希望进行定性案例研究？

Q4 Business, Management and Accounting

South Asian Journal of Business and Management Cases Pub Date : 2021-10-26 DOI:10.1177/22779779211052145

Shreya Mishra, A. Dey

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摘要

自从《南亚商业与管理案例杂志》在过去两年半里从教学案例期刊转变为定性案例研究期刊以来，人们对如何撰写研究案例的质疑激增。一个常见的问题是“我有一个组织愿意让我们写案例，但我们不知道从哪里开始，问哪些问题”。这篇社论旨在提供一些技巧，说明一个不熟悉的案例作者如何开始处理一个案例。需要记住的一件事是，这尤其是从撰写定性案例研究的角度来看的，而且一般来说，对于案例研究来说。案例研究对许多研究人员来说仍然是一个未知的领域。希望读者能够明确区分教学案例和案例研究。此外，没有一种方法可以解决这个问题；不同的学者找到了自己的方法。我们在这里提出的建议对我们很有效，也受到了读者的喜爱。

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Wish to Craft a Qualitative Case Study Research?

Since the South Asian Journal of Business and Management Cases has transitioned in the past two and a half years from a teaching case journal to a qualitative case study research journal, there has been a spike in queries on how to go about writing a research case. A common query is ‘I have an organization that is willing to let us write case on them, but we don’t know where to start and which questions to ask’. This editorial aims to provide some tips on how an uninitiated case author can start working on a case. One thing that needs to be remembered is that this is particularly from the point of view of writing qualitative case study research and, in general, for case research. Case study research is still an unchartered territory for many researchers. It is expected that the reader can unambiguously differentiate between a teaching case and a case study research. Moreover, there is no one way to address the issue; different scholars find their own ways. What we are suggesting here has worked for us and liked by our readers.

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South Asian Journal of Business and Management Cases Business, Management and Accounting-Management of Technology and Innovation

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期刊介绍： South Asian Journal of Business and Management Cases (SAJBMC) is a peer-reviewed, tri-annual journal of Birla Institute of Management Technology, Greater Noida (India). The journal aims to provide a space for high-quality original research or analytical cases, evidence-based case studies, comparative studies on industry sectors, products, and practical applications of management concepts. The journal likes to publish problem-solving, decisional and applied types of cases. Such cases must have linkage with theory, at least one dilemma (also known as case issue) and a protagonist around whom the case issue will revolve. Publication of pure research, applied research and field studies with empirical data do not fall under the domain of SAJBMC. Fictitious cases are not welcome.