Graham Crow's guest appearances

Graham Crow

NCRM What is? series

Inaugural lectures (audio)

Mike Brewer

Harald Haas

John Scott

Mona Siddiqui

Richard Freeman

James Smith

Jane Elliott

Richard Williams

Ian Campbell

Andrew Morris

Barbara Webb

Stephanie Taylor

Scott Aaronson

Brian Stanley

Rob Dunbar

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Professor Graham Crow, Professor of Sociology and Methodology, delivers his inaugural lecture entitled, "Community Research: A Field Full of Methods".In this lecture Professor Crow considers the field of community research as one in which a wide range of different research methods have been used. He argues that this methodological diversity - ranging from surveys to ethnographies, from network mapping to the use of photography, from oral histories to policy analyses, and from interviews to archival work - is just one of the strengths of the field.Recorded 11 February 2014 at the University of Edinburgh's Old College.

Professor Graham Crow, Professor of Sociology and Methodology, delivers his inaugural lecture entitled, "Community Research: A Field Full of Methods".<br/><br/>In this lecture Professor Crow considers the field of community research as one in which a wide range of different research methods have been used. He argues that this methodological diversity - ranging from surveys to ethnographies, from network mapping to the use of photography, from oral histories to policy analyses, and from interviews to archival work - is just one of the strengths of the field.<br/><br/>Recorded 11 February 2014 at the University of Edinburgh's Old College.

Inaugural lecture: Prof. Graham Crow

Graham Crow gives an introduction to community studies. He talks about the tradition of community studies, definitions, methodological issues and examples of such studies.

What are community studies? by Professor Graham Crow