European Conference on Research Methodology for
Business and Management Studies (ECRM)
Date: June
16-17 2014, London, UK
The conference committee is attracted by both
theoretical and practical papers on many subjects, as well as by innovative
ideas and experiences. We are also interested in case studies that demonstrate
how research strategies have been applied and the lessons learned. We welcome
contributions on many topics, presenting a range of scholarly approaches.
theoretical and empirical papers employing qualitative, quantitative and
critical methods are eagerly awaited. Action research, case studies and
work-in-progress/posters are welcomed approaches. PhD Research, proposals for
roundtable discussions, non-academic contributions and product demonstrations
based on the main themes are also invited. You can find full details in the submission types document (.pdf
format).
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Projective techniques
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Scales development and constructs
measurement
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Methods for Ensuring Survey Research
Quality
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The use of qualitative and
quantitative research methods
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Theoretical and empirical research
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IT adoption research
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Economic research
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Design-oriented research
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Evaluation research
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Dissertation development process
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Developing research proposals
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Research design and triangulation
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Getting academic papers accepted by
journals
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Theory development
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Concept verification
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Research supervision
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Research protocols
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Research ethics
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Research questions
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Reflexivity
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Field-work
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Problem solving
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Reflective practice
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Usability scale implementation
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Data structuring
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Experimental procedures
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Replication logic
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Codes of conduct
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Human subjects
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Conjoint analysis, cluster analysis
and segmentation
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Business and management education
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The role of Paradigms in business and
IS research
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Mutual research designs
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Interpretative theory
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Paradigmatic divide
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Researcher roles
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Focus groups
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Marketing research
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Mixed designs
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Design research
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Intercultural research
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Agent based approaches in business
research
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Research in the Middle East
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Delphi method
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Case study research method
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Action research
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Computer modelling and simulation
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Visual methodologies
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Online research methods
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Relativist approaches to qualitative
research.
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Use of self-research and
autobiographies as a means of undertaking and reporting research
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