Field Research in Political Science: Practices and Principles (Strategies for Social Inquiry)
by Diana Kapiszewski, Lauren M. Maclean, Benjamin L. Read
Field Research in Political Science: Practices and Principles explores key methodologies for conducting fieldwork in the discipline. Part of the Strategies for Social Inquiry series, it guides researchers through essential practices and principles to ensure robust, ethical studies in political contexts. Ideal for scholars advancing empirical social science research.
About This Book
Field Research in Political Science: Practices and Principles provides a comprehensive guide to the methodologies involved in fieldwork for political scientists. Authored by Diana Kapiszewski, Lauren M. Maclean, and Benjamin L. Read, it emphasizes practical approaches to gathering data in real-world settings.
As part of the Strategies for Social Inquiry series, the book outlines core principles that ensure rigorous and ethical research practices. It addresses the challenges and opportunities unique to political science fieldwork, helping researchers design and execute studies effectively.
The text focuses on foundational strategies that enhance the reliability and validity of field-based inquiries. It is designed for scholars and students seeking to apply these techniques in diverse political contexts.
Overall, this work contributes to the broader field of social inquiry by promoting systematic approaches to empirical research in political science.
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