Code: 04163873

Secrecy and Fieldwork

Name: Secrecy and Fieldwork
Brand: SAGE Publications Inc
SKU: 04163873
Price: 27.40 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Richard G. Mitchell
ISBN: 9780803943858

by Richard G. Mitchell

Language: English
Binding: Paperback
Number of pages: 78
Publisher: SAGE Publications Inc, 1993
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Book synopsis

What should the researcher tell, or not tell the informant? Is fieldwork inherently an activity that requires covert behaviour by the researcher and subject alike? Are honesty and openness at odds with effectiveness in the field? In examining these questions, the author raises the ethical and practical issues of revelation and concealment in the field and attempts to arrive at a more useful set of norms for fieldwork behaviour.