Antony Bryant Libri

Grounded theory is explored through various methodologies and applications in this comprehensive guide. The book delves into the theoretical foundations, offering insights into how researchers can effectively generate theories from qualitative data. It emphasizes the diversity of grounded theory approaches, highlighting key debates and practical strategies for implementation. By presenting case studies and examples, it equips readers with the tools to adapt grounded theory to their own research contexts, fostering a deeper understanding of its relevance and flexibility in social sciences.

The collection features 11 significant research methodology papers, ideal for students preparing dissertations at any academic level, from undergraduate to doctorate. It also serves as a valuable resource for academic supervisors. These papers, sourced from the Electronic Journal of Business Research Methods, provide essential insights and guidance on research practices, making it a practical reference for both students and educators in the field of business research.

The Methods Integration Workshop, held in Leeds in March 1996, had three main to promote research into, and use of, software development methods which combine the use of formal methods with other heuristic or semiformal methods; to evaluate integrated methods in the light of current practice; and to discuss future research directions. The papers cover a range of issues in methods integration, data modelling in ZIM; integrated formal and object-oriented methods; CASE support for methods integration; and mapping object diagrams into B specifications. The full papers from the Methods Integration Workshop are available on-lineThis booklet provides the passwords needed to access the web site. Purchasing the booklet provides the user with unlimited access to the site for four years (subject, of course, to entry of the correct passwords each time).