Internet-mediated Ethnography: Issues and Challenges in Social Science Research Discourse

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Jang, S.H., Terry, D.R. & Lê, T. (2013). Internet-mediated ethnography: Issues and challenges in social science research discourse. In Lê, T. and Lê, Q. (Eds), Conducting Research in a Changing and Challenging World (pp. 173-184). Nova Science Publishers, New York, NY. https://novapublishers.com/shop/conducting-research-in-a-changing-and-challenging-world/

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