Research in Business and Practice
Research methods are multidisciplinary.
The same methods can fit a study in education, sociology, or public policy. That said, problems and the approaches to study them, can be situated within a discipline’s literature and research traditions. This collection of posts highlight research in the broad field of business and management.
Learn about the eclectic research featured in the SAGE journal, Management Learning, and read open-access articles.
Learn about the kinds of multidisciplinary and research-focused articles published in the Business & Society journal.
This multidisciplinary collection of open-access articles offers a variety of perspectives about studying practice, with practitioners.
How can practitioners and academics conduct research together? See this collection of open access articles.
One way research tools are used outside academia is in market research. See this collection of open-access articles for examples.
This practical article with help you reflect on your “impact competencies” and make a plan to make a difference.
In this interview the editor of the California Management Review offers advice to researchers who want to write for practitioners.
Learn about the multidisciplinary and research-focused business writings from a Spanish perspective in the open-access Business Research Quarterly.