Table of Contents

Preface
PART I: FOUNDATIONS OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH
1. Philosophical Foundations: Qualitative Research as Paradigm
2. Qualitative Research as Method
PART II: MAJOR QUALITATIVE TRADITIONS IN LEADERSHIP RESEARCH
3. Case Studies in Leadership Research
4. Content Analysis in Leadership Research
5. Qualitative Interviewing in Leadership Research
6. Mixed Methods (mms) in Leadership Research
PART III: UNDERUTILIZED QUALITATIVE METHODS IN LEADERSHIP STUDIES
7. Grounded Theory and Ethnography
8. Phenomenology and Narrative Analysis
9. Beyond Words: Sights and Sounds in Qualitative Leadership Research
PART IV: EMPIRICAL QUALITATIVE LEADERSHIP STUDIES
10. Content Analysis of the Writings of Mary Parker Follett - Suzanne Martin
11. Leadership in At-Risk Communities – J. Randall Wallace
12. Epilogue

About the Author

Karin Klenke, Leadership Development Institute (LDI) International, Midlothian, VA, USA

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In this book, author Karin Klenke presents readers with the second edition of her comprehensive examination of the theory and process of conducting qualitative research in the field of leadership studies. The author covers qualitative research theory and methodology, the major qualitative traditions in leadership research, phenomenology and narrative analysis, and many other related subjects. The text also includes chapters written by leadership training experts Suzanne Martin and J. Randall Wallace. The author is with the Leadership Development Institute International in Midlothian, Virginia.
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