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Certified MAXQDA Trainer:
Tamara Pataki

 
Language(s)German, English, Hungarian
LocationBerlin, Deutschland
Radiusonline worldwide or on-site: Germany, Hungary
Workshops

Standard

  • Starter Workshop
  • Advanced Workshops

Method Workshops

  • Reporting
  • Discourse Analysis
  • Focus Group Analysis
  • Qualitative Content analysis
  • Visualization

 

Methodological Expertise
  • Discourse Analysis
  • Expert Interviews
  • Historical Research
  • Qualitative Evaluation
  • Qualitative Content Analysis
Consulting Services
  • Consulting for groups or individuals for social science or historical research with MAXQDA
  • Contract research: qualitative data analysis, evaluation
  • Research Methods: research methods and design for students (esp. history and political science)
Experience
  • Social science and historical research experience: I have been conducting data analysis with MAXQDA since 2016 in social science research projects, especially for political and communication science. My research interests concern political and economic transformations and international organizations. Methodically, I am experienced with qualitative content analysis, discourse analysis and historical research.
  • Teaching experience: I regularly deliver webinars on MAXQDA functions and features. At the Free University Berlin, I taught introductory courses on political science and gave trainings on research methods.
  • Contract research: As an external contractor I have been involved in evaluation projects with MAXQDA educational and healthcare sector
Relevant Publications

Pataki, Tamara (2020). Imperial Legacies in the Discourse on the Establishment of the Humboldt Forum. PolisReflects, 1 (pp. 96-111).

Emmanuilidis, Ursula; Marcora, Irene; Pataki, Tamara (2020): Female Underrepresentation in Space Science: A case Study of the African Regional Center for Space Science and Technology Education.

Pataki, Tamara (2018) „Picturing Another Future: How Environmental Movements were Renegotiating the Legitimacy of the Soviet Union” in Schwalbe et al. (Eds), How Communism Shaped our World (pp. 47-54). Berlin: Pro Universitate.

Email tamara.pataki@gmail.com


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