Researching Non-Heterosexual Sexualities

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Contents: Foreword, Jeffrey Weeks Introduction, Constantinos N. Phellas An overview of developments in research methods applied to non-heterosexual men, Constantinos N. Phellas and Anthony P.M. Coxon Researching religion in LGBTQ populations, Melissa M. Wilcox Researching bisexuality and Christianity: locating a hidden population and the use of reflexivity, Alex Toft Visualising experience: using creative research methods with members of sexual and gender communities, Meg Barker, Christina Richards and Helen Bowes-Catton Sexual diaries: theory, method and application, Anthony P.M. Coxon Linking social context to situational context in the study of non-heterosexual sexual experience, Miguel Munoz-Laboy, Richard G. Parker and Patrick A. Wilson The challenges of quantitative research in lesbian, gay and bisexual psychology, Ian Rivers Depression and stress, self-esteem and discrimination in gay men with HIV: the case of Cyprus, Constantinos N. Phellas Researching (homo)sexualities: working with military and war archives, Gabriel Koureas Through the narrow straits: researching homophobia and sexual oppression in Cyprus, Stavros Stavrou Karayanni Non-indigenous lesbians and gay men caring for indigenous children: an Australian case study, Damien W. Riggs Sexy subject, unflattering questions: interviewing partners about intimacies and sex, Anna Einarsdottir Index.