Choosing Research Methods Data Collection for Development Workers
Brian PrattPublished1992
Pages120
Formatpaperback
PublisherOxfam
Synopsis
A practical manual to help development workers with the collection of data needed in the development field. A companion volume to "Social Survey Methods", this book considers the broader theoretical issues behind social research and explains and evaluates the different methods of collection in use.
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About Brian Pratt
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Brian Pratt
Born 1953
Born in Modesto, California, Brian graduated high school in 1985 and went into the Air Force where he trained as an Avionic Specialist on the F-117A Stealth Fighter. When his tour of duty ended, he tried his hand as a Pizza Hut delivery driver where he quickly rose to become General Manager of a delivery unit in Edmonds, WA and continued as such for several years. Then after a short stint driving a taxi, he spent two years teaching teenagers how to drive. (Not as stressful as one would imagine.) He now writes full time in Oklahoma USA. His published works include: The Morcyth Saga (7 Books) The Broken Key Trilogy (3 Books) Dungeon Crawler Adventures (Series) The Adventurer's Guild (Series) Ring of the Or'tux (Stand Alone)
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