The Research Relationship : Practice and Politics in Social Policy Research (Paperback)

Acknowledgements.  Notes on Contributors.  1. Introduction: The Problematic Relationship G. Clare Wenger  Part 1: Studying the Research Context  2. A Plea for Praxeology P. J. M. Nas, W. J. M. Prins and W. A. Shadid  3. Research and Policy Interactions: A Case Study G. Clare Wenger  Part 2: Taking Sides: The Advocacy Role  4. The Anthropologist as Legitimator: Participatory Development in Egypt Diana de Treville  5. Taking Sides in Conflict: Applied Social Research in the South African Gold-Mining Industry J. K. McNamara  Part 3: Getting the Message Across  6. Publish and Be Ignored; Proselytize and Be Damned Roger Hadley  7. Why Poor People Don’t Co-operate: Learning from Traditional Systems Anil K. Gupta  Part 4: Identifying Hidden Agendas  8. In and Out of the Game: A Case Study of Contract Research Kathleen McDermott  9. Doing Research into Discrimination: Problems of Method, Interpretation and Ethics Richard Jenkins  Part 5: Unexpected Results and Outcomes  10. The Politics of Population Research with a UN Sponsor Donald P. Warwick  11. If It’s Bad News, Shoot the Messenger Josephine Jaeger and G. Clare Wenger  12. Conclusions: Establishing a Dialogue G. Clare Wenger.  Index.