Paul Hibbert, Professor of Management, University of St Andrews, UK and Honorary Professor, University of Auckland,Aotearoa New Zealand

• Contents: 1. Introduction: How to be a Reflexive Researcher 2. Reflexivity and Research Reflexivity 3. Reflexive Practice 4. Reflexive Practice in Research Processes 5. Case Study: Reflexive Practice in PhD Research 6. Case Study: Reflexive Practice in Collaborative Research 7. Conclusions and Prospects References Index

‘In an age where reflexivity has gained increased attention, this book stands out for its comprehensive, holistic exploration of this topic. Rooted in his expertise and with a voice of authenticity and compassion, Hibbert explores the complexity of reflexivity in a nuanced manner while also providing clear guidance for how to integrate reflexive practice into all phases of the research process. Whether one is just beginning their doctoral program or has decades of experience with interpretive scholarship, this work can help the reader learn and grow as a researcher and in cultivating a “scholarly way of life.”’

Paul Hibbert, Professor of Management, University of St Andrews, UK and Honorary Professor, University of Auckland,Aotearoa New Zealand

• Contents: 1. Introduction: How to be a Reflexive Researcher 2. Reflexivity and Research Reflexivity 3. Reflexive Practice 4. Reflexive Practice in Research Processes 5. Case Study: Reflexive Practice in PhD Research 6. Case Study: Reflexive Practice in Collaborative Research 7. Conclusions and Prospects References Index

‘In an age where reflexivity has gained increased attention, this book stands out for its comprehensive, holistic exploration of this topic. Rooted in his expertise and with a voice of authenticity and compassion, Hibbert explores the complexity of reflexivity in a nuanced manner while also providing clear guidance for how to integrate reflexive practice into all phases of the research process. Whether one is just beginning their doctoral program or has decades of experience with interpretive scholarship, this work can help the reader learn and grow as a researcher and in cultivating a “scholarly way of life.”’

Paul Hibbert, Professor of Management, University of St Andrews, UK and Honorary Professor, University of Auckland,Aotearoa New Zealand

• Contents: 1. Introduction: How to be a Reflexive Researcher 2. Reflexivity and Research Reflexivity 3. Reflexive Practice 4. Reflexive Practice in Research Processes 5. Case Study: Reflexive Practice in PhD Research 6. Case Study: Reflexive Practice in Collaborative Research 7. Conclusions and Prospects References Index

‘In an age where reflexivity has gained increased attention, this book stands out for its comprehensive, holistic exploration of this topic. Rooted in his expertise and with a voice of authenticity and compassion, Hibbert explores the complexity of reflexivity in a nuanced manner while also providing clear guidance for how to integrate reflexive practice into all phases of the research process. Whether one is just beginning their doctoral program or has decades of experience with interpretive scholarship, this work can help the reader learn and grow as a researcher and in cultivating a “scholarly way of life.”’