Wednesday, 24 February 2016

Blog 3

What is the refined research question that you are setting out to answer? (Please be specific in your research topic)



How does this develop themes and debates explored within the lectures of this module? (Please put down the revised short introduction to your project based on the one in blog 2. Remember that the introduction should include the purpose of your research project, significance and key concept(s) that may be useful for your analysis.)





What critical methodologies are you going to use? How are you going to produce the evidence you’ll need to answer your research question?


Example: In-depth interviews with five immigrants from Mainland China

1) 

2)


Now you should have some references in mind. If so, please put down a short reference list at the end of this blog so that you have a better plan of what articles that you are go to read for the project. 

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(Please also complete the following parts in the hard copy of your research proposal if you are going to do ethnographic study and interviews in a location where you may encounter potential dangers. Otherwise you can leave the following parts blank.) 

What physical resources (e.g. camera) will this primary research require?

No / Yes (Please specify):


Where and when exactly is this primary research going to take place?
(NB for health and safety reasons, we need to know the EXACT locations at which this research will take place and the EXACT times that you’ll be working there)

Place(s):



Date and Time:





Which key persons (e.g. family members, trustworthy friends, business owners, etc.) have agreed to help and support you in carrying out this research?

No / Yes (Please provide name and contact):





Self-assessment of risk:
Is this research exercise likely to expose you to any health and safety risks or any risk to property? (If the answer is yes, please specify the risks)
(NB these might include: exposure to theft by using a camera in a public place; journeying into an unknown area of town; entering into people’s homes; carrying out ethnographies in places in which excessive alcohol consumption or drug use takes place; etc.)


No / Yes:




Name:
HKU SPACE Student Number:




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