RESEARCH STRATEGIES FOR INCREASING NEW KNOWLEDGE DISCOVERY

Gus M Geursen
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Gus M Geursen: Monash University, Australia

Journal of Enterprising Culture (JEC), 2000, vol. 08, issue 01, 47-65

Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to examine a traditional academic research model frequently used in scholarly papers and the implications of this model in restricting growth and quality of new knowledge generation. The paper contends a traditional academic research process (TARP) is evident in business and the other social science research. It identifies concerns about the process and how it restricts new theory development. The paper provides an alternative model, the higher academic research model (HARP) which is characterised by closer interaction between research processes and phenomena under investigation. The paper concludes by demonstrating the increased output achievement of the new model.

Date: 2000
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