...Jennifer A. Scarduzio; Shawna Malvini Redden; Amy K. Way Purpose This paper examines visceral imprints in fieldwork, or moments that provoke an instinctive response – initially physically and emotionally – often with residual mental and spiritual responses over time. Design/methodology/approach...

.... This paper aims to addresses this shortcoming by exploring how emic concepts implicate IM research processes during qualitative field studies. Design/methodology/approach We carried out ethnographic fieldwork in Brazilian subsidiaries of three German multinational enterprises. We relied...

...Fiona Hurd; Suzette Dyer; Mary Fitzpatrick Purpose Although the process of fieldwork is often characterised by disorder, the requirement to adhere to a tightly defined methodology and produce timely research outputs often leads the authors to present the findings as though the research has been...

... re-use rights only --> European Symbolic interactionalism Fieldwork Thick description This book is surprising in many ways. First, it is much more readable than expected; most of the chapters flowed well and were the academic equivalent of a page turner. As expected, the book...

... international fieldwork. The first author investigates individual level perceptions of headquarters-subsidiary knowledge transfer processes in Swedish MNEs. The case study methodology deployed included field research in China for a total duration of six months. The second author conducted a five-month...

... fieldwork. Design/methodology/approach – This paper reflects on the shadowing experiences of three researchers – in a hospital emergency department, nuclear power plants, and entrepreneur workspaces – to generate recommendations by identifying and synthesizing solutions that emerged during...

...Paul F. Donnelly; Yiannis Gabriel; Banu Özkazanç‐Pan; Courtney E. Cole Purpose The purpose of this paper is to provide a more expansive recounting of the process of fieldwork, taking place over a number of years in diverse locations, in order to show how research design develops through...

... and storywork aspects of conducting research, which are all too often hidden from view, to promote the kinds of dialogues necessary for scholars to share their fieldwork stories as research, rather than means to a publication end. Thus, in order to tell our stories, much other work needs to be done. Books...