Theory‐Building Case Studies as Practice‐Based Evidence
Published 8 February 2010
William B. Stiles
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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Theory is important Research provides quality control on theory How to do theory-building case studies How to report theory-building case studies Theory-building in the case of Karen Conclusion References
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