The Grounded Theory Bookshelf
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Bookshelf will provide critical reviews and perspectives on books on theory and methodology of interest to grounded theory. This issue includes a review of Heaton’s Reworking Qualitative Data, of special interest for some of its references to grounded theory as a secondary analysis tool; and Goulding’s Grounded Theory: A practical guide for management, business, and market researchers, a book that attempts to explicate the method and presents a grounded theory study that falls a little short of the mark of a fully elaborated theory.
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Reworking Qualitative Data, Janet Heaton (Sage, 2004). Paperback, 176 pages, $29.95. Hardcover also available.
Grounded Theory: A Practical Guide for Management, Business and Market Researchers, by Christina Goulding
(Sage, 2002). Paperback, 186 pages, $37.95. Hardcover also available.