Vol. 9 No. 2 (2011)

Articles

• Experiences from Sequential Use of Mixed Methods

  Stefan Cronholm

  pp87‑95

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• Mixed Methods Research: The Five Ps Framework

  Roslyn Cameron

  pp96‑108

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• Design Science Research: The Case of the IT Capability Maturity Framework (IT CMF)

  Marian Carcary

  pp109‑118

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• Incorporating Design Science Research and Critical Research Into an Introductory Business Research Methods Course

  John R Venable

  pp119‑129

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• Demystifying the Arduous Doctoral Journey: The Eagle Vision of a Research Proposal

  Rahinah Ibrahim

  pp130‑140

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• Research Methodologies and Professional Practice: Considerations and Practicalities

  Caroline Cole, Steven Chase, Oliver Couch, Murray Clark

  pp141‑151

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• Project Management Bodies of Knowledge; Conjectures and Refutations

  Miles Shepherd, Roger Atkinson

  pp152‑158

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• Deciding on the Scale Granularity of Response Categories of Likert type Scales: The Case of a 21‑Point Scale

  Noel Pearse

  pp159‑171

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• Inciting Advanced Levels of Practitioner Reflection Through Progressive Graphic Elicitation

  Gillian Green, Robert Campbell, Mark Grimshaw

  pp172‑184

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• Researching Sustainable Development of the Rural Poor in India

  Nicola Swan

  pp185‑194

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• Book Review: The Mixed Methods Reader edited by Clark and Creswell

  Dan Remenyi

  pp195‑196

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• Book Review: Writing a Research Proposal – Practical guidelines for business students

  Dan Remenyi

  pp197‑197

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