... Qualitative interviews Qualitative methods Research methodology Research philosophy Rigour Interviews are the most prevalent qualitative method in management and organisation research (Bluhm et al., 2011), either as a stand-alone method, as part of a mixed methods study or within...

... 08 10 2019 18 03 2020 07 07 2020 28 08 2020 14 10 2020 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2020 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Organizational storytelling Narrative Merger Organizational sense-making Health care Qualitative methods...

... can be contacted at: balexa02@calpoly.edu 27 10 2017 25 04 2018 07 06 2018 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2018 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Legitimacy Field research Organizational access Qualitative methods Many of the most important...

... it is not dominant, this is termed as a deficit. Would a field dominated by quantitative methods bring such worry for a deficit of qualitative methods? Dr Chantal Hervieux can be contacted at: chantal.hervieux@smu.ca 31 05 2016 06 06 2016 © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Emerald...

... only Qualitative methods Mixed methods Quantitative methods Merged methods Surprisingly, ordinary features of commonsense reasoning (making inference, deduction and abduction) and everyday life activities (observing, watching, describing, listening to, talking, asking questions and so...

... to the debate concerning the future of qualitative methods in management research. Dr Joanne Duberley can be contacted at: j.p.duberley@bham.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Methodology Epistemology Ontology Qualitative methods Running concurrently...

...) illustrate three different approaches to reflexivity whereby researchers: Individual psychology Action research Qualitative methods Reflection For this reason, SPI is a very controversial research technique because it involves examining one's own mental and emotional processes related...

... living costs; available quality and types of foods; climate; and general housing conditions. Expatriates Culture Narratives Lifestyles Qualitative methods An area of relative neglect in organization and management studies is the “broader lives” of all of us who work in organizations...

... the internal operations of development organisations, as a particular type of organisation, is therefore important for building equity into development projects and programmes. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Qualitative methods Narratives Gender Organizational culture...

... in the fact that social practices are constantly examined and reformed in the light of incoming information about those very practices, thus constantly altering their character. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Qualitative methods Research Cause and effect analysis...

... are still retained. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Qualitative methods Interviews Linguistics Research The aim of this paper is to explore and discuss how insights from ethnomethodology can enrich the understanding of the qualitative interview in management and organization...

...‐mail. Interviews Qualitative methods Qualitative research Marriage Role conflict Haynes (2006) underlines the need to consider the safety of both researchers and participants. In the context of well‐being, she has identified the importance of researcher reflexivity. Haynes relates the welfare...

... of a name that precedes and exceeds me, but without which I cannot speak”. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Self actualization Individual psychology Interviews English language Qualitative methods Individual perception Identities, or constructions of the self, are currently...

... Qualitative research Qualitative methods Data analysis Computer software The use of software packages that provide standardised means of undertaking qualitative research is becoming increasingly common in the social sciences (Fielding and Lee, 1996 ; Fielding and Lee, 2002 ; Mangabeira et al...

... methods Qualitative research Management research Epistemology However, amongst these interviewees the “management” focus of these qualitative endeavours could vary in two ways. For instance, according to some interviewees qualitative methods enabled access to the way in which [managers] see...

... by the history of looking I have done. Qualitative research Qualitative methods Teaching Learning Ethnography Music While pedagogical expertise and technical knowledge are essential to it, ultimately teaching is a creative act; it makes something fresh from existing knowledge in spontaneous...

... to accept that language can have this power over us, to arouse in us a compulsive need to carry out a certain kind of activity. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Qualitative methods Research Philosophical concepts In order to see more clearly, here as in countless similar cases...

... Qualitative methods Welcome to the first issue of Qualitative Research in Organizations and Management: An International Journal (QROM). We are delighted to be involved in the production of such a journal, and believe it is a much needed and useful addition to the organization and management...