Our research methods books are ideal for postgraduate students as well as experienced researchers who wish to hone their craft. Encompassing quantitative and qualitative research methods as well as case research, they can be the starting point of any PhD programme. Innovative and reflective, and amassing years of experience from key researchers, they point the way for good practice in producing publishable research.
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Authors from over 90 countries contributed to Elgar books and journals last year.
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Series Editor: Mark N.K. Saunders, University of Surrey, UK
This major series will provide the starting point for new PhD students in business and management and related social science disciplines. Each handbook will give definitive overviews of research methods appropriate for particular subjects within management. The series aims to produce prestigious high quality works of lasting significance, shedding light on quantitative, qualitative and mixed research methods. The handbooks consist of original contributions by leading authorities, selected by an editor who is a recognised international leader in the field.
Series editor: Mark Casson, University of Reading, UK
This series provides definitive overviews of research methods in important fields of social science, including economics, business, finance and policy studies.
