This book discusses both the rising use of mixed methods in anthropology research, along with the continuing use of technology, and how to design and conduct research within the field of cultural anthropology.

This book contains chapters about the history and philosophy of research, how research is conducted in the social sciences, and how students and researchers can conduct their own research.

This book aids researchers and students in the research process in linguistic anthropology, starting from finding a research topic and question all the way to writing and publishing. This book has chapters by academics in the field, sharing tips and information they have learned from experience.

This book provides researchers, primarily anthropologists and pathologists, on how to conduct research such as using and applying statistics to aide in writing either scientific or legal reports. This book also introduces readers to different methods of interpretation of statistical evidence. Those interested in biological anthropology can find useful information within this book as well.