The Palgrave handbook of research design in business and management

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Springer, Dordrecht

2015

565 Pages

ISBN 978-1-349-47906-1

The Palgrave handbook of research design in business and management

Edited by

Kenneth D Strang

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D Strang, K. (ed) (2015). The Palgrave handbook of research design in business and management, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Why practitioner-scholars need a research design typology

Strang Kenneth D.

3-16

Articulating a research design ideology

Strang Kenneth D.

17-30

Developing a goal-driven research strategy

Strang Kenneth D.

31-45

Matching research method with ideology and strategy

Strang Kenneth D.

47-62

Selecting research techniques for a method and strategy

Strang Kenneth D.

63-79

Design issues in cross-cultural research

Brennan Linda; Parker Lukas; Nguyen Dang; Aleti Torgeir

81-101

Establishing rationale and significance of research

Hahn Judith

103-108

Organizing and conducting scholarly literature reviews

Graf Linnaya

109-119

Interpreting findings and discussing implications for all ideologies

Ann Rafoth Mary; Semich George; Fuller Richard

121-138

Implications of experimental versus quasi-experimental designs

Grabbe Jeremy W.

141-152

Structural equation modeling

Kim Sewon; Sturman Edward; Sook Kim Eun

153-172

Correlation to logistic regression illustrated with a victimization-sexual orientation study

Dunton Creaig A.; Beaulieu Mark

173-198

Survey method versus longitudinal surveys and observation for data collection

Gaski John F.

199-222

Cross-sectional survey and multiple correspondence analysis of financial manager behavior

Strang Kenneth D.

223-238

Control variables

Schjoedt Leon; Sangboon Krittaya

239-261

Monte carlo simulation using excel

Kadry Seifedine

263-289

Critical analysis using four case studies across industries

Graf Linnaya

293-318

Integrating multiple case studies with a merger and acquisition example

Schweizer Lars

319-339

Iterative-pragmatic case study method and comparisons with other case study method ideologies

Steenhuis Harm-Jan

341-373

Action research applied with two single case studies

Lim Angeline; Seok Chai Dae

375-392

Transportation queue action research at an australian titanium dioxide mining refinery

Strang Kenneth D.

393-410

Participant observation as ethnography or ethnography as participant observation in organizational research

411-443

Constructivist grounded theory applied to a culture study

Rao Vajjhala Narasimha

447-464

Phenomenology variations from traditional approaches to eidetic and hermeneutic applications

McCarthy Jillian

465-485

Hermeneutic and eidetic phenomenology applied to a clinical health-care study

McCarthy Jillian

487-511

Structure of a dissertation for a participatory phenomenology design

Hahn Judith

513-525

Emancipatory phenomenology applied to a child sex offender study

Alexander Rodney

527-542

Gaps to address in future research design practices

Strang Kenneth D.; Brennan Linda; Rao Vajjhala Narasimha; Hahn Judith

545-560

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