Critical Realist Thematic Analysis

I have collected and fully anonymised ten interview transcripts from UK residents who spoke in depth about their housing journeys. What I now need is the analysis chapter and conclusions for my dissertation, which is written as a critical realist thematic study that seeks to identify the hidden causal mechanisms driving why or why not the participants have, or would, exercise their housing rights.

Please work directly from the transcripts (supplied as Word files) and an initial thematic review of each interview's content (which i will provide) and build a rich, theory-led narrative that:
draws upon the thematic analysis framework and thematic analysis i have developed so far (which i will provide)
• Explains how critical realism guides your coding and interpretation.
• Develops defensible themes around financial considerations, emotional factors, social influences, participants’ knowledge of housing rights, and the forces that either inhibit or enable them to use those rights.
• Moves beyond description to identify the generative mechanisms—structural, cultural, and agential—that shape these decisions, illustrating each theme with vivid, well-chosen quotes.
• Concludes with a succinct reflection on how these findings fit the broader literature discussed in a literature review (whihc i wil provide) and what they imply for policy or practice.

The final deliverable should read as a polished dissertation chapter (approximately 8000 words), supplied as a Word document using Harvard referencing.