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Annex 3 - Research Instruments

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  26 April 2019

Shandana Khan Mohmand
Shandana Khan Mohmand
Affiliation:
University of Sussex
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Research instruments used in case study villages

  • Qualitative field notes based on ethnographic observations.

  • Open-ended interviews with 15–20 key respondents per village.

  • Surveys with about 35–45 per cent of randomly selected households per village using questionnaires that probed networks and relations within the village. This generated a dataset of about 700 households.

  • Census surveys of the full village population to get data on land inequality, literacy rates, poverty and demographic composition in terms of caste and kinship groups.

  • Archival data on village history and historical land inequality using colonial Village Inspection Reports from the archives of the District Revenue Office.

    • Research instruments used in survey villages

  • Structured interviews with 2–3 key respondents per village.

  • Surveys with 45 randomly selected households per village, which generated a dataset of 1,572 households in total.

  • Census surveys of the full village population to get data on land inequality, literacy rates, poverty and demographic composition in terms of caste and kinship groups. This rendered a dataset of over 9,000 households.

  • Archival data on village history and historical land inequality using colonial Village Inspection Reports from the archives of the District Revenue Office.

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    Crafty Oligarchs, Savvy Voters
    Democracy under Inequality in Rural Pakistan
     , pp. 273
    Publisher: Cambridge University Press
    Print publication year: 2019

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