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international journal of social research methodology: ask the editors @ijsrm! TOMORROW at 11am

In my capacity as social media associate editor of the International Journal of Social Research Methodology, I’m arranging an ask the editors session on Twitter. It will take place on Tuesday 1st December, 11.00—12.00.

We’ll definitely have Ros Edwards and Christina Hughes. We’ll possibly have Malcolm Williams participating as well. We’ll use the hashtag #IJSRM for the discussion.

If you can’t be online at the date and time, e-mail me (mark AT markcarrigan.net) and I can ask the question on your behalf. Otherwise see you on December 1st!