The SAGE Handbook of Qualitative Research gathers 34 chapters on the theory and practice of qualitative inquiry, arranged in five parts: locating the field, philosophies of inquiry, practices of inquiry, the politics of evidence, and the future of the field.
Of the 34 chapters, 27 are new to the sixth edition, with topics that include intersectionality, critical disability research, decolonising knowledge, digital methods, collaborative inquiry, public health and publishing qualitative research. Postgraduate students, supervisors and researchers across the social sciences, education and health can use it to plan a study and choose a method with confidence.
