Handbook for Qualitative Research in Emerging Markets

Edited by Helena Barnard

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: This Handbook uses first-person narratives from a diverse array of leading scholars to capture the complexity of qualitative research in emerging markets. It showcases the value of interdisciplinary research in under-theorised contexts and provides actionable guidelines for established and emerging scholars in the field.

Keywords: Business and Management; Development Studies; Economics and Finance; Research Methods; Sociology and Social Policy; Sustainable Development Goals (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
ISBN: 9781035322312
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction to Handbook for Qualitative Research in Emerging Markets: how is qualitative research different in emerging markets? , pp 1-11

Helena Barnard

Ch 2 Planning research on an emerging industry in an emerging market , pp 13-25

Luis Oliveira, Pablo Leão, Maria Tereza Fleury and Afonso Fleury

Ch 3 Respecting boundaries and human dignity in accessrestricted lowincome communities , pp 26-39

Jorge Carneiro, Edgard Barki and Maurício de Almeida Prado

Ch 4 Language and cultural challenges in conducting interviews in a foreign country and potential solutions , pp 40-55

Fang Lee Cooke

Ch 5 Going beneath the surface of heroes: a guide to planning qualitative research on admired elites in emerging markets , pp 56-69

Cristina Velez-Valencia, Carolina Herrera-Cano and Maria Alejandra Gonzalez-Perez

Ch 6 Avoiding surprises and biases in the field: a step-wise plan for data collection , pp 71-81

Srivardhini K. Jha and Pradeep Kumar Hota

Ch 7 Using informal networks to research informal networks , pp 82-92

Sa’ad Ali

Ch 8 The visual keyhole into vulnerable communities: when pictures speak a thousand words , pp 93-114

Melodena Stephens

Ch 9 Taking a research ‘safari’ into Africa: the value of going ‘pole pole’ , pp 115-130

Aloysius Marcus Kahindi and Charles E. Stevens

Ch 10 Another set of eyes: the role of intermediaries in doing qualitative research in low-income settings in emerging markets , pp 131-146

Ira Chatterjee, Minna Halme, Rebecca Piekkari and Marleen Wierenga

Ch 11 Analysing multilingual (English–Chinese) qualitative data through and for dialogue: a dialogical approach , pp 148-162

Carole Couper

Ch 12 Theorising from unstructured emotive process video data , pp 163-181

Gloria Mbokota

Ch 13 Slicing time: temporal bracketing and theorising through the dynamics of emerging markets , pp 182-193

Anirvan Pant

Ch 14 Bridging paradigmatic divides to theorise in a new context: analysing accounts of trust development among culturally diverse organisational members , pp 194-205

Badri Zolfaghari and Farsan Madjdi

Ch 15 Theorising Kgotla: connecting with a suitable literature , pp 206-221

Anastacia Mamabolo

Ch 16 Reflections from a postcolonial experience in developing research , pp 223-235

Roberta Aguzzoli

Ch 17 Reflexivity in qualitative research engaging with young people in post-war northern Uganda , pp 236-249

Rebecca Namatovu and Thilde Langevang

Ch 18 Managing emotional responses to distressing research , pp 250-267

Lise Hagen and Louise Whittaker

Ch 19 Reflections on the use of qualitative research methods in emerging markets , pp 269-278

A. Rebecca Reuber

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