Special Issue November 2007

Special Issue November 2007 ← From the Editor Judith A. Holton. Reading Grounded Theory: The value of exampling Barney G. Glaser The History of Grounded Theory based on Quantitative Methodology Barney G. Glaser Forty Years after Discovery: Grounded theory worldwide Barney G. Glaser in conversation with Massimiliano Tarozzi, After Discovery: Growing success Contributions by Evert Gummesson, Hans O. Thulesius, Alvita Nathaniel, Tom Andrews, Antoinette McCallin, Mark Rosenbaum, Astrid Gynnild, Walter Fernandez, Pernilla Pergert In Honor of Anselm Strauss: Collaboration Barney G....

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Call for Papers

Are you developing a classic grounded theory? Do you have data that could be resorted and further developed into a new grounded theory? Are you working on a formal theory, or are you reflecting on a methodological issue? We invite you to submit your paper for consideration for the next issue of Grounded Theory Review, which is published in late December and June each year.

The database of the Grounded Theory Review now contains more than a hundred articles on classic grounded theories—from either a methodological or a theoretical perspective. We would like to expand the open access database with more grounded theories that truly demonstrates the interdisciplinary potential of the classic grounded theory method. Following the 50th anniversary wish of GT’s co-founder Dr. Barney Glaser, we would like to see a conglomerate of new grounded theories that span a wide array of disciplines and topics and that demonstrate general applicability and conceptual strengths in diverse social contexts. The theories will be peer reviewed by experienced members of the advisory board of the Grounded Theory Review.

Please submit your paper no later than April 1 for the June edition and September 15 for the December edition.

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