Doing Exemplary Research Projects A Guide to Practice
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Edited by Stewart Clegg and Julien Pollack, School of Project Management, The University of Sydney<i>âAn impressive compendium encouraging the readers to engage with six excellent research projects. A must read for all academics and PhD students interested in background stories, theoretical reflections and the emotions involved to deliver excellence. I enjoyed the deep dive!â</i>
- Martina Huemann, University College London, UK,
Utilising case studies and in-depth discussion, this book outlines the ideas and techniques which underpin exemplary research, to assist in the application of this theory in relation to their own research. Chapters highlight methods for critically evaluating research and identifying key strategies and potential pitfalls. It also provides a window into the roles played by the emotional research processes hidden from view in final publications, such as persistence, collaboration and embeddedness.
Doing Exemplary Research Projects is a fundamental resource for research students and early career researchers looking to develop their skills. This book is valuable for students in business and management disciplines, especially those interested in projects and temporary organizing. It is also a useful pedagogical toolkit for senior academics teaching graduate research development.