Innovations in Qualitative and Case-Based Methods (2)

Political Methodology

Qualitative Comparative Analysis

Qualitative

Code:

P292

Chair(s)

Iris Reus

Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt

Co-Chair(s)

Theofanis Exadaktylos

University of Surrey

Section Methods in Motion: Adapting Political Research Methods to Evolving Realities

The second of two panels, this panel reflects on new approaches and innovative techniques in qualitative research and case-based approaches.

Title	Details
Relational Infrastructures as Methodological Design: Rethinking the Interview for Transformative Research	View Paper Details
Between Mosques and the State: Reflections on Scholarship, Fieldwork, and Positionality Among Mosque-Communities in Belgium and Switzerland	View Paper Details
Nonviolent Communication as Scholar Activism: Autoethnographic Reflections from Fieldwork with Polish Anti-Gender Movement	View Paper Details
Beyond the Ivory Tower: Developing a Participatory Research Paradigm for Political Science	View Paper Details
Reimagining the Political Interview: Participatory Designs in Researching Populist Actors	View Paper Details