Using Mixed Methods

Frameworks for an Integrated Methodology

This text is a very helpful one for any student planning to use mixed methods methodology

An interesting read for a post graduate early career researcher. It provoked an interesting discussion amongst colleagues.

Essential reading for someone embarking on any level of research. The Framework for an Integrated Methodology is unpacked enough to allow researchers to be able to use and benefit from.

An excellent synthesis for the approach of theological sociological projects using empirical methods. We can use it for both the DMin students and the BA cross cultural communications research & Cultural anthropology course projects.

A straightforward and handy book on the area of mixed research. A good use of summary boxes, reflections and examples throughout the text.

This book provides useful information for students preparing research proposals

an excellent text for those considering mixed methods as a methodology

Address all relevant issues. Language used at a level that students would find easy to follow and understand as fot most students English is not their mother tongue.

This book provides a novel yet pragmatic approach to mixed methods and will be of great value to researchers embarking on mixed methods. It is more suitable for postgraduate studies than undergraduate and the former are more likely to find the FRaIM a useful tool for their projects.

Very useful for our doctoral candidates who want to combine `hard' quantitative approaches with the `soft' business management aspects of their professional practices.