Unconventional Methodology in Organization and Management Research

1 David A. Buchanan and Alan Bryman: 'Not Another Survey': The Value of Unconventional Methods; Part 1 Unconventional settings and data sources; 2 Laurie Cohen and Joanne Duberley: Desert Island Data: Using BBC Radio 4's Desert Island Discs in Organization and Management Research; 3 Robin Holt and Mike Zundel: Using Fiction in Organization and Management Research; 4 Andrew Knight: Innovations in Unobtrusive Methods; 5 David A. Buchanan and David Denyer: Research in Extreme Contexts; 6 Christopher J. Schneider: Making the Case: A Qualitative Approach to Studying Social Media Documents; Part 2: Unconventional Research Design and Data Collection Methods; 7 Robert Kozinets and Manuela Nocker: Netnography: Engaging with the Challenges; 8 Alex Bitektine, Jeffrey W. Lucas, and Oliver Schilke: Institutions Under A Microscope: Experimental Methods in Institutional Theory; 9 Steve Kempster and Ken Parry: Beyond One Voice: Co-Constructed Analytic Auto-Ethnography; 10 Rebecca Whiting, Helen Roby, Gillian Symon, and Petros Chamakiotis: Participant-Led Video Diaries; 11 Olivier Berthod, Michael Grothe-Hammer, and Jorg Sydow: Inter-Organizational Ethnography: Promises and Pitfalls; Part 3 Unconventional Analytic Approaches; 12 Paul Carlile And Karl-Emanuel Dionne: Unconventional Yet Consequential: Using A Sociomaterial Approach To Drive Impact in Organization Studies Research; 13 Jorg Sydow, Arnold Windeler, Gordon Muller-Seitz And Knut Lange: Path Constitution Analysis: A Methodology For Understanding Path Dependence and Path Creation; 14 Alan Bryman And David A. Buchanan: Methodology Matters

Alan Bryman is Emeritus Professor of Organizational and Social Research at the University of Leicester School of Business, UK. His research interests focus on methodology, leadership, organizational analysis, Disneyization, and theme parks. He has published on social and organizational research methods, including two leading textbooks (Social Research Methods, and Business Research Methods) which have been translated into numerous other languages, and he has a specific interest in leadership in higher education.; David Buchanan is Emeritus Professor of Organizational Behaviour at Cranfield University School of Management, UK. His research interests lie with change management and organization politics. He is co-author of a leading text in organizational behaviour, and co-editor with Alan Bryman of The Sage Handbook of Organizational Research Methods (2009). Current projects include studies of change in healthcare, post-crisis change, and the implications of new technology for the role of the HR function.