The Case for Qual in Japan

Jan 31, 2012 1 Comment by

When it comes to qualitative research, Japan has a reputation problem. The received wisdom is that the country’s culture of conformity and homogeneity makes consumer discussions difficult. But this does not have to be the case says Nick Roberts

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ESOMAR Qualitative 2011 – Day 2

Nov 15, 2011 1 Comment

The highlights of day 2 of the ESOMAR Qualitative 2011 conference; Embrace, Inspire, Celebrate.

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ESOMAR Qualitative 2011 – Day 1

Nov 14, 2011 1 Comment

The highlights of day 1 of the ESOMAR Qualitative 2011 conference; Embrace, Inspire, Celebrate.

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Nuances, Nursery Rhymes and Elephants on Acid

Jul 20, 2011 No Comments

Betty Adamou Have you ever been in a bad mood? Yes, I hear you cry. Some of you may be in a thunderous mood right at this minute, in which case the way you read and receive this very blog post can be different to someone else. Others may be in a great mood. Maybe [...]

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In Praise of the Humble Potato

Jun 15, 2011 No Comments

Though many researchers have indeed capitalised beautifully on the power of the diary, one can still say it’s under-exploited, a versatile and humble option which, given its merits, never quite seems to get the appreciation it deserves. (RW Nov/Dec 2010)

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