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This paper describes and illustrates a symbolic interactionist approach to critical ethnographic research in organizations. Aneclectic approach to interpretive sociology for management accounting researchers is developed and explicated. Also, an integrated interpretive perspective is described for the study of issues of power and ideology. The method offers the potential for new and additional ...

This article explores the link between ritualization of public protest and movement persistence in context contemporary far-right politics. Drawing from interpretive approaches political science, social studies, anthropology, it introduces under-researched analytical category ritual to scholarship on movements. It argues for a strong ritualistic persistence, conceptualized as symbolic continuit...

Workplace diversity and inclusion are recognised as integral to the internal public-facing success of organizations. The games industry worldwide has been notably slow embrace reforms bri...

Data production in history and archaeology far outpaces data processing. In order to apply computers to this problem, historical data must be converted to machine-readable forms. This process is easy for domains of knowledge that have explicit terminology, but history and archaeology lack these characteristics. This study therefore proposes a phenomenological approach to requirements gathering ...

BACKGROUND The recent growth of implementation research in care delivery systems has led to a renewed interest in methodological approaches that deliver not only intervention outcome data but also deep understanding of the complex dynamics underlying the implementation process. We suggest that an ethnographic approach to process evaluation, when informed by and integrated with quantitative data...