A Case Study Using Historical Timelines: Developing a Research Methodology for a Study of Policing Women’s Bodies

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2018Author
Abstract
This SAGE case study details the way in which I developed my research for my journal article entitled Policing Women’s Bodies in an Illiberal Society: the case of Ireland. In this SAGE case study, I explain how I carried out the research for this project and how I structured the research. The key issue with this research project was the enormous scope of the study. The policing of women’s bodies is a very broad topic, and this, coupled with the long timeframe of the study, made this project a very big research project. To cope with the scope of the research project, I developed a specific research methodology for the study. This research methodology allowed me (1) to conduct the study I wanted to conduct .
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This is a SAGE Research Methods Case Study. It outlines and explains the interesting and innovative research methodology that I developed for research that I published in a 2017 journal article entitled Policing Women's Bodies in an Illiberal Society: the case of Ireland.
Citation : Quinlan, C., (2018) 'A Case Study Using Historical Timelines: Developing a Research Methodology for a Study of Policing Women's Bodies', SAGE Research Methods Cases Part 2, http://dx.doi.org/10.4135/9781526455826
Research Group : Criminal Justice, Policy and Practice
Research Institute : Institute for Research in Criminology, Community, Education and Social Justice
Peer Reviewed : Yes