With this call for papers, we are asking for contributions in which different, but especially contemporary ways of using digital images and visual artifacts in the social sciences are reflected.
Read more about Call for Papers Special Issue "Digital Images and Visual Artifacts in Everyday Life: Changing Media—Changing Uses—Changing Methods"We have only just learned of the passing of Kip Jones in November 2021.
In this FQS special issue we aim to provide a space for debates on the topic of social worlds/arenas theory and to collect practical research experiences of working with situational analysis.
Read more about Call for Papers Special Issue "Social Worlds, Arenas, and Situational Analyses: Theoretical Debates and Practical Research Experiences"Articles may be written in German or English language. Abstracts and contributions should follow the FQS guidelines for authors (http://www.qualitative-research.net/index.php/fqs/about/submissions#authorGuidelines). Each submitted abstract should be between 400 and 500 words in length. The abstract needs to present a rationale for the proposed article that is grounded in background literature before outlining the main discussion points. In addition, authors need to submit a short biography of no more than 200 words, corresponding author contact details including their e-mail address. Inquiries and proposals should be sent to the guest editors via e-mail until September 30, 2018.
Read more about Call for Papers Special Issue "Qualitative Approaches in Social Network Analysis"Contributions may be submitted in German or English. The submission process will take two steps. First, potential contributors will indicate their interest by submitting an abstract of about 200 words and a working title (by October 1, 2018). The authors of elected contributions will be asked to complete and submit their full article by March 1, 2019.
Read more about Call for Papers Special Issue "Challenging Times—Qualitative Methods and Methodological Approaches to Research on Time"Contributions may be submitted in German or English.The submission process will take two steps. First, potential contributors will first indicate their interest by submitting an abstract of about 200 words and a working title (by October 31, 2017). The authors of elected contributions will be asked to complete and submit their full article by February 15, 2018.
Read more about Call for Papers Special Issue "Research Ethics in Qualitative Research"
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