Index
Advancing Methodological Thought and Practice
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Publication date: 8 October 2020
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(2020), "Index", Crook, T.R., Lê, J. and Smith, A.D. (Ed.) Advancing Methodological Thought and Practice (Research Methodology in Strategy and Management, Vol. 12), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 153-157. https://doi.org/10.1108/S1479-838720200000012021
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INDEX
A Primer on Partial Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM)
, 13
Academy of Management Review (AMR)
, 22–23
Academy of Marketing Science Review (AMSR)
, 22–23
Agencement
, 127
Alliance
, 74
Archival photographs
, 42
Asphalting journals (A-journals)
, 28
“Aspirant Journals [P A]
, 3–4
Asymmetry
, 75
Atlas. ti
, 134–135, 138, 149
Australian Business Deans Council (ABDC)
, 2–3
Autodriving
, 41
Bloomberg Supply Chain Analysis (Bloomberg SPLC)
, 74–75, 79, 81–83
for Apple [APPL] quantified suppliers
, 79
variables available in
, 80
contents and extracting information
, 83–85
pairing with other data sources
, 85–86
theoretical questions potentially answered using
, 87
Bloomberg’s Supply Chain Algorithm (BSCA)
, 82
Buyer–supplier agreements
, 73–74
Capital Expenditure (CAPEX)
, 81–82
Career
advice for managing career
, 20–21
changing universities, new challenges
, 23–24
managing publishing career
, 15–17
managing teaching career
, 17–20
quantitative and qualitative methods
, 22–23
unfolding
, 27–30
Cloud-based integration
, 142
Coding
correlations
, 106–107
process
, 145
Compassion
extending photographic methods beyond organizational compassion
, 67–68
in organizational research
, 58–59
participant photograph study of compassion
, 64
researcher photograph study of
, 62–64
risks and caveats of compassion research
, 67
studying compassion through photos
, 62–66
Compustat
, 74–75
Computer-aided/assisted qualitative data analysis software (CAQDAS)
, 133–135
packages
, 135–143
programs
, 136
articles reviewing CAQDAS use
, 139–140
coverage in FT50
, 141
in practice
, 143–148
exploration
, 146
getting started with CAQDAS
, 148–149
Confessional
, 27
Contemporary meta-analytic techniques
, 104
Contingency
, 35–38
Contribution
, 28–29
Cost of goods sold (COGS)
, 81–82
Criticism of business education
, 14
Cross-sector partnerships
, 73–74
Culture
, 26
Curvilinear meta-analyses
, 102–103
challenges with and opportunities created by implementing approach
, 108–110
coding correlations
, 106–107
creating meta-analytic correlation matrices
, 107–108
future research opportunities
, 108–110
guide for conducting
, 101–108
literature search
, 106
meta-analytic techniques
, 103–104
recommendations for conducting
, 105
traditional techniques for examining curvilinear relationships
, 104
transforming correlations
, 107
Customer experiences
, 19–20
Data
, 31
management
, 144–145
preparation
, 149
Dedoose
, 142
Dependent variable (DV)
, 106–107
Diagrams
, 147
Discriminant validity
, 18–19
Efficiency
, 75
Emotions projected to photographs
, 46–47
Epistemological hypochondria
, 34–35
Erasmus Research Institute of Management (ERIM)
, 3
Ethnography
, 26
career unfolding
, 27–30
as social practice
, 30–35
on chance and contingency
, 35–38
Excel
, 142
Experience
, 121
Factiva
, 74–75
“Fallacy of processification”
, 126–127
“Fallacy of reification”
, 126–127
Farm Security Administration
, 57
Fieldwork
, 26–27, 30–31
Firms
, 74–75
Five-Level QDA method
, 134–135
Franchising
, 73–74
Full information MASEM procedure (FIMASEM)
, 107
Geertz, Clifford
, 26–27
Geographic information systems (GIS)
, 142
Goffman, Erving
, 38
Grounded theory techniques
, 141–142
Happenstance
, 33
HBAT database
, 19–20
Heterogeneity
, 121
Hostage Mentality. See Stockholm Syndrome
HyperRESEARCH
, 134–135
“I-witnessing”
, 30–31
Institutional theory
, 92–93
Interorganizational relationships (IORs)
, 73–74
research
, 75–78
secondary datasets
, 77–78
new data source for IOR research
, 79–86
potential insights from SPLC data
, 86–94
limitations
, 94–95
Interpretive approach
, 138–141
Interrater reliability (IRR)
, 148
Joint ventures
, 73–74
Kazakhstan
, 40
Soviet mentality in
, 43
organizations in
, 44
social system
, 50
Knowledge
, 31
sharing
, 41
Labor-intensive fieldwork
, 27, 29, 30
Learning multivariate data analysis
, 14
Legitimacy
, 75
Linear meta-analyses
, 106–107
Mac dilemma
, 142
Management
, 22
Marketing
, 22
MAXQDA
, 142, 147
Meta-analytic correlation matrices creation
, 107–108
Meta-analytic techniques
, 103–104
Mixed methods
, 142
Modern university
, 27
M-Plus software
, 19–20
Multiplicity
, 144
Multivariate Data Analysis
, 15
Multivariate statistics
, 15–16
“Natural talent”
, 37
Necessity
, 75
Networks
, 73–74, 83–84
Newton’s frictionless space
, 34
NVivo
, 141–143, 149
Ordinary least squares (OLS)
, 21
Organizational culture
, 62
participant photograph as element of
, 65–66
researcher photograph as element of
, 64–65
Organizational dynamics projected to photographs
, 48–49
Organizational Research Methods (ORMs)
, 4–5
Organizational research
photographic methods in
, 57–58, 66–68
compassion in
, 58–59
finding compassion in field study
, 59–62
studying compassion through photos
, 62–66
risks and caveats of compassion research
, 67
extending photographic methods beyond organizational compassion
, 67–68
avenues for Photographic Research Methods
, 68
Overexploring dilemma
, 146
Partial least squares SEM (PLS-SEM)
, 21
Participant photograph study of compassion
as event
, 64
as element of organizational culture
, 65–66
Participant-produced photographs
, 41
Peirce, Charles
, 33
Photo-elicitation approaches
, 41, 57
photos description during
, 44
Photograph insertion methods
literature review
, 40–43
photographs as data and photographs as device to generate data
, 42–43
projective photo-elicitation
, 43–44
empirical study
, 44
findings
, 46–49
emotions projected to photographs
, 46–47
tensions projected to photographs
, 47–48
social and organizational dynamics projected to photographs
, 48–49
Photographic methods in organizational research
, 57–58, 66–68
Photographs
, 39–40
Photovoice approach
, 66
Political action committee (PAC)
, 85–86
Primary Set [P]
, 3–4
Principle components analysis (PCA)
, 21
Process research methods
, 117–118
reflections
, 118–122
in conversation
, 122–131
on pushing process studies forward empirically
, 124–127
on role of “relations” in process research
, 127–128
on notion of flat and tall ontology in process research
, 128–129
on hesitation around “process-as-withness” approach
, 129–131
on value of doing process research
, 131
Process
, 117–118
as activity
, 120
as evolution
, 120
as narrative
, 120
as withness
, 120–121
theory
, 127
“Process-as-withness” approach
, 129–131
“Projective” photo-elicitation
, 43–44
PSPP software
, 19–20
QSR-NVivo
, 141–142
Qualitative data
, 146
Qualitative methods
, 22–23
“Quantified Customers”
, 85
Quantitative methods
, 22–23
R software
, 19–20, 108
ReCap
, 74, 76
Reciprocity
, 75
Reflexivity
, 147
Relational view
, 89–90
Research and development (R&D)
, 81–82
Research Methodology in Strategy and Management (RMSM)
, 1
rankings and “stickiness” of journal lists
, 2–6
research careers
, 6–11
Researcher photograph study of compassion
as event
, 62–64
as element of organizational culture
, 64–65
Researcher-produced photographs
, 41
Research-oriented business schools
, 2
Resource dependence theory (RDT)
, 74–75, 90–91
Resource-based view (RBV)
, 76, 89–90
Sahlins, Marshall
, 29
SDC Platinum
, 76
Secondary Set [S]
, 3–4
Selling, general, and administrative expenses (SG&A)
, 81–82
Semistructured interviews
, 40
SmartPLS
, 19–20
Social dynamics projected to photographs
, 48–49
Social emotions
, 43
Social network theory
, 93–94
Social practice, ethnography as
, 30–35
Social robotics
, 16–17
Soviet system
, 44
Soviet Workplace
, 44–45
SPSS syntax file
, 108
Stability
, 75
Stakeholder theory
, 91–92
STAR Journals
, 3–4
Stockholm Syndrome
, 32
Storytelling institution
, 26
Strategic alliances
, 73–74
Supply chains
, 88–89
Team project
, 143
Temporality
, 121
Tensions projected to photographs
, 47–48
Texas A&M and University of Georgia (TAMUGA)
, 3
Textwork
, 26, 30, 34
Top Managerial Journals
, 3–4
Transaction cost economics (TCE)
, 74–75, 88–89
Transana
, 134–135
for video coding
, 149
Transforming correlations
, 107
Transparency
, 144
Trustworthiness dilemma
, 148
University of Texas at Dallas (UTD)
, 2
Verbal methods
, 40–41
Verification
, 148
Very Special Things (VSTs)
, 32–33, 34
Visual methods
, 40–41
Visual sociology
, 57
Visualization
, 146–147
Whyte, Bill
, 26–27
Workarounds dilemma
, 146
- Prelims
- Introduction: Is It all a Game? Rankings, Journal Lists, and the Contemporary Role of Book Chapters
- Musings on a Distinguished Methods Career and Beyond
- Ethnography as Craft: Observations on a Fortunate Career
- A Trip Down Memory Lane: How Photograph Insertion Methods Trigger Emotional Memory and Enhance Recall During Interviews
- Capturing Organizational Compassion Through Photographic Methods
- Bloomberg Supply Chain Analysis: A Data Source for Investigating the Nature, Size, and Structure of Interorganizational Relationships
- A Guide for Conducting Curvilinear Meta-analyses
- Process Research Methods: A Conversation among Leading Scholars
- Demystifying CAQDAS: A Series of Dilemmas
- Index