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Video Based Social Research

May 15, 2011 · by Jeff Bezemer · in Publications, Video and other digital data. ·

Jewitt, C. (2011) (Guest editor) Video Based Social Research. Special issue of the International Journal of Social Research Methodology, 14, 3.

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