Cross-case synthesis
The project ‘Disrupted Histories, Recovered Pasts’ forming the focus of this Special Issue has researched biographical experiences that have undergone a rupture as a result of brutal political, social and/or economic changes, linked especially with war, colonization/decolonization, migration and exi...
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| author | Sian Sullivan Michèle Baussant Lindsey Dodd Olivette Otele Irène Dos Santos |
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| description | The project ‘Disrupted Histories, Recovered Pasts’ forming the focus of this Special Issue has researched biographical experiences that have undergone a rupture as a result of brutal political, social and/or economic changes, linked especially with war, colonization/decolonization, migration and exile. These personal biographical experiences have tended to find themselves on the margins of national and/or academic historical narratives. In this final paper of our Special Issue we share the open-ended process of co-production, cross-case learning, and synthesis that accompanied case research, focusing especially on our systematic cross-case engagement, which involved sharing and theorising content and experiences across our case-studies, and the commonalities and differences we identified across our case-studies through this process. We outline the steps we took in this process to sharing what we know, find ‘points of articulation’ across our case-studies and to identify themes emerging across our research. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-6f8b18ee717a44e9808af11042745bf42025-02-05T16:16:20ZdeuConserveries MémoriellesConserveries Mémorielles1718-55562022-07-01Cross-case synthesisSian SullivanMichèle BaussantLindsey DoddOlivette OteleIrène Dos SantosThe project ‘Disrupted Histories, Recovered Pasts’ forming the focus of this Special Issue has researched biographical experiences that have undergone a rupture as a result of brutal political, social and/or economic changes, linked especially with war, colonization/decolonization, migration and exile. These personal biographical experiences have tended to find themselves on the margins of national and/or academic historical narratives. In this final paper of our Special Issue we share the open-ended process of co-production, cross-case learning, and synthesis that accompanied case research, focusing especially on our systematic cross-case engagement, which involved sharing and theorising content and experiences across our case-studies, and the commonalities and differences we identified across our case-studies through this process. We outline the steps we took in this process to sharing what we know, find ‘points of articulation’ across our case-studies and to identify themes emerging across our research.https://journals.openedition.org/cm/5624memoryoral historydisruptioncase-studypoints of articulationdecolonization |
| spellingShingle | Sian Sullivan Michèle Baussant Lindsey Dodd Olivette Otele Irène Dos Santos Cross-case synthesis Conserveries Mémorielles memory oral history disruption case-study points of articulation decolonization |
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| topic | memory oral history disruption case-study points of articulation decolonization |
| url | https://journals.openedition.org/cm/5624 |
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