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Research Methods for Business Students

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The fifth edition of this essential resource brings research theory, philosophy, and techniques to life, helping students grasp the practical relevance of research methods. Its accessible style and logical structure have made it a favorite among students, solidifying its position as a market leader. Aimed at both undergraduate and postgraduate students in business and related fields, the book includes case studies and focuses on student research to illustrate practical applications. It features sections on current research in academic and commercial settings, along with checklists and questions that provide practical advice for conducting research. The companion website offers guidance on using SPSS, NVivo, and effective internet searching. Key topics covered include formulating research topics, critically reviewing literature, understanding research philosophies, designing research, negotiating access, and ethical considerations. Additionally, it addresses sampling, secondary data usage, and various methods for collecting and analyzing primary data, including interviews and questionnaires. The book also guides students in writing and presenting their project reports. Mark Saunders, Philip Lewis, and Adrian Thornhill contribute their expertise, making this a comprehensive guide for aspiring researchers.

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Research Methods for Business Students, M. Saunders, Philip Lewis, Adrian Thornhill

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1999
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Inglese
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448
ISBN10
0273620177
ISBN13
9780273620174
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The fifth edition of this essential resource brings research theory, philosophy, and techniques to life, helping students grasp the practical relevance of research methods. Its accessible style and logical structure have made it a favorite among students, solidifying its position as a market leader. Aimed at both undergraduate and postgraduate students in business and related fields, the book includes case studies and focuses on student research to illustrate practical applications. It features sections on current research in academic and commercial settings, along with checklists and questions that provide practical advice for conducting research. The companion website offers guidance on using SPSS, NVivo, and effective internet searching. Key topics covered include formulating research topics, critically reviewing literature, understanding research philosophies, designing research, negotiating access, and ethical considerations. Additionally, it addresses sampling, secondary data usage, and various methods for collecting and analyzing primary data, including interviews and questionnaires. The book also guides students in writing and presenting their project reports. Mark Saunders, Philip Lewis, and Adrian Thornhill contribute their expertise, making this a comprehensive guide for aspiring researchers.