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Methodological and conceptual issues in researching the implications of HIV/AIDS for land policy

4. METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES AND CONCERNS

  • Method relies on willing participation of respondents who are open about their HIV+ status – no proxies
  • Method relies on skilled, empathetic interviewers, who have the trust of the respondents
  • Ethical considerations – confidentiality; paying respondents for their time and contribution; expectations, etc
  • How replicable is this to situations where there is greater stigma, eg rural SA and Kenya?
  • If one only works with people who are wiling to participate, what are the impacts on sampling and representivity
  • How replicable is this method at scale – what techniques would help for larger scale utilization – standardization, capturing, qualitative data analysis software, etc?
  • Corroboration of information – obtaining views and stories of other players, eg in-laws, institutional actors.

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