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VOL. 13, ISSUE 1 (2026)
Case study and glaserian classic grounded theory: Commonalities and dissimilarities
Authors
Barry Chametzky
Abstract
Of the many qualitative
and quantitative research designs that exist, case study and Glaserian classic
grounded theory share some important similarities and several differences. When
these commonalities and dissimilarities are viewed in a more nuanced manner and
disassembled, valuable information is elucidated. Such information can be
valuable to less-experienced as well as seasoned researchers. By having the
information summarized and presented in one place, scholars may be able more
easily to make important and valuable decisions about research designs through
a more critical eye. In this article, the author will discuss similarities and
differences in the two research designs with respect to purpose, data
collection, analysis, and data explanation. Then, some broad challenges in the
two designs will be presented.
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Pages:467-472
How to cite this article:
Barry Chametzky "Case study and glaserian classic grounded theory: Commonalities and dissimilarities". International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Development, Vol 13, Issue 1, 2026, Pages 467-472
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