Qualitative Research in Organizations and Management: Volume 2 Issue 2

Grounded theory and management research: a lack of integrity?

Robert Jones, Gary Noble

This paper aims to analyse the manner in which “objectivist” grounded theory methodology has progressively developed since 1967 and how it has been employed by management…

Longitudinal textual analysis: an innovative method for analysing how realised strategies evolve

A. Langley, N. Kakabadse, S. Swailes

This paper aims to present an innovative methodological framework developed out of primary research that will lead to new understanding about patterns in the strategic actions…

Liminal ethnography: understanding segregated organisations

Francesca Bargiela‐Chiappini

The paper aims to discuss liminal ethnography as a new approach for conducting research in segregated organisations.

Deconstructing a personal “academic”/“practitioner” narrative through self‐reflexivity

Steve McKenna

The purpose of this paper is to self‐reflexively deconstruct a paper published by the author in 1996 about a Singaporean entrepreneur for whom the author worked. Through the…

Phenomenological Psychology: Theory, Research and Method

Nigel King

Introduction to book review section