Case Study Research: Design and Methods (Applied Social Research Methods)
This guide explains key features of case study research through 44 boxed vignettes and methodological comparisons with other social science methods. It offers a three-stage approach for developing research questions and covers human subjects protection, IRB approval, case study protocols, and pilot cases.
About This Book
This book presents guidance on the design and methods of case study research within the context of applied social research.
Forty-four boxed vignettes highlight specific research features through previously published case studies.
It explains similarities between case studies and other social science methods, offering methodological insights for researchers.
A three-stage approach helps readers define the initial questions for their own case study research.
The book also addresses human subjects protection, Institutional Review Board approval, case study protocols, and pilot case conduct.
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