International Scholarly Activity
Core Areas of Contribution:
- Humanising Health and Social Care
- Novel and Innovative Research Methodologies
- Performative Social Science
Editorial Boards
CQR core staff serve on the editorial boards of the following international journals:
- Asian Journal of Nursing
(Singapore)
- Complementary Therapies in Clinical Practice (UK)
- Encyclopaideia (Italy)
- Existential Analysis (UK)
- Forum: Qualitative Social Research (Germany)
- Indo-Pacific Journal of Phenomenology (South Africa/Australia)
- Journal of Advanced Nursing (UK)
- Journal of Holistic Nursing (USA)
- Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing (Ass Ed) (UK)
- Nursing and Health Science (Japan)
- Phenomenology & Practice (Sweden/USA)
- Qualitative Health Research (Canada)
- QHW: The International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Health and Well-being (Sweden)
- Visions: the Journal of Rogerian Science (USA)
CQR staff moderate the following international newsgroups:
- Kip Jones moderates a Performative Social Science newsgroup: PerformSocSci
- Fran Biley moderates two groups on the work of Martha Rogers: Martha Rogers1 and
Martha Rogers II
- Fran Biley moderates a group on Reflective Practice: Reflective Practice
International Bodies
CQR staff serve on a number of International Bodies
International Research Programmes
CQR staff are pursuing the following international research programmes:
Key-note talks at International Conferences
International Conferences
The Centre hosts a biennial Qualitative Research Conference.
It has also hosted the International Human Science Research Conference and the International Institute for Qualitative Methodologies’ Qualitative Health Conference.
At the 2008 Qualitative Research Conference, the following countries were represented: USA, South Africa, Norway, Canada, Belgium, Denmark, Ireland, Germany, Japan, Australia, Majorca and UK.
Masterclasses
The Centre invites internationally renowned experts in their field to hold two-day masterclasses. Practitioners and academics from a wide range of universities, practice contexts and countries attend.
PhD students
Students from different parts of the world are increasingly attracted to pursuing their studies through the Centre for Qualitative Research and align themselves with the Centre’s core themes. Countries currently represented include: USA, Germany and Italy.
