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Colleagues,

On the disaster response query, there are good resources on trauma and
recovery in these websites:

www.trauma-pages.com - Dave Baldwin has pulled together a lot of resources
here.

www.traumahealing.com - Peter Levine's research director assisted
post-Tsunami in mitigating the effects of the disaster ... a team also went
to Rwanda and New Orleans. There is a rapid treatment model that is
cross-cultural as it is not reliant primarily on "talking through" the
reaction.

I hope this helps and am interested to know what follow up is being done to
alleviate the posttraumatic stress and long-term effects.

Patricia Millar

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Topics of the day:

1. Qualitative Research Methods
2. books about disaster Psychology

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Date: Mon, 19 May 2008 09:40:00 -0700
From: Frank Markow <fmarkow@LIFEPACIFIC.EDU>
Subject: Re: Qualitative Research Methods

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Abdul,
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If your focus is on leadership research you will find this very on =
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with excellent chapters on all of the areas of interest that you had
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Klenke, Karin.(2008). Qualitative Research in the Study of Leadership.
Emerald
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For grounded theory, an excellent book is:=20

Locke, Karen. Grounded Theory in Management Research. Sage Publications. =


A major advantage is that it is written from the viewpoint of research =
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She also periodically teaches an excellent workshop at CARMA.=20

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Kay

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Dear Colleagues,

I am looking for some better text on "Qualitative
Research Methods" like interviewing, content analysis,
Framing, grounded theory etc. There are many books
available, can someone suggest the renowned and most
comprehensine one?.Looking forward for your positive
and useful feedback.

Regards,

Abdul Karim KHAN
PhD Scholar,
Human Resource Management
IAE Aix en Provence, France
Cell: 0033622254032.




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