One of the most challenging tasks in the research design process is
choosing the most appropriate data collection and analysis
technique. This Handbook provides a detailed introduction to five
qualitative data collection and analysis techniques pertinent to
exploring entrepreneurial phenomena. Techniques for collecting and
analyzing data are rarely addressed in detail in published
articles. In addition, the constant development of new tools and
refinement of existing ones has meant that researchers often face a
confusing range from which to choose. The experienced and expert
group of contributors to this book provide detailed, practical
accounts of how to conduct research employing focus groups,
critical incident technique, repertory grids, metaphors, the
constant comparative method and grounded theory. This Handbook will
become the starting point for any research project. Scholars new to
entrepreneurship and doctoral students as well as established
academics keen to extend their research scope will find this book
an invaluable and timely resource. Contributors: A.R. Anderson, C.
Bjursell, A. Bollingtoft, E. Chell, E. Diaz de Leon, C. Dima, S.
Drakopoulou Dodd, P. Guild, A. Hagedorn, R.T. Harrison, F.M. Hill,
S.L. Jack, R.G. Klapper, A. de Koning, C.M. Leitch, E. McKeever, S.
Moult, H. Neergaard, R. Newby, R. Smith, S.M. Smith, G. Soutar, J.
Watson
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