Abduction: The Logic of Discovery of Grounded Theory

Reichertz, Jo

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“…In this way, our developing understanding of manuscript review was continually and iteratively informed by existing scholarly work. This is consistent with Peirce's process of abduction (Peirce 1958), recognised as part of the development process in qualitative analysis (Reichertz 2007). …”

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Shifting Power Relations and the Ethics of Journal Peer Review

Lipworth¹,

Kerridge²

2011

Social Epistemology

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Background: Peer-review of manuscripts has recently become a subject of academic research and ethical debate. Critics of the review process argue that it is a means by which powerful members of the scientific community maintain their power, and achieve their personal and communal aspirations, often at others' expense. This qualitative study aimed to generate a rich, empirically-grounded understanding of the process of manuscript review, with a view to informing strategies to improve the review process.

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Section: Methodssupporting

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Shifting Power Relations and the Ethics of Journal Peer Review

Lipworth¹,

Kerridge²

2011

Social Epistemology

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“…Additional notes In line with the interpretivist philosophy, the resulting themes in the analysis were not predefined but rather emerged in a process of data collection and analysis in an abductive approach (e.g. Reichertz, 2009). Hence, the empirical emergence of themes is not to be confused as a true grounded theory approach (e.g.…”

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Football clubs as mediators in sponsor-stakeholder relations

Junghagen

2018

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If you would like to write for this, or any other Emerald publication, then please use our Emerald for Authors service information about how to choose which publication to write for and submission guidelines are available for all. Please visit www.emeraldinsight.com/authors for more information. About Emerald www.emeraldinsight.comEmerald is a global publisher linking research and practice to the benefit of society. The company manages a portfolio of more than 290 journals and over 2,350 books and book series volumes, as well as providing an extensive range of online products and additional customer resources and services.Emerald is both COUNTER 4 and TRANSFER compliant. The organization is a partner of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) and also works with Portico and the LOCKSS initiative for digital archive preservation. Design/methodology/approach -The study is based on a case study approach, taking its point of departure in two sponsor brand management paradigms, the projective and relational paradigm. The case of Malmö FF in the Swedish top tier league and the club's official partners has been chosen to exemplify the commercially immature context. Findings -The study has shown that the most important value the club can provide for sponsors is to act as a mediator in sponsor-stakeholder relations. Exposure effects are subordinate to the relational effects sponsors achieve through their sponsorship.Research limitations/implications -The study indicates that the relational construct in the sponsorship literature should to a greater extent include sponsor-stakeholder relations, beyond the sponsor-club dyad, in a context of commercial immaturity. Practical implications -The results indicate that club management should engage in stakeholder management with a strong focus on stakeholders of sponsors to provide value for these sponsors. Originality/value -This study explores a new dimension to the relational construct of sponsorship, using the relational paradigm of brand management in a context of commercial immaturity. The mediating effect of the club is a contribution to the discourse on the relational construct.

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“…Each of the authors has been engaged in collection and/or analysis of at least one of the datasets. The re-analysis has been done in pursuit of domestication-generated questions but also with inspiration from grounded theory in the form of abduction (Reichertz, 2007).…”

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Concerned consumption. Global warming changing household domestication of energy

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This paper addresses possible effects of the growing focus on global warming on households' domestication of energy and the dynamics of energy consumption by comparing data pertaining to the domestication of energy within Norwegian households from two time periods: first, 1991-1995, when climate change was given little public attention, and, second, 2006-2009, after climate change became a major public concern. In the first period, the domestication of energy resulted in an energy culture emphasizing comfort and convenience with respect to everyday life and the abundant supply of clean hydropower. In the second period, this culture seemed to have changed, making many households concerned about their energy consumption. Consumption of energy was linked to climate change, and many interviewees claimed to save energy. However, the dominant expectation was still to be able to manage everyday life in a convenient and comfortable way. Thus, climate change concerns produced important but not comprehensive changes in the domestication of energy. A main effect was feelings of guilt, tempered by arguments regarding why change is difficult and complaints about political inaction. Thus, public engagement with climate change issues may facilitate energy efficiency policy but to succeed, wider climate policy measures seem to be needed.

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Abduction: The Logic of Discovery of Grounded Theory

Cited by 312 publications

References 10 publications

Shifting Power Relations and the Ethics of Journal Peer Review

Shifting Power Relations and the Ethics of Journal Peer Review

Football clubs as mediators in sponsor-stakeholder relations

Concerned consumption. Global warming changing household domestication of energy

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