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• Title:Case studies in legal research methodologies : reflections on theory and practice / edited by Laura Cahillane, Jennifer Schweppe.
  
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• Other Contributors/Collections:Cahillane, Laura, editor.
  Schweppe, Jennifer, editor.
  
• Published/Created:Dublin : Clarus Press, [2019]
  ©2019
  

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  • Location:LAW LIBRARY (level 3)Where is this?
    
  • Call Number: KDK110 .C37 2019
    
  • Number of Items:1
    
  • Status:Available
    

   
• Library of Congress Subjects:Legal research--Ireland.
  Legal research.
  Methodology.
  
• Medical Subjects: Methods
  
• Description:xix, 241 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
  
• Notes:"This collection is a follow-on to Legal Research Methods: Principles and Practicalities"--Preface.
  Includes bibliographical references and index.
  
• ISBN:1911611119 paperback
  9781911611110 paperback
  
• Contents:Machine generated contents note: 1. Case for a Qualified Veto System of Adverse Possession in Ireland: A Doctrinal Approach with `Bells and Whistles'
  I. Introduction
  II. Research Question
  III. Methodological Approach and Methods Used
  IV. Challenges
  V. Reflections
  2. Who Gets to Decide on Marriage Equality? A Reflection on Comparative Research
  I. Introduction
  II. Research Question
  III. Methodological Approach
  IV. Challenges
  V. Ethical Considerations
  VI. Reflections
  VII. Conclusion
  3. Researching the Irish Free State Constitution: Law and History
  I. Introduction and Research Question
  II. Methodological approach and Methods used
  III. Challenges
  IV. Reflections
  4. Using International Law in Interdisciplinary Human Rights Research
  I. Introduction
  II. Methodological approach
  III. Challenges
  IV. Ethical considerations
  V. Reflections
  VI. Conclusion
  5. Northern/Irish Feminist Judgments Project: Experiments in Feminist Legal Research
  I. Introduction and Research Questions
  II. Methodological approach
  III. Challenges
  IV. Reflections
  6. `Changing Ireland, Changing Law': Access to Justice and Understanding the Lived Experience
  I. Introduction and Research Questions
  II. Methodological Approach and Methods Used
  III. Challenges and Ethical Considerations
  IV. Findings and Reflections
  7. Researching with Hard to Access Communities: Understanding the Relationship between the Trans Community and An Garda Siochana in Ireland
  I. Introduction
  II. Methodological Approach and Methods Used
  III. Challenges and Ethical Considerations
  IV. Findings
  V. Challenges and Ethical Considerations
  VI. Conclusion
  8. Capturing Cultures of Control: Some Reflections on Social Research
  I. Introduction
  II. Research Questions
  III. Methodological approach and Methods used
  IV. Challenges
  V. Ethics
  VI. Reflections
  9. Using Methodological Triangulation to Understand Illicit Drug Markets
  I. Introduction
  II. Research Question
  III. Methodological Approach and Methods Used
  IV. Methods Used
  V. Ethical Considerations
  VI. Challenges
  VII. Reflections and Conclusion
  10. Crossing the Line: Ethnographic Fieldwork on Crime and Justice
  I. Introduction
  II. Research Question
  III. Methodological Approach and Methods Used
  IV. Challenges
  V. Ethical Considerations
  VI. Reflections
  11. Researching Domestic Violence: The INASC Project
  I. Introduction
  II. Research Question
  III. Methodological Approach
  IV. Challenges
  V. Ethics
  VI. Reflections
  VII. Conclusion
  12. Mixed Methods Inquiry in Law: Exploring the Temporal Burdens of Medical Negligence Litigation
  I. Introduction
  II. Research Question
  III. Methodological Approach
  IV. Methods Used
  V. Ethical Considerations
  VI. Reflections and Challenges
  VII. Conclusion
  13. Research at the Law Reform Commission
  I. Introduction
  II. Methodological Approaches
  III. Challenges
  IV. Reflections.