Methods for Researching Global Challenges

• Utgivningsdatum: 2026-11-03
• Mått: 156 x 234 x undefined mm
• Vikt: 930 g
• Format: Inbunden
• Språk: Engelska
• Antal sidor: 394
• Förlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
• ISBN: 9781041150787

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• Sociologi

Mustafa F. Özbilgin is a Professor of Organisational Behaviour in Brunel Business School, London, examining workplace equality, diversity, and inclusion from comparative and relational perspectives.Cihat Erbil is an Associate Professor at Ankara Hacı Bayram Veli University, examining power, inclusion, marginalisation, and resistance in organisations through Critical Management Studies.Dimitria G. Groutsis is a Professor of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at the University of Sydney Business School. She is a leading scholar in migration, labour mobility, and ethno‑racial diversity, bridging research and practice through impactful publications, major research funding, and partnerships across industry, government, and global organisations.

‘This book offers a powerful and timely rethinking of research methods, demonstrating how scholars can meaningfully engage with the complexity, inequality, and urgency of global challenges through innovative, reflexive, participatory, and ethically grounded approaches. The book’s rich interdisciplinary perspectives and commitment to epistemic plurality and relational ontology make it an indispensable guide for researchers seeking to produce impactful and socially responsible knowledge that addresses the intricate human stakes of our time.’ Professor Eddy Ng, Queen’s University‘This edited book on Methods for Researching Global Challenges is a wonderful interdisciplinary guide in which method is viewed as a political and moral instrument. Advocating strongly for a pluralistic epistemology, it proposes an ecology of methods, where organizational methodological choices are situated within configurations of power, scale, space, and temporality. It comes at just the right time, at a moment when the world, beyond its divisions, has to rediscover the importance of its diversity in order to better understand it.’Professor Jean-François Chanlat, Université Paris-Dauphine PSL‘Methods for Researching Global Challenges is a timely and important contribution that recognizes a central challenge of our era: The polycrisis we face cannot be adequately understood through inherited methodological approaches alone. By rethinking how research is designed, conducted, and shared, this volume offers innovative and reflexive methodological tools for any scholar serious about studying global challenges without reproducing the very injustices they seek to understand.’Professor Lena Knappert, WU Vienna University of Economics and Business‘Özbilgin, Erbil, and Groutsis have assembled an important collection that treats method as a moral and political instrument, not merely a technical one. Essential reading for researchers who take seriously the relationship between methodology, power, and global responsibility.’Professor Trisha Greenhalgh, University of Oxford‘A groundbreaking and inspiring volume that redefines methodological inquiry for an era of global and complex social challenges. Rich in innovation, intellectual depth, and practical relevance, it is destined to become a foundational reference for interdisciplinary research.’Professor Tania Saba, Université de Montréal‘This book comes at a time when more than ever pluriversal knowledge is essential for wicked global problems. What makes this book so outstanding is the sharing of epistemic knowledge long neglected that offers the possibility for a different path forward.’Stella Nkomo, Emeritus Professor, University of Pretoria‘This outstanding volume makes a compelling case that in the polycrisis conditions of the twenty-first century social sciences methodology is the space where epistemology, politics, and care meet, situating the question of whose knowledge counts as the starting point for research on global challenges.’Associate Professor Samantha Owen, Curtin University

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