Walking interviews in organizational research

Bilsland, Karen; Siebert, Sabina

doi:10.1016/j.emj.2023.04.008

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“…Through interviews, │ 237 researchers engage directly with participants in order to elicit comprehensive and nuanced insights pertaining to their perspectives, experiences, and viewpoints concerning the subject of inquiry. Interviews can be conducted in several forms, including structured interviews that follow predetermined questions, semi-structured interviews that offer a more flexible framework for questioning, or unstructured interviews that provide participants with the freedom to expound upon their experiences more openly (Bilsland & Siebert, 2023). This method enables researchers to delve into intricate details and contextual nuances that may elude alternative data collection techniques, while simultaneously facilitating a meaningful dialogue between researchers and respondents to further elucidate or deepen the understanding of the phenomenon being studied.…”

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Stakeholder Analysis on PAL 16 Tourism Development in Cikole Village

Aji,

Faniza

2023

J. Kepariwisataan Destin. Hosp. dan Perjalanan

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Tourism is a sector that is well-developed in Greater Bandung. One of the places that has potential for tourism is PAL 16 in Cikole Village, this research article presents a stakeholder analysis conducted to assess the development of tourism in Cikole Village, while also examining the impacts of tourism on the village itself. The study adopts a qualitative research method, utilizing stakeholder analysis and descriptive analysis as the primary research techniques. This research uses in-depth interview as data collection method for primary data. The research stages are data collection, data analysis, and conclusion drawing. The research findings highlight the key stakeholders involved in the tourism development process, which include the village government, community, academics, and tourists. The analysis underscores the importance of collaboration among these stakeholders to effectively develop tourism in Cikole Village. Furthermore, the study reveals that tourism in PAL 16 has had positive impacts on the economic, social, and environmental aspects of the village. Economically, tourism has created new business opportunities, stimulated the local economy, and generated income for the local community. Socially, it has fostered cultural exchange, promoted community engagement, and enhanced local pride. Environmentally, tourism development has encouraged conservation efforts, raised awareness about natural resources, and supported sustainable practices. This research contributes to the understanding of stakeholder dynamics in tourism development and emphasizes the need for coordinated efforts among stakeholders to maximize the benefits and minimize the negative impacts. The findings provide valuable insights for policymakers, local communities, academics, and other stakeholders involved in the sustainable development of tourism destinations.

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Stakeholder Analysis on PAL 16 Tourism Development in Cikole Village

Aji,

Faniza

2023

J. Kepariwisataan Destin. Hosp. dan Perjalanan

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“…This research uses an ethnographic approach(Bilsland & Siebert, 2024;Jones-Hooker & Tyndall, 2023;Mukred et al, 2024;Ritter et al, 2023). It conducts in-depth observations and interviews that consider the community and cultural systems at the research site.…”

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Orahua and Daro-Daro: Representation of the Cultural Identity of Nias People, North Sumatra, Indonesia

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Sunarti,

Suryami

et al. 2024

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Orahua is an oral tradition in the form of traditional deliberations of Nias people, while daro-daro is a stone chair of architectural works from the megalithic era where the oral tradition of orahua is held. The existence of orahua and daro-daro is weakening as the authority of indigenous governments declines in the face of a formal system of government strengthened by the state. This research examines the survival and change of the existence of orahua and daro-daro. It employs a qualitative approach as a research methodology. Data collection involves observations of the traditional event and in-depth interviews of the participants.It is noted that orahua and daro-daro is diminishing as a practice due to various factors. Efforts to preserve orahua are carried out by adapting in line with socio-cultural changes that occur. The community maintains the exclusivity of daro-daro as a historical architectural work while maintaining its sacredness as a place for carrying out orahua rituals. Preservation of orahua depends on the tradition to continue to function amid leadership dualisms. It is also noted that orahua and daro-daro represent the cultural identity of the Nias people and the survival of orahua and daro-daro supports the preservation of the cultural identity of the Nias people.

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Letter from the incoming Editor-in-Chief: Increasing the positive societal impact of the journal

Muratbekova-Touron

2024

European Management Journal

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Walking interviews in organizational research

Cited by 3 publications

References 70 publications

Stakeholder Analysis on PAL 16 Tourism Development in Cikole Village

Stakeholder Analysis on PAL 16 Tourism Development in Cikole Village

Orahua and Daro-Daro: Representation of the Cultural Identity of Nias People, North Sumatra, Indonesia

Letter from the incoming Editor-in-Chief: Increasing the positive societal impact of the journal

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