Both thought-provoking and challenging to the way research is planned and undertaken this vital new book will equip researchers with a variety of critical, creative and post-positivist solutions to dilemmas that plague qualitative research.

Part I: Representation and Contexts 1. The Politics of Making Claims: Challenges of Qualitative Web-Based Research 2. Linking Global Trends and Local Lives: Mapping the Methodological Dilemmas 3. Coming to Terms: Methodological and Other Dilemmas in Research 4. The Art of Methodology: A Collaborative Science Part II: Representation and Relationships 5. Performed Ethnography: Possibilities, Multiple Commitments, and the Pursuit of Rigour 6. Moving Towards Postcolonial, Digital Methods in Qualitative Research: Contexts, Cameras, and Relationships 7. A Measure of Trust in an Era of Distrust: Informed Consent Meets Critical Analysis 8. Finding Form for Curriculum Research Part III: Representation and Bodies 9. 'Naked Truths'?: Ethnographic Dilemmas of Doing Research on the Body in Social Spaces 10. Exploring Historicity and Temporality in Social Science Methodology: A Case for Analytical and Methodological Justice 11. Getting Lost: Critiquing Across Difference as Methodological Practice 12. Writing on cellophane: Studying Teen Women's Sexual Desires, Inventing Methodological Release Points