The Sociologist as Detective: An Introduction to Research Methods

This innovative book explores the parallels between sociological research and detective work, highlighting how both fields involve investigating human behaviour through various methods such as interviews, observations, and experiments. By drawing these comparisons, the text encourages students to view sociological research as an engaging and dynamic process. The book is structured into sections that cover different research methods, including surveys and observational studies, each accompanied by exercises to apply these techniques in practical scenarios. It serves as both a field manual and a textbook, offering valuable insights for budding sociologists.

Published 1974.

Condition: Very Good