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Directions in Grounded Theory I
9:30-10:50 69 English
Chair: Melanie Birks, Central Queensland University
Who owns grounded theory?, Melanie Birks, Central Queensland
University, and Jane Mills, James Cook University
Grounded theory: Creating a nexus between social justice and research
design, Jane Mills, James Cook University
Articulations of a novice Qualitative Researcher, Denise R. Simmons,
Clemson University
An extended Family of Methods: exploring the Potential of Grounded
theory for Anthropological Research, Wayne Andrew Babchuk,
Department of Anthropology, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Grounded theory and evidence Based healthcare: Strategies to promote
knowledge diffusion and utilisation, Jane Mills, James Cook University,
and Melanie Birks, Central Queensland University
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Reformations: The Social Sciences
9:30-10:50 163 Everitt
Chair: Kathleen Burns-Jager, The Families In Transition Program
the dislocation of empirical authority: from “informant” to
“interlocutor”, perspectivism and “symetrization”, Alberto Groisman,
Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina
A critical look at biographical-narrative e research, Magdalena Suárez-
Ortega, Universidad De Sevilla
establishing inequality through the practice of symbolic boundaries.,
Katarzyna Anna Zdunczyk, Newcaste University
Challenging Regimes of truth: A Feminist Perspective on the narrative
Study of Lives, Tanya Maria Halldórsdóttir, School of Education,
University of Manchester
hitting the wall of the ivory tower in action research., Kathleen Burns-
Jager, The Families In Transition Program, Katie Bozek, Transitions
Therapy, and Jennifer Marie Bak, Michigan State University
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