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The Board of the International Journal of Social Research Methodology (IJSRM) is pleased to announce the launch of the 2017 Seminar Competition. Our aim is to …
Opinion polling in the EU referendum: challenges and lessons, Chair: Sharon Witherspoon, 8 December 2016, London The what, why and how of citizens juries, Andrew …
In recent years, methodological innovations have led social science researchers to attend to features of their research beyond the data collected. On the one hand, rising …
Biosocial research is concerned with the dynamic interplays between biology and experiences and behaviours over the course of a person’s lifetime, with the aim of enabling …
The Earth’s population passed the 7 billion mark in 2011 and, although global population growth is slowing, it is highly likely that by 2050 we will …
“People in this country have had enough of experts.” So said Michael Gove, then Justice Secretary, a month before the EU Referendum. The referendum was as …
In this edition of MethodsNews that looks back on 2016, one highlight must be the way in which NCRM has increasingly been engaging with – and …
Largely thanks to Morten Tyldum’s film ‘The Imitation Game’, many people now know the story of Alan Turing and his contribution to the Second World War. …