Norman K. Denzin, Michael D. Giardina

"Qualitative Inquiry and Human Rights... is an invitation and a space to reflect critically on what, how and why we are engaged in qualitative inquiry. It provides an original and stimulating account of the condition of, and potential for, qualitative research and represents a timely contribution of the idea that researchers could - should - contribute to promoting human rights and social justice. It is a rewarding read and a welcome opportunity to hear a range of voices from the research community, all of which remind us that social research cannot stand on the periphery of society." --Corinne Funnell, Qualitative Research

• Introduction, Norman K. Denzin, Michael D. Giardina; Theory; Chapter 1 Theories for a Global Ethics, Clifford G. Christians; Chapter 2 Human Rights Theory, A. Belden Fields; Chapter 3 Human Vulnerabilities, Svend Brinkmann; Chapter 4 Human Rights, Social Justice, and Qualitative Research, Julianne Cheek; Chapter 5 Affirming Human Dignity in Qualitative Inquiry, Frederick Erickson; Method; Chapter 6 In the Name of Human Rights, Antjie Krog; Chapter 7 Autoethnography and Queer Theory, Stacy Holman Jones, Tony E. Adams; Chapter 8 Some Ethical Considerations in Preparing Students for Performative Autoethnography, Tami Spry; Politics; Chapter 9 This Is Our Moment (So) Yes We Can, Cynthia B. Dillard; Chapter 10 Triangulation of Micro-Perspectives on Juvenile Homelessness, Health, and Human Rights, Uwe Flick; Chapter 11 Poverty and Social Exclusion, Niederer Elisabeth, Winter Rainer; Chapter 12 Human Rights and Qualitative Health Inquiry, Geneviève Rail, Stuart J. Murray, Holmes Dave; coda Coda, Carolyn Ellis, Laurel Richardson, Mary Gergen, Kenneth Gergen, Norman K. Denzin, Arthur P. Bochner;

Norman K. Denzin, Michael D. Giardina

"Qualitative Inquiry and Human Rights... is an invitation and a space to reflect critically on what, how and why we are engaged in qualitative inquiry. It provides an original and stimulating account of the condition of, and potential for, qualitative research and represents a timely contribution of the idea that researchers could - should - contribute to promoting human rights and social justice. It is a rewarding read and a welcome opportunity to hear a range of voices from the research community, all of which remind us that social research cannot stand on the periphery of society." --Corinne Funnell, Qualitative Research

• Introduction, Norman K. Denzin, Michael D. Giardina; Theory; Chapter 1 Theories for a Global Ethics, Clifford G. Christians; Chapter 2 Human Rights Theory, A. Belden Fields; Chapter 3 Human Vulnerabilities, Svend Brinkmann; Chapter 4 Human Rights, Social Justice, and Qualitative Research, Julianne Cheek; Chapter 5 Affirming Human Dignity in Qualitative Inquiry, Frederick Erickson; Method; Chapter 6 In the Name of Human Rights, Antjie Krog; Chapter 7 Autoethnography and Queer Theory, Stacy Holman Jones, Tony E. Adams; Chapter 8 Some Ethical Considerations in Preparing Students for Performative Autoethnography, Tami Spry; Politics; Chapter 9 This Is Our Moment (So) Yes We Can, Cynthia B. Dillard; Chapter 10 Triangulation of Micro-Perspectives on Juvenile Homelessness, Health, and Human Rights, Uwe Flick; Chapter 11 Poverty and Social Exclusion, Niederer Elisabeth, Winter Rainer; Chapter 12 Human Rights and Qualitative Health Inquiry, Geneviève Rail, Stuart J. Murray, Holmes Dave; coda Coda, Carolyn Ellis, Laurel Richardson, Mary Gergen, Kenneth Gergen, Norman K. Denzin, Arthur P. Bochner;