Screening Field of Dissertation

Pano Lulanski
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Pano Lulanski: University of National and World Economy, Sofia, Bulgaria

Economic Alternatives, 2011, issue 1, 10-21

Abstract: This article (subject) attempts to summarize a possible screening monitoring of structural-functional correlations (a particular necessary consistency) in the dissertation research in the field of economic and management sciences based on identified basic macro- (general basics, developed system of main, accompanying, special correlations, contributory and additional correlations) and micro-relations (a mix of micro- consistencies). The methodology employed covers first of all the experience gained by the author and a content analysis of the theoretical and practical procedures for development and defense of a dissertation work. The main results from the research are: à)a summarized most general philosophy of the dissertation research in economics and management, and b)identified main macro- and micro-consistencies. Two main conclusions have been drawn: à) the diagnostics (by the author on a current basis and final one by the reviewers) of each dissertation work is an important aspect of the quality of its performance and assessment; b)this question has been permanently underestimated which is an obstacle to writing and defense of interesting Ph.D. research that is useful for social practice and to the progress of young people in science.

Keywords: Research; screening; hypothesis; thesis; analysis; introduction; expose; thesis abstract (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: B41 C42 C82 O32 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
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