2022
DOI: 10.1111/dpr.12629
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Researcher effects in survey‐based research: Insights from research in South Sudan

Abstract: Motivation:In policy-relevant and applied research in international development, the evidence-based turn has led to increasing donor demand for evidence that is neutral, objective, and value-free. Rather than this positivist understanding, the article argues for reflexivity and acknowledgement of positionality to help overcome potential researcher effects. Purpose: Drawing on the example of survey research in South Sudan, the article argues that social relations between the researcher, surveyors, and participa… Show more

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