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International Journal of Social Research Methodology· 2014Q1

New materialist social inquiry: designs, methods and the research-assemblage

Nick J. Fox, Pam Alldred

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A new framework for social inquiry is proposed, treating research as a 'research-assemblage' where humans and non-human elements (data, methods, contexts) co-produce knowledge, moving beyond traditional human-centric approaches.

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