbie Collins is not only the director of NatCen Learning, she is also working on her doctoral thesis with NCRM (supervised by …
As many other organisations, NCRM is now working from home. We had to close our offices, sort out home computers and workspaces and deal not only …
We at NCRM are busy tracking Twitter and other online communities for great ideas on how people are managing to switch to teaching and learning …
Walking methods have different applications, including in Olympic cities. The ‘Olympic city’ provides sociologists, anthropologists and psychologists alike a fascinating incubator of social organising and ordering. …