Zusammenfassung Das Verhältnis von Tourismus und Spiritualität wird in wissenschaftlichen Diskursen unterschiedlich skizziert. Die Bandbreite der Lesarten reicht von „gegensätzlich“ bis „symbiotisch“. Bei Reisen, die wie Pilgertourismus als spirituell gelten, zeigen Forscher, dass...

Zusammenfassung „Hip, Hipper, ‚Hypezig‘ – Alle lieben Leipzig“ (Die ZEIT, 2013). Eine intensive mediale Berichterstattung trifft wiederholt die Aussage, Leipzig sei jetzt „hipper“ als Berlin. Dieser Beitrag behandelt die bislang wissenschaftlich ungeklärte Frage, was eine „hippe...

Purpose – The main objective of this paper is to discuss how photography might help give research participants a louder voice in (qualitative) critical accounting and management research, enabling their multiple voices to be better represented/performed through the technique of “native image...

Purpose – This paper seeks to provide a behind‐the‐scenes view of how a qualitative research project was conducted. It is therefore a paper about the process of qualitative research from the point of view of a researcher, rather than a qualitative research paper about an organization....

Purpose – The way theory is used and developed in qualitative research has been a controversial issue, since theory provides a filter through which qualitative data are interpreted, and the “story” is told. This paper aims to present a study of the Fiji Development Bank (FDB) that...

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to critically evaluate Professor Lee D. Parker's call for the use of photo‐elicitation (P‐E) in qualitative accounting and management research projects. Design/methodology/approach – This paper reviews relevant literature and previous P‐E‐based...

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to provide a commentary on Professor Lee D. Parker's article on photo‐elicitation. Design/methodology/approach – Two exciting possibilities addressed in Parker's paper are discussed: the potential of archival photographs to transcend their status as...

Purpose – The aim of this paper is to examine the process of change in an Australian not‐for‐profit organization, from a cash‐based to an accrual‐based accounting system. Its particular focus is the relationship between the image portrayed by accrual accounting adoption and the...