Research Methods for Business Students / 9th edition

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ISBN: 9781292402727
Uitgever: Pearson
Verschijningsvorm: Paperback
Auteur: Mark Saunders Philip Lewis Adrian Thornhill
Druk: 9
Relevante opleidingen: International Business International Communication Management
Pagina's: 888
Taal: Engels
Verschijningsjaar: 2023
Voorgeschreven bij o.a.: Fontys Hogeschool Utrecht
Vervanger van: 9781292208787
NUR: Naslagwerken algemeen

Ranked as the most highly cited text in Business, Marketing, Accounting & Economics according to the Financial Times! The market-leading textbook that offers clear, robust and pragmatic guidance on your dissertation or research project. With over 500,000 copies sold, Research Methods for Business Students by Saunders, Lewis, and Thornhill is the definitive textbook for Business, Marketing, and Management students conducting a research-led project or dissertation. This fully revised 9th edition provides excellent coverage guiding you through the entire process, from deciding on a research topic to writing your dissertation or project and presenting your academic poster.

By taking a transactional approach, the textbook will help you choose your project through critically reviewing the literature and designing your research, answering key questions such as: How do I generate a research idea and design my research?How do I review the literature critically?Why is research philosophy relevant to my research?How do I collect and analyse my data? When and what do I need to write? How can I do research virtually? This comprehensive guide to conducting research will support you step-by-step at every stage of the process, offering a wealth of thought-provoking features and activities, such as tips and tricks from other students' experiences on their research projects and a complete glossary of terms. It provides case studies, news, and articles based on the latest virtual and face-to-face methods, discussing how research is used in practice within organisations worldwide. Self-study prompts will further encourage you to apply what you have learned to your own research project.