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Nedlastbare tidsskriftsartikler, b?ker og andre nedlastbare tekster
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Bryman, Alan (2016) Social Research Methods. 5. utgave. Oxford: OUP. Kap. 26: “Breaking down the quantitative/qualitative divide”. (14s)
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Sum pensum: 803s