ebook: a collection of blog notes on the agile literature review approach 2022 volume 1
[63 blog notes in total]
1. 4 levels of mixed methods research in ALRA
2. Research methodology paths in ALRA
3. A class exercise on research methods to use in ALRA
4. Examples of academic ideas to use in theoretical framework level 1a
5. On research objectives and research questions in ALRA
6. The idiosyncratic trajectory of literature review
7. Consolidation and expansionism in ALRA
8. The topic of Vision, Mission and Objectives in ALRA
9. How to assemble theories on specific management domains for organizational capability analysis in ALRA
10. On linkage-type research objective in the agile literature review approach
11. Snowballing in literature review
12. The two main directions in literature review in ALRA
13. A multiple choice exercise on ALRA.
14. Implications of research methods mapping (about theoretical framework level 1c).
15. Two kinds of research tasks for theoretical framework zone 3b.
16. To evaluate competitive advantages in Zone 3a.
17. 3 literature review questions in zone 3a.
18. Formulating a suitable MBA dissertation topic and the relevance of ALRA.
19. On MBA dissertation project effort sufficiency.
20. Dissertation project orientation phase and ALRA.
21. Dissertation project title formulation.
22. The significance of of linkage research tasks in theoretical framework level 0.
23. Interviewing method used in the project orientation phase.
24. On extended item research task and an illustrative example.
25. A closer look at Zone 2 item research task.
26. On the cloud of chain of evidence.
27. How to identify zone 3a items.
28. How to identify zone 3b items.
29. On the chain of evidence design and execution.
30. Responding to supervisors' comments with the ALRA.
31. Making recommendations with the chain of evidence practice.
32. Using a research objective as an agenda item to do literature review.
34. e-resource on how to formulate research findings in ALRA dissertation reports.
35. The inconspicuous zone 2 items in management-concerns diagram construction.
36. A rapid test to evaluate the quality of reasoning of a dissertation report.
37. Consolidation and direct transfer treatment on findings.
38. On item-splitting in ALRA diagram construction.
39. Literature review strategy on an original management topic.
40. A low-risk, high-return dissertation approach.
41. Guidelines for dissertation report writing, with regard to the project implementation part.
42. To work out the initial ALRA diagrams from the synopsis document draft.
44. Two basic desirable features of a research objective.
45. Two types of dissertation projects.
46. Objective formulation methods types.
47: Some additional recommendations on creating your management-concerns diagram
48: Queries and answers about academic ideas of theoretical framework levels 0 and 1.
49. How is the synopsis form content related to the ALRA diagrams.
50. How to cope with the confusion encountered in an MBA dissertation project.
51. A note on research objectives in ALRA.
52. Two versions of contextualization
53. A guide to study literature for ALRA employment.
54. On the core-focus-domain the ALRA diagrams.
55. A note on the "holistic" nature of the ALRA.
56. The legitimate reasons to reduce items number in the theoretical framework.
57: How to make management-concerns item formulation more concise and precise.
58. On the organizational unit of analysis, with some reference to the ALRA.
59. On uncovering the elements of project title and diagram title, etc.
60. When is a factor a zone 1 (environmental drivers) item? a note.
62. The academic terms-based nature of theoretical framework level-0.
63. How to formulate and evaluate zone 3a items: a note.
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