Developing Effective Research Proposals
Third Edition
- Keith F Punch - University of Western Australia, Australia
April 2016 | 192 pages | SAGE Publications Ltd
This is your step-by-step guide to success with your research proposal. The new Third Edition covers every section of the proposal, telling you all you need to know on how to structure it, bring rigor to your methods section, impress your readers, and get your proposal accepted.
Developing Effective Research Proposals provides an authoritative and accessible guide for anyone tackling a research proposal. It is perfect for students in education, nursing, health, and across the social sciences.
Developing Effective Research Proposals provides an authoritative and accessible guide for anyone tackling a research proposal. It is perfect for students in education, nursing, health, and across the social sciences.
Introduction: Reading this Book
Understanding Readers, Expectations and Functions
Including Ethics in Social Science Research Alis Oancea
Developing a General Framework for Proposals
Using Theory and Dealing with the Literature
Presenting Methods and Methodologies
Writing the Proposal
Getting Tactics Right
Examples of Proposals
A very useful book for students undertaking the independent study particularly for MA.
Health and Social Care at Derby, Derby University
January 26, 2022
Keith Punch hits home with his concise account of the art and practice of proposal writing. In setting a research proposal assignment, it was essential that students develop an understanding of the reasons why a proposal is an essential part of the research process and what comprises an effective research proposal. Keith Punch's text offers this and more. If I'd just read Keith's book before submitting my last proposal to the ESRC I wouldn't be where I am now!
School of Education, Strathclyde University
June 12, 2019
A very good book with practical step by step guide for anyone starting out on a research proposal. All elements covered comprehensively.
Faculty of Health & Social Care, Hull University
February 12, 2018
