Case study research in practice
Drawing on her extensive experience in teaching and using case study research, Helen Simons provides a practical guide that addresses common misconceptions and the questions often raised by students approaching case study research for the first time.
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Thousand Oaks :
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Evolution and concept of case study research
- 2. Planning, designing, gaining access
- 3. Listen, look, document : methods in case study research
- 4. Who are they? Studying others
- 5. Who are we? Studying our 'self'
- 6. Whose data are they? Ethics in case study research mid-term letter
- 7. Begin at the beginning : analysis and interpretation
- 8. From data to story : examples in practice
- 9. Start at any point : reporting and writing
- 10. Dispelling myths in case study research