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Business & Management Research Methods

The origins of business & management research methods A justified classification of research methods How we encounter situations Research as Technology Research as Science Research as Phenomenology Future directions Our topics

How we encounter situations

Not a matter of different perspectives Involvement – encounter – reality Background & competence What is the essence of each involvement? The nature of the encounter determines the nature of the enquiry How we encounter situations

Marketing research / policy research / evaluation research The handmaiden to business Standards not derived from the discipline The banner of science The Philosophy of Technology Business research as technology

Research into business & management Received View of science Constructivist theories of science Phenomenological theories of science Positivist theories of management Constructivist theories of management Phenomenological theories of management

Research into business & management Received View of science Constructivist theories of science Phenomenological theories of science Husserl Heidegger Positivist theories of management Constructivist theories of management Phenomenological theories of management Searle Shaw

Science is theory, laws, propositions (particularly mathematical) Reality is out there: let us mirror it Modern science starts with Galileo & Newton Science is objective Social science are similar to other sciences Measure everything – what does this involve From 1964, not a serious view Received View

Kant Science is characteristic of human beings Science is a form of “culture” Science is subjective The business environment, stakeholders Constructivist accounts

Husserl & Heidegger Misuse of the word Two recent initiatives: John Searle UC Berkeley Robert Shaw Open Polytechnic Phenomenology of business & management

Based on experience / reflection Society, institutions, organisations, individuals Husserl – intentionality Searle – collective intentionality The social construction of institutions

Husserl’s method to seek truth Seeing sense Bracketing out Essences Local government & democracy Dwelling with essences

Is there a position in management for Martin Heidegger? Customers are equipment The phenomenology of local government Phenomenology of democracy Husserl’s phenomenological method in management Phenomenology of entrepreneurship Phenomenology of union decision-making A research programme

Technology will continue The Received View – laws of business Constructivist accounts - popular Phenomenology – strict applications The future

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