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Expanding the Mixed Methods Research -Qualitative Paradigm
This article shows how qualitative research isn’t limited to interviews, observations, or documents. It explores three big expansions: 1. 🎯 Mixed Methods Research What it is: Mixed Methods…
Making an Impression with Your Research Pitch
Introduction In the fast-paced world of academia, a compelling research pitch—often dubbed the “elevator pitch”—is a critical tool for doctoral students. This concise, engaging summary of your work…
What Theory is Not, Theorizing is” by Karl E. Weick
The paper titled “What Theory is Not, Theorizing is” is authored by Karl E. Weick from the University of Michigan. It was published in the Administrative Science Quarterly…
What Constitutes a Theoretical Contribution? by David A. Whetten
Overview of the Paper The paper titled “What Constitutes a Theoretical Contribution?” is authored by David A. Whetten from the University of Illinois. It was published in the…
Sprague (1980)“Framework for Developing DSS”
Understanding Decision Support Systems: A Framework We are seeing a major push in how computers help organizations, and it’s called Decision Support Systems, or DSS. Some people think…
Mason & Mitroff (1973)“A Program for Research on MIS”
The core idea of the paper is that a Management Information System (MIS) isn’t just a computer program or a set of reports. It’s something much bigger, involving…
Event study
An event study is a powerful tool used by researchers to assess the financial impact of changes in corporate policy or other events on the stock prices of…