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Sunday 16 July
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18:30-19:30
Pre-conference
welcome and registration
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Monday 17 July
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9:00 Registration and
coffee
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10:00
Swift Lecture Theatre: Opening Meeting: Welcome from the conference
chair
Frank Bannister, Trinity
College Dublin, Ireland
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10:15
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Keynote
address: George Allan, University
of Portsmouth, UK
The Legitimacy of Grounded Theory
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11:10
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Conference
splits into streams
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Room: 3051
Stream A - Chair - David Rush
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Room: 3071
Teaching Research Methods Mini Track
Chair: Martin Rich
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Room: 3106
Critical Research Methods Mini Track
Chair: Carole Brooke
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11:15
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Qualitative Interview
Techniques
Hunter Gordon, The University of Lethbridge, Canada
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Research Methods,
Philosophy at Undergraduate Level: The Challenge of Engagement
Knox Karl, Nottingham Business School,
Nottingham Trent
University, UK
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Critical Appreciative
Processes: Adding Value Through Paradox
Grant Suzanne, University of Waikato, Hamilton,
New Zealand
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11:45
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Synchronous Online
Interviews as a Data Collection Technique: Strengths and Weaknesses
Esteves Jose and Eduardo Fernandez Cantelli, Instituto de Empresa Business School, Madrid,
Spain with Lieda Amaral Souza, Departamento de Administração
da Receita Previdênciária,
Brazil
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Embedding Reflective
Practice in Undergraduate Business and Management Dissertations
Rich Martin, Cass Business
School, UK
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The Contribution of
Empirical Critical Information Systems Research
Brown Ann, Cass Business School,
London, UK
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12:15
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Using the Focus Group Internview Method to Investigate the Bringing of
Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs)
to Rural Women in Southern Africa as a way to Bridging the Digital Divide and
Gender In-equalities
Khumalo Reinford,
Graduate School of Business Leadership, University
of South Africa, Pretoria,
South Africa and Rosemary Sibanda, National University of Science and
Technology (NUST), Zimbabwe
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The Long March: A Novice
Researcher's Journey of Discovery Through the Research Methodological Maze
and Haze
Darroch Fiona and Mark Toleman,
University of Southern Queensland, Toowoomba, Australia
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Is Research That is Both
Causally Adequate and Adequate on the Level of Meaning Possible or Necessary
in Business Research? A Critical Analysis of Some Methodological
Alternatives.
Coldwell David, University of KwaZulu-Natal/Open
University, Milton Keynes,
UK
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12:45
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Lunch
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Room: 3051
Stream A - Chair - Gordon Hunter
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Room: 3071
Teaching Research Methods Mini Track
Chair: Martin Rich
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Room: 3106
Critical Research Methods Mini Track
Chair: Carole Brooke
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14:00
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Someone to Watch Over Me:
Exploring Participant Observation as a Research Methodology
Montano Sarah, Birmingham
University, UK
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Using Balanced Scorecard
Approach for Designing an Integrated Learning Environment for Undergraduate
Dissertations
Day Jacqui and Milena Bobeva,
Institute of Business
and Law, Bournemouth University,
UK
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Second Order Discourse:
Critically Informed Research
Bednar Peter and Christine Welch, University of Portsmouth, UK
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14:30
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Using Event Study Methodology
to Assess Financial Impact of Media Announcements on Companies
Hart Mike, University of Cape Town, Rondebosch, South
Africa
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Strategies for Teaching
Research Ethics in Business Management and Organisational Studies
Naimi Linda, Purdue University, West
Lafayette, IN, USA
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Qualitative Research
Methods in Management and Social Sciences
Mendy John, University of Lincoln, UK
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15:00
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Northeastern Thai Culture Values and Marketing
Brown Rudolph, University of Wolverhampton,
UK and Ian Michael,
Zayed
University, UAE
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Can we Measure Excellence
in Business Studies Education (Utilising Innovative Methodologies)?
Hart Mike and David Rush, University
of Winchester, UK
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Critical Methods
workshop/roundtable
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15:30
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Refreshments
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Room: 3051
Stream A - Chair - Karen Van Peursem
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Room: 3071
Stream B - Chair - Milena Bobeva
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Room: 3106
Stream C - Chair - to be confirmed
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16:00
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e-Collaboration and Audit Firms
Shea Vincent and Kevin Dow, Kent State University, Ohio,
USA
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Theory-Building through Case Study
Analysis
Bannister Frank, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland with Paul Griffiths,
The Birchmann Group Latin America, Santiago, Chile
and Dan Remenyi, Trinity College Dublin,
Ireland
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Sponsorship Evaluation
O'Reilly Norman, Ryerson
University, Toronto,
Canada and Judith Madill,
Carleton University,
Ottawa, Canada
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16:30
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On Readability and Accuracy: The
Necessity of Interpretivism in Historical Business
Research
Wooliscroft Ben, Marketing Dept. University
of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand
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Theory Testing in Case Studies
Sørensen Pernille
Dissing, Department of Marketing and Management,
University of Southern Denmark, Denmark and Ann-Kristina Løkke
, Department of Marketing and Statistics, Aarhus School of Business, Denmark
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The Application of Cross Product
Deviation Analysis (CPDA) to Small Samples of Multivariate Data to Facilitate
the use of Factor Analysis
Byrne Gabriel, Frank Bradley and Carlos Sousa, Smurfit
Business School UCD, Ireland
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17:00
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Socratic Dialogue
Facilitated by: Dr Dan Remenyi, Trinity
College Dublin, Ireland
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18:30
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Close of
conference day
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19:00
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Conference
dinner in the Great Hall, Trinity College
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Tuesday 18 July
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Room: 3051
Stream A - Chair - Jose Esteves
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Room: 3071
Grounded Research Methods Mini Track
Chair: David Douglas
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Room: 3106
Gender Research Methods Mini Track
Chair: to be confirmed
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9:30
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Supporting the Transition
From a Book to a Fully Customisable Web Application: A Research Design
Approach
Polding Robert, Miguel Nunes
and Bernard Kingston, University
of Sheffield, UK
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Grounding the Dynamics of
Management Research Supervision
Douglas David, Staffordshire University Business
School, Stoke-on-Trent, UK
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Composition of Teams and
Computer-based Tasks: Effects of Gender
Stokes Charlene, Wright Patterson Air Force Base (AFRL/HEAL)/Wright
State University Fairborn, OH, USA with Anupama Narayan and Debra Steel Johnson, Wright
State University Fairborn, OH, USA
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10:00
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Combining Research Methods:
Netnography and Depth Interviewing
Simpson Lisa, Department of Marketing, University
of Otago, Dunedin, New
Zealand
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On the Ground with
Grounded Theory: A Reflection From a Study of Dutch Firms’ Operations
in Thailand as a Distinct Platform of Cross-cultural Knowledge Dynamics
Kwanjai Nantawan
Noi and J Friso den Hertog, University of Maastricht, The Netherlands
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Gender Differences in
Perceived Person-Environment fit Among Pakistani Managers
Anwer Afsheen, University of Karachi, Pakistan
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10:30
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Research Method for
Investigating Cross-Cultural Linkages Between Leadership and Organizational
Learning
Lakhani Murtuza
Ali, Intel Corporation/University of
Phoenix, Roseville, AZ, USA
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Combining Grounded Theory
and Ethnography for Cultural Comparative Research of Global Strategic IS
Management in the Multinational Investment Banks
Matsumoto Hideyuki, Birkbeck
College, University of London, UK
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Learning From
Longitudinal Research Into Women’s Experience of Business Ownership
Knowles Deborah, Westminster Business School,
University of Westminster,
UK
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11:00
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Refreshments
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Room: to be
confirmed
Stream A - Chair -
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Room: to be
confirmed
Stream B - Chair -
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Room: to be
confirmed
Stream C - Chair
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11:30
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Transforming the 'Smart Heart':
Towards an Interpretive Framework for Emotional Intelligence
Ruane Sinead, University
of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA, USA
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An Inductive
Triangulation Approach as a Vehicle to Investigate the Use of Knowledge
Management to Support Innovation in UK Energy Sector SMEs
Bashir Irfan,
Miguel Nunes and Nigel Russell,
University of Sheffield, UK
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In Defence of Content
Analysis Methodology
Nikolychuk Lynne, Kings College London, UK
and Pamela Abbott, University College Dublin, Ireland
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12:00
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Exploring Issues for
Measuring Congruity Between Group Consensus and Personally Held Values
Adamson Ivana, Zayed University,
Dubai, UAE
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An Action Research Case
Study – The Process of e-Commerce Adoption in an Irish SME
Kirwan Orla and
Kieran Conboy, National University of
Ireland, Galway, Ireland
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Educating Lisa, Bart and
Marge Simpson: Methodology, Relativism and Hope
Van Peursem Karen, University of Waikato, New
Zealand
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12:30
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Narrating the Experience of Middle
Management in the Implementation of Change Initiatives – A
Methodological Perspective
Keating Mary and Denis Harrington, Waterford Institute of Technology, Ireland
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A Philosophical Hermeneutics
Approach for Understanding Community Dialogue on Environmentatl
Problems: A Case Study of Lake Taupo
Arunachalam Murugesh,
The University of Waikato,
New Zealand
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Transfering Measurement Paradigms Between
Disciplines - Rasch Modelling as an Alternative to
Classical Test Theory
Ganglmair-Wooliscroft Alexandra, Department
of Marketing, University of Otago, Dunedin, New
Zealand
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13:00
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Lunch
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14:00
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Panel - Trends in Research Methods in Business
and Management Studies
Panel
Chair: Frank Bannister, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
Panelists: Tom O'Toole, Waterford Institute of Techn ology, Theresa Brannick, University College Dublin, Mike Hart,
University of Winchester and George Allan, University of Portsmouth.
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14:50
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Conference
splits into streams
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Room:
Stream A - Chair -
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Room:
Stream B - Chair -
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Room:
Stream C - Chair -
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15:00
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Obstacles to the
Modelling of the Causes of Project Success and Failure
Hughes Robert, Abdul Al-Shehab and
Graham Winstanley, University of Brighton,
UK
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Using Congent
Analysis to Investigate the Growth of Dubai as
a Tourism Destination
Michael Ian, Zayed
University, Dubai, UAE
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Using Ethnographic
Research to Investigate the Development Process of a University's Information
Strategy
Bentley Yongmei, University
of Luton and Steve Clarke, University of Hull, UK
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15:30
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How PAR Helps Us Reveal
the Local Delivery of a National ‘Brand’
Woodhouse Donna, Sheffield
Hallam University, UK
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The Development of
Quality Management Tools in Business Studies Education
Rush David and Mike Hart, University
of Winchester, UK
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16:00
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Close of
Conference
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