Sociology research that used Delve
Sociological studies use Delve for interviews, field notes, and documents, on subjects from police oversight and urban gentrification to community conservation and religious practice. Several are long-running projects with dozens of repeated interviews or hundreds of pages of field notes.
Interviews are the main data, with ethnographic field notes in some studies, and thematic analysis is the usual method. These are mostly single-researcher projects.
- Banni Experience: Conservation, Community, and Gender Crossroads
S P Jain Institute of Management and Research · Journal of Community Positive Practices · 2026
- Intermediaries and the Service-Users Gap in Marginalised Schools
Politecnico di Milano · SpringerBriefs in Applied Sciences and Technology · 2026
- A Qualitative Study on Mettā Practice in Conflict Management among Myanmar Buddhists
Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts · Journal of Media Journalism & Mass Communication · 2025
- The Paradox Of Federal Oversight In Police Misconduct Investigations
University of Kentucky · SSRN Electronic Journal · 2025
- The Intersection of Race and Space in Urban Environments Confronting Development: The Black Church and Harlem's Gentrification
University of North Texas · UNT Digital Library · 2022
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