Gender impact of chasing dirty money policies: A Fantasy Pitch

Nguyen, Bao Hoang; Chen, Jia

doi:10.24818/jamis.2017.040010

JAMIS

2017

DOI: 10.24818/jamis.2017.040010

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Gender impact of chasing dirty money policies: A Fantasy Pitch

Bao Hoang Nguyen¹,

Jia Chen²

Abstract: This paper describes the use of the fantasy research pitching exercise in the context of the UQ Summer Research Program. The authors provide their personal reflections on the process of doing the exercise and highlight the role of Faff's (2015Faff's ( , 2017 pitching research template as a useful research learning tool.

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Pitching research: ‘qualitative cousins’ and the ‘extended family’

Faff

2018

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This study has two related goals – one very specific and one more general. The specific goal is to constructively engage with Lodhia (2017) on the issue of whether and to what extent ‘qualitative cousins’ are well served by Faff's (2015) original pitching research (PR) template. Using this ‘cousins’ focus as a primer, the more general goal is to update the agenda created by Faff (2015) and in so doing, explore the ‘extended family’ of PR work/resources now available.

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Pitching research: ‘qualitative cousins’ and the ‘extended family’

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2018

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Gender impact of chasing dirty money policies: A Fantasy Pitch

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Pitching research: ‘qualitative cousins’ and the ‘extended family’

Pitching research: ‘qualitative cousins’ and the ‘extended family’

Fantasy Pitching V: Doraemon, Handshaking, Spiders, Misery

COVID-19 Led Economic Recession Prediction - A Pitch Paper

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