Doing Grounded Theory Research: A Practical Guide

Written by Cathy Urquhart, this accessible and straightforward guide takes you through the process of conducting grounded theory research. With hands-on advice and real-world examples, it demonstrates best practices for integrating theory building and methods.

A Comprehensive Introduction to Grounded Theory

This second edition provides a clear introduction to the nuanced history of grounded theory, tracing its evolution and showcasing important concepts like theory building. You’ll learn how to reflect on the wider context of your research and the contribution it makes to existing literature.

Practical Advice for Conducting Grounded Theory Research

Get practical advice on how to alleviate common student concerns every step of the way. From designing real projects to writing up your study, this guide covers it all. With extensive examples and case studies drawn from across the social sciences, you’ll have a range of options for applying and using grounded theory.

New Features in the Second Edition

This updated edition includes two new chapters: one on theory and one on Theoretical Sampling. Plus, several chapters have undergone updates to reflect the latest developments in the field, including:

• Chapter 5: A wider range of perspectives, including feminist and post-colonial perspectives.
• Chapter 9: New, contemporary examples on how to write up your study.
• Chapters 2 and 10: New developments in the field of Grounded Theory.

Supported by videos from the author sharing expert advice, this book will help you build the confidence to explore and successfully complete your own grounded theory research.

Book Details:

• Publisher: SAGE Publications Ltd
• Edition: Second edition (November 12, 2022)
• Language: English
• Pages: 272
• ISBN-10: 1526476681
• ISBN-13: 978-1526476685