Situational Analysis: Mapping Complex Research Contexts

In this seminar, Maria Emmelin and Ann Öhman will give an overview of Situational Analysis, a qualitative methodology developed by Adele Clarke (2005, 2015) as an extension of Grounded Theory. They will present examples from their own research to illustrate the use of Situational Maps, Social World/Arena Maps, and Positional
Maps, which are key analytical strategies within Situational Analysis.
Working with such maps helps researchers move beyond individual-level data from informants to include the broader context and complexity of the situation under
study.
Maria Emmelin is Professor Emerita in Global Health at Lund University. She has extensive experience teaching qualitative methodologies at Master’s and PhD
levels, including Situational Analysis, as well as publishing qualitative research findings.
Ann Öhman is Professor Emerita in Gender Studies at Umeå University. She has extensive experience teaching qualitative methodologies and publishing qualitative
research findings on gender and public health.

Hybrid seminar: at Dept. of Epidemiology and Global Health, NUS Building 5B, 3rd floor, Room Butajira: https://link.mazemap.com/SbGF9ASY
Zoom link to the seminar: https://umu.zoom.us/j/63430672384
Zoom Meeting ID: 634 3067 2384