Dr. Elisabeth T. Sandler is a qualitative methodologist specialising in innovative research approaches to lived experiences and identity studies. She is currently working as an empirical researcher (FWF-funded project, University of Innsbruck & University of Vienna), as an external lecturer in qualitative methodologies, and is author of the forthcoming book ‘The Diary-Interview Method: A Practical Guide for Qualitative and Mixed-Methods Researchers’ (Verlag Barbara Budrich).
Elisabeth’s work bridges rigorous academic research with practical methodological development.
News
23.09.2025
An official welcome – I am grateful to be part of this exciting study! https://www.uibk.ac.at/de/praktheol/aktuelles/2025/neue-projektmitarbeiterin/
21.09.2025
The following publication is now available via open access:
Sandler, E. T. (2025). The co-construction of non-normative identities: What stigma, labeling, and othering theory have underemphasised. Deviant Behavior. 10.1080/01639625.2025.2552923
25.08.2025
Forthcoming in Deviant Behavior: ‘The co-construction of non-normative identities: What stigma, labeling, and othering theory have underemphasized’
