Interpretivists do Interpretive Methods Series

The Interpretive Methodologies and Methods (IMM) group is excited to launch a new series of online events titled the Interpretivists do Interpretive Methods Series. As part of the Critical and Interpretive Policy Network, we are delighted to share this announcement with our members and encourage participation in these insightful sessions.

What the Series Offers
This series brings together leading interpretivist scholars to discuss their work, focusing on both theoretical contributions and the challenges faced when applying interpretive methods. The series provides a forum for scholars to:

• Showcase cutting-edge interpretive research.
• Reflect on the process, challenges, and promises of interpretive methodologies.
• Learn from the experiences of others who have successfully employed these approaches in political science and related fields.

Who Should Attend
This series is open to all, particularly those interested in:

• Political science, sociology, anthropology, or public policy, with a focus on qualitative and interpretive methods.
• Scholars and students exploring interpretive research approaches.
• Practitioners seeking to understand how interpretive methodologies can be applied to policy analysis.

Event Format
These events will be held online and are open to the public. Each session will feature presentations by scholars followed by discussions about their methodological approaches and the lessons they’ve learned. Registration is required.

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Learn More and Register
To read more about the Interpretivists do Interpretive Methods Series, and to register for upcoming events, click here.