This book provides an invaluable guide to undertaking development fieldwork in both the
developing world and in western contexts. It takes you through all the key stages in …

The literature that examines the nexus of climate risk and armed conflict tends to be based
on quantitative datasets and focuses on the causal relationship between the two issues. A …

The vigil of Giulio Regeni in Cairo, from a distance, would have looked like any other protest–
banners and posters fluttering in the wind. Only, that winter morning, in 2016, was muted …

Research and Fieldwork in Development explores both traditional and cutting edge
research methods, from interviews and ethnography to spatial data and digital methods …

While it has been largely omitted from the broader literature of research ethics, the study of
Africa's state militaries presents a set of marked challenges. This article highlights the …

This article considers the dilemmas and challenges of conducting fieldwork with youth gang
members in Medellín, Colombia. It draws upon the author's experiences to develop the …

Researchers studying conflict, violence, and human rights in dangerous settings across the
globe face a complex set of ethical, personal, and professional dilemmas. Especially in more …

This article is a reflexive analysis of the impact of researcher characteristics such as gender,
age, ethnicity and status on doing police research in conflict zones. The reported research …

This study examined the extent to which the Local Content Policy has impacted on human
capital development and sustainable business performance in the Nigerian Oil and …

The paper explored the extent to which current microfinance lending impacts on indigenous
SME access to finance and how the intermediation services of the microfinance banks …