Writing up a Research Report

Stefan Hunziker () and Michael Blankenagel ()
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Stefan Hunziker: Hochschule Luzern
Michael Blankenagel: Hochschule Luzern

Chapter Chapter 4 in Research Design in Business and Management, 2024, pp 53-84 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract A research report is one big argument about how and why you came up with your conclusions. To make it a convincing argument, a typical guiding structure has developed. In the different chapters, there are distinct issues that need to be addressed to explain to the reader why your conclusions are valid. The governing principle for writing the report is full disclosure: to explain everything and ensure replicability by another researcher.

Date: 2024
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-42739-9_4

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