Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Qualitative housing analysis: A meta-framework for systematising qualitative research. Chapter 2 House and home: methodology and methods for exploring meaning and structure. Chapter 3 Reinterpreting the research path: using qualitative methods in homelessness research. Chapter 4 ‘Felt homelessness’: the contribution of qualitative approaches to homelessness research. Chapter 5 Residents, interviewees, class representatives? Reflections on the use of qualitative interviews in knowing the worlds of gentrification. Chapter 6 Building back better in Sri Lanka: a mixed method approach to comparative policy evaluation. Chapter 7 Accommodating gypsy/travellers: inclusive approaches for collaborative and peer-led research with gypsy travellers. Chapter 8 Environmental quality, housing and city residents: a sensory urbanism approach. Chapter 9 The role of qualitative research in identifying residents' perspectives about social mix. Chapter 10 Methodological consequences of inclusive community development: the value of ethnography for housing studies. Chapter 11 Grounding theory in intergenerational citizen participation: a grounded theory approach in the context of public housing research. Chapter 12 Ethnography and housing studies revisited. List of Contributors. Studies in Qualitative Methodology. Qualitative housing analysis: An international perspective. Copyright page.