灾难日记:远距离定性研究

IF 3.9 2区社会学 Q1 SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY

International Journal of Qualitative Methods Pub Date : 2023-01-11 DOI:10.1177/16094069221147163

Gracen Mueller, A. Barford, Helen Osborne, Kaajal Pradhan, Rachel Proefke, Soniya Shrestha, A. Pratiwi

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引用次数: 3

摘要

对人道主义灾害进行普遍量化，可使危机反应迅速而明智。在灾害环境中，了解对个人经历、生计中断和应对机制的感受和看法，对于扩展和深化定量洞察也很有价值。本文通过对100名年轻日记作者(15-29岁)在4个月内写了1418篇日记的研究，探讨了日记方法在灾难期间从边缘化群体中获取广泛、细致数据的潜力。我们特别分享了如何通过解决公平的研究伙伴关系、支持更弱势的参与者、确保数据质量、数据管理、参与性分析和合作研究预算等主题，包容性地设计日记方法。

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Disaster Diaries: Qualitative Research at a Distance

The common-place quantification of humanitarian disasters enables rapid and informed crisis responses. In disaster settings, understanding feelings and perceptions regarding individuals’ experiences, livelihood disruptions and coping mechanisms can also be valuable for extending and deepening quantitative insight. This paper explores the potential for diary methods to capture extensive, nuanced data from marginalised groups during a disaster, by drawing upon a study with 100 young diarists (aged 15–29) who produced 1418 diary entries over 4 months. In particular, we share how diary-methods can be designed inclusively, through addressing themes of equitable research partnerships, supporting more vulnerable participants, ensuring data quality, data management, participatory analysis, and budgeting for collaborative research.

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International Journal of Qualitative Methods SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY-

CiteScore

6.90

自引率

11.10%

发文量

139

审稿时长

12 weeks

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