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SOcIOLOgy / rESEArcH METHODS<br />
120<br />
SOcIOLOgy / rESEArcH METHODS<br />
Beyond the Nuclear Family<br />
For Better or worse?<br />
Daniela Cutas and Sarah Chan<br />
• Includes a variety of disciplinary<br />
perspectives spanning philosophical,<br />
ethical, legal and sociological analysis<br />
• Addresses alternative modes of<br />
reproduction and parenthood<br />
• Examines and critically evaluates the<br />
norms surrounding personal relationships<br />
and families in western societies<br />
• Examines how children are affected by their alternative family<br />
arrangements<br />
This book discusses the theory that alternative relationship and<br />
family structures challenge the privileged status of the nuclear<br />
family as the preferable mode of family life for all, and the one<br />
to be endorsed and encouraged by society.<br />
DANIELA cuTAS works in the Department of Philosophy at the university of<br />
gothenburg, Sweden.<br />
SArAH cHAN is Deputy Director and research Fellow in Bioethics and<br />
Law at the Institute for Science, Ethics and Innovation, university of<br />
Manchester, uK.<br />
uK July 2012 uS September 2012<br />
288 Pages 156 x 234 mm 6.125 x 9.25 inches<br />
HB 9781780930107 - £55.00 / $100.00<br />
<strong>Bloomsbury</strong> <strong>Academic</strong><br />
What is Narrative<br />
Research?<br />
Molly Andrews,<br />
Mark Davis,<br />
Cigdem Esin,<br />
Lar-Christer<br />
Hyden,<br />
Margareta<br />
Hyden, Corinne<br />
Squire and<br />
Barbara Harrison<br />
• A short and authoritative introduction<br />
to narrative research<br />
• written by an impressive team of active<br />
researchers<br />
• Presents an exciting new<br />
interdisciplinary perspective of the<br />
social sciences<br />
• Addresses an international audience<br />
This pioneering text presents cutting-edge<br />
readings of the social sciences through<br />
the lens of narrative research.<br />
The authors are all at the centre for Narrative<br />
research, university of East London, uK.<br />
uK December 2012 uS February 2013<br />
112 Pages 129 x 198 mm 5 x 7.7 inches<br />
PB 9781849669733 - £16.99 / $27.95<br />
‘what is?’ research Methods<br />
<strong>Bloomsbury</strong> <strong>Academic</strong><br />
What is Qualitative<br />
Interviewing?<br />
Meritocracy and the University<br />
Elite universities and Admissions in the uSA and uK<br />
Anna Zimdars<br />
• covers a topic which causes controversy<br />
year after year<br />
• The first book to offer a trans-Atlantic<br />
comparison of higher education<br />
admissions practices and policies<br />
• The author’s research has already been<br />
widely cited in the uK press and by<br />
important figures in universities, such<br />
as Sir Steve Smith, former president of<br />
universities uK<br />
This book investigates university admissions in the uK and<br />
uSA, with a particular focus on the most selective and elite<br />
universities in the two countries.<br />
ANNA ZIMDArS is a research Fellow in the Institute for Social change,<br />
university of Manchester, uK.<br />
uK December 2012 uS February 2013<br />
192 Pages 156 x 234 mm 6.125 x 9.25 inches<br />
HB 9781849665223 - £50.00 / $90.00<br />
<strong>Bloomsbury</strong> <strong>Academic</strong><br />
Rosalind Edwards<br />
and Janet Holland<br />
• An authoritative<br />
and succinct<br />
introduction<br />
to qualitative<br />
interviewing<br />
• Includes a broad<br />
range of examples<br />
and techniques<br />
• Suitable for all levels of researchers<br />
and students<br />
• Examines both the practicalities and<br />
philosophy of qualitative interviewing<br />
• Accessibly written by leading scholars<br />
in the field<br />
with short accessibly written chapters,<br />
What is Qualitative Interviewing? explores<br />
a range of interview types and practices,<br />
and provides illuminating examples with<br />
diagrams and extracts.<br />
rOSALIND EDwArDS is Professor in Social Policy,<br />
and an elected member of the Academy of<br />
Social Sciences, university of Southampton, uK.<br />
JANET HOLLAND is Professor of Social research<br />
at London South Bank university, uK.<br />
uK December 2012 uS February 2013<br />
112 Pages 129 x 198 mm 5 x 7.7 inches<br />
PB 9781849668095 - £16.99 / $27.95<br />
‘what is?’ research Methods<br />
<strong>Bloomsbury</strong> <strong>Academic</strong><br />
What is Social Network<br />
Analysis?<br />
John Scott<br />
• An impressive<br />
yet concise<br />
introduction to<br />
social network<br />
analysis<br />
• John Scott is one<br />
of the highest<br />
profile sociologists<br />
in the uK<br />
• This methodology is in use across a<br />
broad range of social sciences<br />
Social networks operate at many<br />
levels from families to the level of<br />
nations. Social network theory maps<br />
the relationships between individual<br />
actors. This is a concise introduction<br />
to a complex yet extremely influential<br />
methodology.<br />
JOHN ScOTT is Professor of Sociology at the<br />
university of Essex, uK.<br />
uK July 2012 uS September 2012<br />
112 Pages 129 x 198 mm 7.7 x 5 inches<br />
PB 9781849668170 - £16.99 / $27.95<br />
‘what is?’ research Methods<br />
<strong>Bloomsbury</strong> <strong>Academic</strong>