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Beattie, Hay, Munro and Livingstone (2002)
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Beattie, R., Hay, G., Munro, P. and Livingstone, R. (2002) ‘The Methodological and Ethical Issues of Conducting Management Research in the Voluntary Sector’, Public Management Review 4(1): 119-127.Editorial Comment:
Abstract: This article discusses the methodological and ethical issues involved in conducting research in the voluntary sector. By outlining a proposed research strategy the authors highlight the challenges and issues that voluntary sector researchers face. The article concludes that the nature of the voluntary sector and the unique characteristics of voluntary organizations not only impact on the development of voluntary sector management theory but also on the research design, ethics and practices adopted for empirical studies into voluntary organizations.
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