by Nathaniel Umukoro (Author), Florence Masajuwa (Author)
Research Methods for Social and Legal Studies that seeks to harness insights from both social and legal methods to promote interdisciplinary research. This is important because of the increasingly close relationship between social and legal issues in contemporary times. Chapters include: "Research Design," "A Critical Analysis of Legal Research Methodology," "The Relevance of History in Social and Legal Research," "Methods of Data Collection in Social and Legal Research and Referencing Styles." The uniqueness of this book makes it beneficial for scholars and other researchers to acquire diverse skills for conducting interdisciplinary research. The editors and contributors offer invaluable experience in pedagogical and practical aspects of research methods.
Author Biography
Dr. Florence Masajuwa is Associate Professor of Law in the Faculty of Law at Edo State University. She holds academic degrees in sociology, anthropology, public administration, law, and journalism.