Maleku, Arati;
Kim, Youn Kyoung;
Kagotho, Njeri;
Lim, Younghee
Expanding the Transformative Explanatory Sequential Mixed Methods Design Archetype in a Cross-Cultural Context: The Polemics of African Refugee Livelihoods in Places of Resettlement
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E-Article
Title:
Expanding the Transformative Explanatory Sequential Mixed Methods Design Archetype in a Cross-Cultural Context: The Polemics of African Refugee Livelihoods in Places of Resettlement
Contributor:
Maleku, Arati;
Kim, Youn Kyoung;
Kagotho, Njeri;
Lim, Younghee
Published:
SAGE Publications, 2021
Published in:
Journal of Mixed Methods Research, 15 (2021) 2, Seite 212-239
Language:
English
DOI:
10.1177/1558689820936378
ISSN:
1558-6898;
1558-6901
Origination:
Footnote:
Description:
Transformative sequential mixed methods design in a cross-cultural context is seldom straightforward. Using a community-based participatory research approach as the transformative lens in an African refugee context in the southern United Status, we explored: (a) the intersection of culture, financial stress, and financial self-efficacy and (b) tested the efficacy of financial literacy as the focus of a culturally responsive solution grounded in community-identified priorities. Through a three-phased explanatory sequential mixed methods design, we demonstrate how the addition of a third phase of analysis that focuses on convergence and expansion of quantitative and qualitative data integration and cyclical processes of dissemination and action can strengthen the utility of transformative mixed methods research in a cross-cultural context. Our study offers a unique contribution to the long-standing methodological dialogue between the design elements of mixed methods research, community-based participatory research, and migration studies by expanding the transformative explanatory sequential design archetype in a cross-cultural context.