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Helen Jones

'Clearly written and tightly focused on the nuts and bolts of managing the research process, Chamberlain's book will become an invaluable guide for students at all levels of undergraduate and postgraduate study - and is very likely to grace the bookshelves of many staff members, too'
Martin O'Brien
Reader, School of Education and Social Science, University of Central Lancashire

It is a good book and I recommend it to final year students. Includes a detailed explanation of certain types and methods of data analysis which is useful for students opting for these kinds of analysis on their dissertation.

Miss Cristiana Viana Cardoso

The most comprehensive account of the criminological research journey for both undergraduate and post graduate inquiry. Written through an autobiographical narrative, Chamberlain offers experience, contextualized insight and first-hand experience of both field work and desk work.

Miss Gillian Dickinson

This book underpins student research in criminology and supports their studies using statistical data. Great for undergraduate dissertation students

Mr Ashley Tiffen

Excellent for student projects. I will be recommending it as non-core for my second year research methods course and will be drawing on it for some of the more practical sessions. I have recommended it to my colleague as a core text for his third year research projects course.

Dr Sajid Humayun

Rather too advanced for this cohort of students. Written in an accessible style and covering stat's effectively the methodology covered was not suited to this course.
I may consider using it with my Masters group in 2014-15.

Mr James Bonworth

An excellent text that offers practical tips not only to students that are new to conducting primary research but also to their supervisors...

Mr Stuart Agnew

This book locates methods clearly within the field of Criminology, making apparent the links that students often struggle with.

Jamie Harding

A very useful guide to methods for Criminology students at all levels

Dr Donna Peacock

I will be recommending this to our postgraduate researchers in the department

Dr Stephanie Bennett

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