"Methodology for Creating Business Knowledge" is a valuable guide for business and social science research students, providing a clear overview of different methodological approaches for understanding complex business problems. The authors discuss in detail the analytical, systems and actor approaches and the techniques employed for collecting data, measurement and controlling reliability, which help students refine their methodology skills. The book's emphasis on historical studies, case studies, and language development make it an ideal resource for research investigations, making it well-suited for research students in business and the social sciences.

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`This book provides a clear and concise treatment of the history and theory of scientific research... recommended for research students in business and social sciences and as a supporting text for a course on research methodology′ - Business Line A central question for all business, consulting, and research activities is what the methods, models, theories and statements that we refer to as knowledge are really about. The way in which a company is changing, a study is conducted, or the way that research is done, is to a large extent, influenced by the basic methodological approach one starts from, when considering which methods to use or develop. This volume discusses three different methodolog

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