Interviewing Elites, Experts and the Powerful in Criminology
Autor Olga Petintseva, Rita Faria, Yarin Eskien Limba Engleză Paperback – 18 noi 2020
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9783030330026
ISBN-10: 3030330028
Dimensiuni: 148 x 210 mm
Greutate: 0.25 kg
Ediția:1st ed. 2020
Editura: Springer
Colecția Palgrave Pivot
Locul publicării:Cham, Switzerland
ISBN-10: 3030330028
Dimensiuni: 148 x 210 mm
Greutate: 0.25 kg
Ediția:1st ed. 2020
Editura: Springer
Colecția Palgrave Pivot
Locul publicării:Cham, Switzerland
Cuprins
Preface4
Chapter
1.
Introduction6
Chapter
2.
Interviewing
‘the
powerful’
in
crime
and
crime
control12
1.1.Introduction12
1.2.Conceptual
issues:
who
are
the
‘powerful’,
‘elites’
and
‘experts’?12
1.3.Particularities
of
qualitative
interviews
with
the
powerful18
1.4.Why
interview
the
powerful?21
1.5.Core
readings23
References24
Chapter
3.
Interview
models
and
researcher’s
self-positioning27
2.1.
Introduction27
2.2.
Informal
and
ethnographic
interviews31
2.3.
Doxastic
interviews34
2.4.
Looking
glass:
Researcher
as
a
peer34
2.5.
Active
interviewing39
2.5.1.
Epistemic
interviewing40
2.5.2.
‘Light’
Socratic
dialogues
as
a
variation
of
epistemic
interviewing42
2.5.3.
Interviewer
as
critic46
2.6.
Core
readings47
References47
Chapter
4.
Their
reign,
their
game?
Accessing
the
powerful52
3.1.
Introduction52
3.2.
Sampling53
3.3.
Gaining
access58
3.4.
Maintaining
access69
3.5.
Core
readings73
References74
Chapter
5.
Prepare,
prepare,
prepare77
4.1.
Introduction77
4.2.
Gaining
insights
in
the
setting
and
its
ongoing
debates78
4.3.
Constructing
a
topic
list80
4.4.
Probing
and
elicitation85
4.5.
Core
readings86
References86
Chapter
6.
Conducting
the
interview88
5.1.
Introduction88
5.2.
Gaining
trust
and
building
rapport88
5.3.
Dealing
with
questions
and
assumptions
about
your
knowledge
and
views93
5.4.
Ethics
during
the
interview
interaction95
5.5.
Language,
jargon,
body
language,
attitude98
5.6.
Getting
into
sensitive
topics
and
past
corporate
answers101
5.7.
Physical
setting104
5.7.1.
The
interview
venue104
5.7.2.
Interviewing
in
the
online
and
offline
world108
5.8.
Core
readings109
References110
Chapter
7.
Making
sense
of
the
data113
6.1.
Introduction113
6.2.
Transcribing
and
coding113
6.3.
Researcher
as
a
situated
actor116
6.4.
Assessing
data
quality117
6.5.
Ethics
in
analysis
and
reporting126
6.6.
Leaving
the
field
and
getting
back
to
participants129
6.7.
Presenting
your
findings131
6.8.
Core
readings132
References133
Recenzii
“The
handbook
provides
exceptional
strategies,
recommendations,
and
guidelines
for
researchers
who
seek
to
conduct
interviews
with
the
powerful.
…
This
handbook
is
appropriate
for
a
large
audience
including
graduate
students
and
all
researchers/professors
who
seek
to
conduct
quality
qualitative
analysis
with
powerful
actors
in
a
variety
of
disciplines.
Overall,
this
book
is
exceptional,
and
I
highly
recommend
it
to
those
in
the
criminal
justice
field.”
(Megan
J.
Parker,
Crime
Law
and
Social
Change,
June
23,
2020)
“The book is particularly useful for those preparing for fieldwork who are not planning to study the kind of people the penal system is designed to detect, judge and lock up – the kind of people criminology is designed to study.” (Ignacio González-Sánchez, European Journal of Probation, May 13, 2020)
“The book is particularly useful for those preparing for fieldwork who are not planning to study the kind of people the penal system is designed to detect, judge and lock up – the kind of people criminology is designed to study.” (Ignacio González-Sánchez, European Journal of Probation, May 13, 2020)
Notă biografică
Olga
Petintseva
is
Postdoctoral
Research
Fellow
at
the
University
of
Ghent,
Belgium.
Her
expertise
is
located
at
the
intersection
of
criminology,
migration
studies
and
socio-linguistics.
Julie
Tieberghien
is
Postdoctoral
Research
Fellow
at
the
University
of
Ghent,
Belgium.
Rita
Faria
is
Assistant
Professor
at
the
School
of
Criminology,
University
of
Porto,
Portugal.
Rita
does
research
in
white-collar
crime,
research
misconduct
and
the
use
of
qualitative
methods
in
Criminology.
Yarin
Eski
is
Assistant
Professor
at
the
Knowledge
Hub
Security
and
Social
Resilience
of
the
Vrije
Universiteit
Amsterdam,
the
Netherlands.
He
obtained
his
PhD
in
2015
from
the
University
of
Glasgow.
Caracteristici
Speaks
practically
to
those
in the
field
of
criminology
and
the
wider
social
sciences
Includes
vivid
examples
from
the
authors'
research
practice
Explains
the
practical “do’s”
and
“don’ts”
of
interviewing
in
an
accessible
way
Builds
on
the
current
interest
in elite
and
expert
interviewing
in
Criminology
in
particular