Insights from the NCDS 1958: designing research instruments, data triangulation, and participation in longitudinal studies - Research Database, The University of York

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Insights from the NCDS 1958: designing research instruments, data triangulation, and participation in longitudinal studies

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Author(s)

Katherine Brookfield
Jane Parry
Vicki Bolton

Department/unit(s)

Environment and Geography

Conference

Conference	6th ESRC Research Methods Festival
Country	United Kingdom
City	Oxford
Conference date(s)	8/07/14 → 10/07/14

Publication details

Date	Published - 2014
Original language	English

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