Myanmar Rohingya Crisis: Prospective Methodology, Expected Results and Contribution

Running Head: MYANMAR ROHINGYA CRISIS
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Prospective Methodology
Sampling and sample Size
The sample will demonstrate the international equipment that has miserably failed
used for the protection of the refugees and rights of refugees in the vent of their desperate
requirement. In this context, interviews will be carried out with 28 refugees present during
Rohingya. However, the sample will be drawn from three major countries, Myanmar,
Bangladesh and Thailand. Based on this the interview will capture the injustice faced by the
country. The sampling process will be based on non-probability sampling technique as the
study will be based on responses received from the interview questions.
Based on this, fieldwork that will be carried out with them will help in forming
conversation with the participants other than just formal interviews. They will be performed
in the social gatherings specifically in public places and at private get together and in home
shelters. In depth, interview techniques will be conducted as a method of research owing to
the emphasis on the process, depth and complicacy while illustrating the phenomenon (Riley
et al. 307). On the contrary, an open structure of the qualitative interview will allow the
unexpected factors to emerge. These will help in obtaining insights in to the decision making
of the refugees. The interview will be carried out in English and interoperation in English.
Data collection
The data collected in the study will be based on primary qualitative interview
conducted on the refugees of Rohingya. In this, the primary sources will be collected through
the interview conducted with the refugees present during the Rohingya crisis followed by an
interpretive method of data collection. As stated by (Ahsan 287), the interpretivism involves
with the interpretation of elements of the study by integrating it with the human interest of
study. In this, the goal of the interpretivism method of data collection will be to evaluate the

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discussion in news, academic and government to understanding the issue and situation in
Myanmar. The interview question of the collected data will be dependent on different
dependent and independent variables that effect the issue in Myanmar crisis. The interview
question will be primarily developed as a word document and will be circulated among 28
individual as a purpose of pre check for the reliability of the statements. In this, the comments
passed by the peers will be considered and post necessary changes will be implemented after
the development of the final interview question.
Data analysis
The present research will be qualitative investigation in which the opinions will be
analyzed from the interview participants. Moreover, the analysis of data will be done based
on their responses. Henceforth, the data such as interview transcripts, video and audio record
will be analyzed on the basis on their content and narrative. Transcript analysis will be done
by classifying the verbal and behavioral data for summarizing the data collected from the
qualitative research. On the contrary, narrative analysis will be done by reformulation of
stories represented by the respondents by taking them in account of each content and by
collecting various experience of the respondent. To be specific narrative analysis will be done
by revising the primary qualitative data.
At the final stage, it is required to link all the research data for hypothesizing with the
research aim and objectives of the study. Therefore, while writing data analysis; noteworthy
quotations will also be used from the interview transcript for highlighting the major themes
present within the findings and possible contradictions of the study. However, it is necessity
to note that process of qualitative data analysis may be used in the study for identifying the
general themes, patters and connection within the responses of the group of sample member
in relation analytical and critical reading of the study.