Handbook for qualitative research in emerging markets : methods and applications

edited by Helena Barnard (Professor, Gordon Institute of Business Science, University of Pretoria, South Africa)

"This Handbook uses first-person narratives from a diverse array of leading scholars to capture the complexity of qualitative research in emerging markets. It showcases the value of interdisciplinary research in under-theorised contexts and provides actionable guidelines for established and emerging scholars in the field. Contributing authors reflect on the challenges and opportunities of emerging markets research, linking their experiences with extant literature. They examine methods-related difficulties such as data gathering and analyse other challenging factors including issues of ethics and bias. Chapters highlight key aspects of doing research in challenging contexts and present scholarly solutions for future work in the field. The Handbook for Qualitative Research in Emerging Markets is an essential resource for academics and students of international business, management, development studies and qualitative research methods. Researchers of emerging markets will particularly benefit from the book's practical insights"-- Provided by publisher

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Year of publication:	2025
Other Persons:	Barnard, Helen (ed.)
Institutions:	Edward Elgar Publishing (publisher)
Publisher:	Cheltenham, UK : Edward Elgar Publishing
Subject:	Emerging Market \| Qualitative Research \| Challenges \| Ethics \| Intermediaries \| Review Process \| Schwellenländer \| Emerging economies \| Qualitative Methode \| Qualitative method \| Finanzmarkt \| Financial market

Extent:	1 Online-Ressource (302 pages)
Series:	Research handbooks in business and management series
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Type of publication (narrower categories):	Aufsatzsammlung
Language:	English
Notes:	Includes bibliographical references and index Contents: 1. Introduction to handbook for qualitative research in emerging markets: How is qualitative research different in emerging markets? / Helena Barnard -- Part I. The different worlds in emerging markets -- 2. Planning research on an emerging industry in an emerging market / Luis Oliveira, Pablo Leão, Maria Tereza Fleury and Afonso Fleury -- 3. Respecting boundaries and human dignity in access-restricted low-income communities / Jorge Carneiro, Edgard Barki and Maurício de Almeida Prado -- 4. Language and cultural challenges in conducting interviews in a foreign country and potential solutions / Fang Lee Cooke -- 5. Going beneath the surface of heroes: A guide to planning qualitative research on admired elites in emerging markets / Cristina Velez-Valencia, Carolina Herrera-Cano and Maria Alejandra Gonzalez-Perez -- Part II. Gathering data in emerging markets -- 6. Avoiding surprises and biases in the field: A step-wise plan for data collection / Srivardhini K. Jha and Pradeep Kumar Hota -- 7. Using informal networks to research informal networks / Sa'ad Ali -- 8. The visual keyhole into vulnerable communities: When pictures speak a thousand words / Melodena Stephens -- 9. Taking a research 'safari' into Africa: The value of going 'pole pole' / Aloysius Marcus Kahindi and Charles E. Stevens -- 10. Another set of eyes: The role of intermediaries in doing qualitative research in low-income settings in emerging markets / Ira Chatterjee, Minna Halme, Rebecca Piekkari and Marleen Wierenga -- Part III. Analysing and theorising emerging markets -- 11. Analysing multilingual (english-chinese) qualitative data through and for dialogue: A dialogical approach / Carole Couper -- 12. Theorising from unstructured emotive process video data / Gloria Mbokota -- 13. Slicing time: Temporal bracketing and theorising through the dynamics of emerging markets / Anirvan Pant -- 14. Bridging paradigmatic divides to theorise in a new context: Analysing accounts of trust development among culturally diverse organisational members / Badri Zolfaghari and Farsan Madjdi -- 15. Theorising kgotla: Connecting with a suitable literature / Anastacia Mamabolo -- Part IV. Being a scholar of emerging markets -- 16. Reflections from a postcolonial experience in developing research / Roberta Aguzzoli -- 17. Reflexivity in qualitative research engaging with young people in post-war northern Uganda / Rebecca Namatovu and Thilde Langevang -- 18. Managing emotional responses to distressing research / Lise Hagen and Louise Whittaker -- Part V. Conclusion -- 19. Reflections on the use of qualitative research methods in emerging markets / A. Rebecca Reuber.
ISBN:	978-1-0353-2232-9 ; 978-1-0353-2231-2
Other identifiers:	10.4337/9781035322329 [DOI]
Source:	ECONIS - Online Catalogue of the ZBW

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