Doing Your Business Research Project

John Beech

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English

Sage Publications Ltd
17 November 2014

Business studies: general

Taking the fear out of writing your business project, this book helps you understand and carry out each step of the research process.

With detailed, friendly and engaging support it takes you from the very beginning to the very end.

Key features:

Chapters are structured around FAQs such as 'How to choose a research question?', 'How do I go about a literature review?' guiding you towards a full understanding of the research process

Workbook tasks help you shape your thoughts on each topic, enabling you to decide your own research question and how you will research it

The importance of various ideas is clearly signposted, helping you prioritise your time according to your needs and goals.

Templates and checklists from the book are also available for download at the Doing Your Business Research Project companion website at study.sagepub.com/beech

This interactive guide is ideal for all Business and Management students about to complete a research project or dissertation.

By: John Beech
Imprint: Sage Publications Ltd
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Edition: 1
Dimensions: Height: 232mm, Width: 186mm, Spine: 10mm
Weight: 370g
ISBN: 9781849200226
ISBN 10: 184920022X
Pages: 192
Publication Date: 17 November 2014
Audience: College/higher education , Primary
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Section 1 What is Research Chapter 1 Introduction Section 2 Beginning your research Chapter 2 The basic idea Chapter 3 Managing the Research Project Chapter 4 Choosing the research topic Chapter 5 Defining your research perspectives Section 3 Producing Your Project Chapter 6 Doing your literature review Chapter 7 Methodology into Practice Chapter 8 Methods Section 4 Analysing your results and writing up Chapter 9 Analysis and Synthesis Chapter 10 Writing Up Section 5 Conclusion Chapter 11 Some Final Thoughts Bibliography

John Beech MA MBA PhD FRSA is an academic researcher and lecturer specialising in Sport Management Event Management and Tourism Management, at the University of Coventry.

Reviews for Doing Your Business Research Project

It is very accessible and engaging... in constant dialogue with the concerns of average students. Difficult issues are introduced in an accessible way with a lot of concrete examples. -- Klaus Nielsen This is a well structured, comprehensive yet student friendly book that will certainly help business students understand and navigate with much greater clarity the complex phenomenon of research methods. I would recommend this valuable resource to any student who needs to undertake an undergraduate business research project. -- Emanuel Gomes This is the most student-friendly research methods book I have come across. Its strength lies in that it is rigorous and well-informed and it uses everyday accessible language to discuss the various aspects of research - it effectively demystifies the subject. Although the author states that the book is written for under-graduate students it could equally well be used by post-graduate students. Jan Harwell, Senior Lecturer, Academic Conduct Officer, Faculty of Business, Oxford Brookes University -- Jan Harwell