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Talking about Methods

Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, University of Oxford

Welcome to Talking about Methods, a podcast brought to you by the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, University of Oxford (www.law.ox.ac.uk/centres-institutes/centre-socio-legal-studies).Each episode involves a discussion with an expert that focuses on the benefits and problems associated with a range of different methodologies used in the study of law and society. If you visit our blog (frontiers.csls.ox.ac.uk), you will find a short reading list to accompany each talk.We hope you enjoy this podcast.

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  1. Kieran McEvoy on Researching in Politically Sensitive Areas 49:46
  2. Nafay Choudhury on Ethnography and Ambiguity 43:47
  3. Allison Lindner on Trust in Ethnographic Research 25:37
  4. Kate Rossmanith on Unstructured and Narrative Interviews 46:53
  5. Eddie Bruce-Jones on Deconstructing the Colonial Archive 35:57
  6. Utopia as a Method with Aislinn Fanning, Cristy Clark, Zoe Tongue and Ruth Houghton 40:17
  7. Cris van Eijk on Making and Unmaking Archives 36:52
  8. James Campbell on Walking Interviews 32:58
  9. Carolyn McKay on Doing Research in Difficult Places: Prison 55:28
  10. Nuno Ferreira and Senthorun Raj on The Queer Judgments Project 44:18
  11. Ellie Whittingdale on Complex Consent Issues 43:24
  12. Fatima Ahdash on Looking at Law and Legal Phenomena through the Lens of Arab Cinema and Drama 31:22
  13. Karen Schucan Bird on Systematic Reviews 38:13
  14. Daniel Monk on Looking for Silences - Sexuality and Inheritance 46:04
  15. Silvana Tapia Tapia on Participatory Research from an Anti-colonial Perspective 33:18
  16. Karen Nokes on Quasi-Experimental Methods 24:10
  17. Chris Graham on Survey Psychology 29:42
  18. molly ackhurst on Sticky Emotions in Feminist Research 34:46
  19. Bettina Lange on Discourse Analysis 26:42
  20. Maureen Freed on Vicarious Trauma Through Research 30:47
  21. Flora Renz on Learning from Disability Scholarship 34:58
  22. Mandla J. Radebe on Doing Research from a South African Perspective 27:36
  23. Varona Sathiyah on Colourism, Race and Power 23:44
  24. Joseph McAulay on Hard to get at Research Groups 41:04
  25. Kay Lalor on Queer Legal Geographies 45:23
  26. Michael Lobban on Working with Archives – Law and Historiography 37:34
  27. Mark Phelan on The Role of Theatre in Invoking Radical Empathy 34:02
  28. Aino Suomi on Retrospective Method 35:05
  29. Lorana Bartels on Mixed Methods Evaluation Research 38:20
  30. Anna Cole, Ellie Whittingdale and Marie Burton on Feminist Oral History and Life Stories as a Radical Methodology 35:40
  31. Nicholas Biddle on Public Opinion Surveys 43:36
  32. Ben Edwards on Linking Administrative Data and Surveys 33:55
  33. Jessie Hohmann on Understanding Law through Objects 26:56
  34. Kristin van Zwieten on Doing Doctrinal Legal Research 35:04
  35. Shona Minson on Vicarious Trauma in Socio-Legal Research 27:00
  36. Marie Burton on Emotional Labour in Fieldwork Research 25:58
  37. Insa Koch on Working with Communities Over Time 27:04
  38. Introduction to Qualitative and Quantitative Methodologies 28:13
  39. Sally Reardon on Court Observation 30:11
  40. Matthew Dyson on Comparative Law 31:24
  41. Ole Hammerslev and Hilary Sommerlad on Comparative Socio-Legal Research 31:35
  42. Kate Leader on Law and Performance 18:07
  43. Alex Jeffrey on Legal Geography 26:13
  44. Keina Yoshida on 'How Many More Women?' and Feminist Socio-Legal Research 16:06
  45. Leslie Moran on Researching Law's Visual Culture 33:30
  46. Sarah Radcliffe on Decolonising Research Questions 19:57
  47. Sally Sheldon on Doing a Biography of a Piece of Legislation 21:39
  48. Mark Coen on Interviewing Judges 38:47
  49. Mark Massoud on Positionality 32:07
  50. Gita Gill on Doing Research in a Developing Country 27:40