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245 00$aStudying organizations using critical realism :$ba practical guide /$cedited by Paul K. Edwards, Joe O'Mahoney, and Steve Vincent.
250 $aFirst edition.
260 $aOxford, United Kingdom :$bOxford University Press,$c2014.
300 $axxvi, 376 p. :$bill. ;$c24 cm.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 327-355) and index.
505 00$aCritical realism as an empirical project : a beginner's guide /$rJoe O'Mahoney and Steve Vincent --$tCritical realism, research techniques, and research designs /$rStephen Ackroyd and Jan Ch. Karlsson --$tEmploying a form of critical realist discourse analysis for identity research : an example from women's talk fo motherhood, childcare, and employment /$rWendy Sims-Schouten and Sarah Riley --$tResearching identity : a critical realist approach /$rAbigail Marks and Joe O'Mahoney --$tCritical realism and grounded theory /$rSteve Kempster and Ken Parry --$tCritical realism and interviewing subjects /$rChris Smith and Tony Elger --$tCritical realism and ethnography /$rChris Rees and Mark Gatenby --$tCritical realism and the organizational case study : a guide to discovering institutional mechanisms /$rSteve Vincent and Robert Wapshott --$tComparing cases /$rIan Kessler and Stephen Bach --$tCritical realism and international comparative case research /$rAyse Saka-Helmhout --$tPulling the levers of agency : implementing critical realist action research /$rMonder Ram, Paul K. Edwards, Trevor Jones, Alex Kiselinchev, and Lovemore Muchenje --$tHistory and documents in critical realism /$rAlistair Mutch --$tCritical realism and mixed methods research : combining the extensive and intensive at multiple levels /$rScott A. Hurrell --$tRealist synthesis /$rJoanne Greenhalgh --$tProbability and models /$rMalcolm Williams --$tAn appraisal of the contribution of critical realism to qualitative and quantitative research methodology : is dialectics the way forward? /$rAndrew Brown and John Michael Roberts --$tConcluding comments /$rPaul K. Edwards, Steve Vincent, and Joe O'Mahoney.
520 $aThis book aims to fill a significant gap in the literature by providing a practical guide to the application of Critical Realism (CR) in empirical research projects. It explores the methodological consequences of committing to a CR ontology, the assumptions that researchers from this tradition make about the nature of reality. These assumptions are important because ontological commitments, which relate what we believe exists, often affect our epistemological concerns, which relate to our beliefs about how whatever exists can be studied and known. Thus, for a researcher, ontology and epistemology are important because they have consequences for the possibilities and limits of the research methods, techniques, and analyses that they employ. The book explains what CR is and outlines the logic of research design. In a series of chapters on major social science research methods, purpose -written by experts in the relevant technique, the book contains extended illustration of how to conduct inquiry using CR.
650 0$aOrganizational behavior$xPhilosophy.
650 0$aCritical realism.
653 $a知識性
700 1 $aO'Mahoney, Joe.
700 1 $aVincent, Steve,$d1954-.
700 1 $aEdwards, P. K.$q(Paul K.).