A review of research in participation: a case for more appropriate and rigorous methodology
A review of research in participation: a case for more appropriate and rigorous methodology
Worker participation has been investigated by management and accounting researchers for many years but there is disagreement about both the process of participation and its impact. This paper argues that such equivocality is associated with inappropriate research methodology, research design flaws, and the adoption of a managerialist perspective which results in exclusion of factors fundamental to understanding the phenomenon
University of Southampton
Russell, J.
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1996
Russell, J.
2eb9bea2-bc9f-410e-97d0-790ff3d646ce
Russell, J.
(1996)
A review of research in participation: a case for more appropriate and rigorous methodology
(Discussion Papers in Accounting and Management Science, 96-121)
Southampton, UK.
University of Southampton
31pp.
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Worker participation has been investigated by management and accounting researchers for many years but there is disagreement about both the process of participation and its impact. This paper argues that such equivocality is associated with inappropriate research methodology, research design flaws, and the adoption of a managerialist perspective which results in exclusion of factors fundamental to understanding the phenomenon
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