Research Methodology: An IntroductionThis 2nd Edition covers all facets of the research process, from finding a topic to disseminating the results. The subject is placed in the context of the academic scene and research needs in South Africa, and methodologies discussed include traditional modes of inquiry, research technology such as the Internet, and the role of oral tradition in the social sciences. |
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References to this book
Integrated Organisational Communication Rachel Barker,George Charles Angelopulo Limited preview - 2005 |