Titlebook: Researching Risk and Uncertainty; Methodologies, Metho Anna Olofsson,Jens O. Zinn Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Interviews as a Means of Exploring Risk Lifeworlds: Excavating the Roots of Everyday Meanings, Experasp the depths of interpretations and meanings. We consider how these techniques have enabled new insights into the system assumptions underlying trust, the texture of lifeworlds shaped by psychosis, the gendered assumptions of professional decision-making, and how drug users rework their future horizons in the face of diverse risks.

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Introduction,Douglas in the 1960s, the development of the psychometric paradigm in social psychology in the 1970s, to cutting-edge developments of today in ethnography, interview studies, content and discourse analysis, and explorative statistics. It discusses the specific challenges risk research has faced and

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Key Points of Interactive Research: An Ethnographic Approach to Risk is central. Interactive research means that the researcher explicitly recognises and analyses local actor’s influence and considerations, as well as the interaction between these actors and the researcher, as part of the process of knowledge construction. Some major keypoints of interactive researc

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Virtual Ethnography: Managing Pharmacological Risk and Uncertainty in Online Drug Forumse discipline of medical anthropology, the authors explore how risk and uncertainty are managed by organized communities of self-experimenters. The study aims to explore how their epistemology of pharmacological risks presents an alternative, yet highly organized, way to study these new chemicals and

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The Domestic Cycle Approach as Methodological Strategy in Risk Researchod risk and related decisions to settlement and relocation. The concept follows earlier approaches, such as the life cycle of poverty (Rowntree 1906) and the domestic cycle (González de la Rocha, The resources of poverty: women and survival in a Mexican city. Blackwell, Oxford, 1994), which have bee

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Investigating Risk: Methodological Insights from Interpretive Social Science and Sustainable Energy ble resource usage have developed and refined the investigative potentials of their interpretive, real world inquiry methods. Such researchers have developed approaches and methods for studying everyday, potentially risk-full, and risk-related practices against the backdrop of lifecourse/biographica

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