• Qualitative Research Web Sites: This site contains rick links to web sites on qualitative research resources from journals, associations and special topics
  

• This resource link is hosted by The University of Texas at Austin and contains selected books and journals on qualitative research.
  
  
  
• Research projects at Karolinska Institute.  This Institute has a data base with a large number of research projects, some of which use qualitative research methods, e.g. “Psychosocial perspectives on chronic pain” .
  
  
  
• The Qualitative Research Resources was created by Don Ratcliff, Ph.D., with useful discussions and learning guides.
  
  
  
• A reading list of a course on Nursing Research , which is a Web-based course, and a new format discussing the utilization of research in nursing practice.
  
  
  
• Qualitative Researching: Issues and Debates: This is a Discussion Forum invites comments on individual articles, reviews research resources, or a particular thematic area as a whole. Through its Discussion Forum, Sociological Research Online hopes to stimulate debate on key issues within sociology, including interactive debate between the authors and the readers of articles. Comments will be published as part of the thematic issue itself and will be available to other academics reading it. All comments will be reviewed to confirm appropriate professional and ethical conduct in the way they are written, and racist, sexist and other derogatory remarks and the practices known as 'flaming' will constitute grounds for non-publication.
  
  
  
• The following Web page contains supplementary materials for students of public administration and public policy at the University of Arkansas.  Viewers are free to use the materials with appropriate citations.
  
  
  
• The Web page of the Institute of Sociology, Academia Sinica, Taiwan: Its research staff have completed the following major projects in the previous two years: Women and work in small family business, A study on elderly living arrangements of middle-aged people, The clan transformation and the rise of the middle classes in Southeast Asia

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