Analysing semi-structured interview data on Chinese wives in Britain : what is behind women's words? /

One of the difficulties for students who are learning qualitative research is to derive a meaning from the data. This dataset is part of the author's doctoral research to investigate the migration experiences of Chinese wives who followed their elite husbands to migrate to Britain. Semi-structu...

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Main Author:	Wei, Wenchao, active 2018 (Author)
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	London : SAGE Publications, Ltd., 2019.
Subjects:	Qualitative research > Study and teaching. Interviewing in sociology. Wives > China. Wives > Great Britain. Emigration and immigration. Recherche qualitative > Étude et enseignement. Entretiens (Sociologie) Femmes mariées > Chine. Femmes mariées > Grande-Bretagne. Émigration et immigration. Migration period (Medieval culture or period) emigration. migrations (events) immigration. Emigration and immigration Interviewing in sociology Wives China Great Britain
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Summary:	One of the difficulties for students who are learning qualitative research is to derive a meaning from the data. This dataset is part of the author's doctoral research to investigate the migration experiences of Chinese wives who followed their elite husbands to migrate to Britain. Semi-structured interviews were designed to give women opportunities to talk about their own migration stories. By illustrating examples from interview transcripts, the author hopes to shed light on interpreting interviews and help students explore insights from interview material. The dataset files are accompanied by a Teaching Guide and a Student Guide.
Physical Description:	1 online resource : illustrations
Bibliography:	Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:	9781526488244 1526488248