(Only) if interested in BNIM,the Biographical-Narrative Interpretive Method approach to qualitative research interviewing, is the following relevant.......
JUST PUBLISHED (November 2018): 'BNIM and the unconscious in psychosocietal research', in Kalina Stamenova and R.D.Hinshelwood (eds) 'Methods of research into the unconscious: applying psychoanalytic ideas to social science' (London: Routledge). LOTS OF GOOD OTHER CHAPTERS TOO!
The next (46th) BNIM 5-day intensive course in LONDON FEBRUARY 7th to FEBRUARY 13th. 2019 (5 days for 6 people) no longer has places available. A further run (the 47th) may be held in late 2019 (probably November) : do contact me if possibly interested.
A lot of material about BNIM is available from my page at RESEARCHGATE. This now includes the Quick Outline Sketch, the Short Guide, and the Detailed Manuals, and a BNIM Bibliography.
Also several articles and papers.
Do feel free to consult and use the RESEARCHGATE facility.
Quite separately, I would be very pleased to receive and respond to any comments or questions that you may have about those materials or more generally about BNIM.
This year, I simply couldn’t get one fact out of my head: according to a 2017 report from the Institute for Policy Studies, three billionaires -- Jeff Bezos, Warren Buffet, and Bill Gates -- have amassed as much wealth as the bottom half of American society. That’s 160 million people! (And unlike our president, I don’t use exclamation points lightly or often.) Or as Oxfam reported in January of this year, the wealth of eight men -- and yes, they were men (including the three mentioned above) -- was equal to that of half the people on this planet in 2017. Yikes! And just to give you a sense of where we’ve been heading at supersonic speed, an Oxfam report a year earlier had 62 billionaires owning half the planet’s wealth. Imagine that: 62 to eight in a single year (Naomi Prins)