Robert K. Yin. (2014). <i>Case Study Research Design and Methods (5th ed.).</i>

Hollweck, Trista

doi:10.3138/cjpe.30.1.108

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“…Bazan [18] stated that qualitative case study research provides a strong understanding of the phenomena that arise from the complexity associated with interpersonal activities in a broad social context. A case study can provide a rich collection of data so that researchers can directly observe and conduct interviews with informants related to the phenomenon [19]; [20]; [21]. The phenomenon in this study is the level of financial literacy of the community based tourism businesses in the Junrejo District.…”

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Reveal of household capabilities through financial literacy in community-based tourism

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The purpose of this study is to determine the extent of the condition of household financial literacy in community-based tourism which has continued to develop. Another thing that is also being studied knows the right way that households in the community-based tourism area are more empowered by increasing their financial literacy. In this research, the approach used is descriptive qualitative by conducting field studies to explore information from questionnaires given to respondents who are households in the community-based tourism area. Then conclude through purposive question to be able descripting real conclusions. The findings of this study indicate that not many households in community-based tourism are well literate with a low level of financial knowledge, so they are still unable to optimize the income they receive. There is a scheme from the government to help improve the welfare of the community in community-based tourism areas with financial assistance and financial knowledge. This research only conducts studies in certain areas in the area around Junrejo municipality, Batu, East Java. The location is an area that has community groups that mostly have livelihoods as provider of tourism good and services.

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“…Case study method was chosen because it focused on the dynamics within single settings and helped us conduct an in-depth investigation into the evolution of organizational activities (Flyvbjerg 2006;Yin 2013). In this article, we chose a well-developed Chinese state-owned PBO as a single case study to illustrate how a PBO scaled its business (Siggelkow 2001).…”

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“…Data collection methods for this study include archival research and observation (Yin 2013). Archival data included publicly available information and internal documents.…”

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How does a project-based organization (PBO) scale its business?

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2017

PMI Australia Conference 2017

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“…The study used a qualitative research methodology by case study to analyse access and inclusion within a service organisation (Yin, 2009). The aim was to review current practice to find exemplars of best practice, and provide insight on new ways of engaging that lead to inclusion (Stacks, 2016).…”

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“…The analysis of inclusion provides a snapshot of contemporary practice and the way it manifests in communication policy and processes (Yin, 1994(Yin, , 2009Parkhe, 1993). An interpretivist paradigm aimed to capture meaning in people's experience of inclusion and exclusion and to allow for emerging interpretations from diverse publics to be explored (Frey, Botan & Kreps 2000).…”

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Estranged but not strangers: Challenging organisational norms of access for people with disability and people from a NESB

Bamford¹

2018

CCS Journal

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This research investigates organisations' ability to be inclusive. It seeks to isolate the conditions necessary for inclusion of the organisation's publics who identify with disability and who come from a non-English speaking background given they can be estranged. This is achieved through a case study of a service organisation that is obliged to engage with its publics and has a strategy to do so. Data were gathered from the organisation's documentation and interviews with instigators of policies and processes. Feedback from the organisation's clients was collected, focusing on their experience of being engaged and included given norms of inclusion may not be shared. A thematic analysis was undertaken of the data to isolate themes on inclusion. Themes revealed: a culture of inclusion; a policy that encouraged an exchange; and processes established by professionals with expertise to design and promote inclusion beyond their usual publics.

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Robert K. Yin. (2014). Case Study Research Design and Methods (5th ed.).

Cited by 131 publications

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Reveal of household capabilities through financial literacy in community-based tourism

Reveal of household capabilities through financial literacy in community-based tourism

How does a project-based organization (PBO) scale its business?

Estranged but not strangers: Challenging organisational norms of access for people with disability and people from a NESB

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