Disciplinary perspectives on archiving qualitative data

National Centre for Research Methods

Disciplinary perspectives on archiving qualitative data: Can we, should we, how do we?

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Following the recent relaunch of the QUEST seminar series, our next event focuses on the archiving of qualitative data, including the epistemological, ethical and practical questions this raises.As the expectation to archive research data for reuse is becoming an increasingly common feature of the research funding landscape, we bring together researchers from different disciplines and career stages to grapple with these issues in their research.Speakers:Carolynn Low is a post-graduate researcher at the University of Southampton. She reflects on the ethical and logistical challenges of archiving data from her study of refugee entrepreneurialism in the UK.Susie Weller is Senior Researcher at the universities of Southampton and Oxford. Drawing on her experience in the ESRC Timescapes initiative, she argues for a reframing of data sharing policies and practices to foster ‘habits of care’.David Zeitlyn is Professor of Social Anthropology at the University of Oxford. He examines the complex and contradictory ethical dimensions of archiving data in temporal perspective, including trust, consent and anonymity.

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