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Book Title: Research Methods in Human Rights
Editor(s): Andreassen, A. Bård; Sano, Hans-Otto; McInerney-Lankford, Siobhán
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
ISBN (hard cover): 9781785367786
Section: Chapter 16
Section Title: Researching discrimination
Author(s): Petrova, Dimitrina
Number of pages: 29
Abstract/Description:
This chapter proposes a classification of methods used in researching discrimination and discusses the relevance, advantages and limitations of each of the major methods. The classification is based on the subject of the research – whether it is research of individual discrimination cases, patterns, perceptions, legal or policy frameworks, jurisprudence, practice, etc. A critique of the methodological challenges in respect to each group of methods is followed by a reflection on the methodological risks common to all methods. The chapter emphasizes the importance of research strategies aimed at neutralizing the many inherent cognitive biases in the study of discrimination.
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