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Preface Chapter 1 Foundations of arts and cultural research What is research? Academic research Information search from the manager's point of view Qualitative Research Quantitative research The importance of writing clearly How to Use This Book References Chapter 2: Research Questions and Research Designs Introduction Step 1: Identify Your Potential Contribution Step 2: Clarify Your Research Goal Step 3: Specify Your Research Question Step 4: Select Your Research Design Conclusion References Scenarios Introduction Ethical dilemmas Types of ethical dilemmas Types of ethical breaches A research ethics framework Steps in the research ethics process Gaining Respect Building Trust Being responsible and accountable Individual Community Institutional Conclusion References Chapter 4 What, Why and How: Writing a Literature Review Introduction What is a literature Review Steps in a Literature Review
Conclusion References Chapter 5: Survey Research Introduction Step 1: Selecting and Sampling Participants Step 2: Measuring the Variables Step 3: Designing and Distributing the Survey Questionnaire Step 5: Analyzing and Presenting the Data Conclusion References Chapter 6: Depth Interview Research Introduction Step 1: Literature Review and Research Question Step 2: Locating Participants and Preparing for Interviews Step 3: Conducting the Interview Step 4: Transcribe, Code, Analyze Step 5: Write-up or Edit your Findings Conclusion References Chapter 7: Experimental Research Introduction Step 1: Selecting the Type of Experiment Step 2: Determining the Factorial Design Step 3: Designing and Pretesting the Manipulations Step 4: Designing and Distributing the Questionnaire Step 5: Analyzing and Presenting the Data Conclusion References Chapter 8: Case Studies Introduction What is Case Study? When to Use Case Studies as a Research Method? 3.0 Key stages in case study research Step 1: Define a research question Step 2: Determine the subject and set the boundaries Step 3: Craft and test the tools Step 4: Collect data Principle 1: use multiple sources of evidence Principle 2: create a case study database Step 5: Analyze the data Conclusion References Chapter 9: Ethnography, Netnography, and Observation Introduction Ethnography Netnography Step 1: Locate Data Step 2: Data Analysis Step 3: Data Interpretation Step 4. Publishing your Netnography Observation Autoethnography Mechanical Observation Non-Participant and Unobtrusive Observation Conclusion References Chapter 10: Effective Writing and Presentations Introduction Step 1: Preparing to Communicate Your Research Step 2: Framing the Phenomenon and Research Question Step 3: Writing a Literature Review and Theoretical Foundation Step 4: Writing Methods Sections and Findings Step 5: Writing Discussion and Conclusion Sections Writing for a Managerial Audience Conclusion References Conclusion |