Business and management research methodologies : V. 1. Recent methodological debates and disputes in business and management research /
by Johnson, Phil [ed.]; Clark, Murray [jt. ed.].
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BookSeries: SAGE library in business & management.Publisher: London : SAGE, 2006Description: 6 v. : ill. ; 25 cm.ISBN: 1412912229 (set).Subject(s): Management -- Research -- Methodology | Business -- Research -- Methodology
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v. 1. Recent methodological debates and disputes in business and management research -- v. 2. Positivism : deductive research methologies -- v. 3. Neo-empiricism : inductive research methodologies -- v. 4. Combining empiricist methods : multi-method research and case studies -- v. 5. Social constructionist research methodologies -- v. 6. Evaluating research and the question of criteriology.
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Includes bibliographical references.
v. 1. Recent methodological debates and disputes in business and management research -- v. 2. Positivism : deductive research methologies -- v. 3. Neo-empiricism : inductive research methodologies -- v. 4. Combining empiricist methods : multi-method research and case studies -- v. 5. Social constructionist research methodologies -- v. 6. Evaluating research and the question of criteriology.
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