The Case Study Method: Critical Reflection
This paper tackles different aspects of the case study method. This covers a critical discussion about the definition; including its meaning in both of qualitative and quantitative. The paper reveals key criticisms of this method; particularly the concerns about generalizability and subjectivity. Exploratory, explanatory and descriptive cases are different styles that have been examined. Furthermore, the way of conducting case studies and its related ethical issues have been critically discussed.
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