Wish to Craft a Qualitative Case Study Research?

Abstract

Since the South Asian Journal of Business and Management Cases has transitioned in the past two and a half years from a teaching case journal to a qualitative case study research journal, there has been a spike in queries on how to go about writing a research case. A common query is ‘I have an organization that is willing to let us write case on them, but we don’t know where to start and which questions to ask’. This editorial aims to provide some tips on how an uninitiated case author can start working on a case. One thing that needs to be remembered is that this is particularly from the point of view of writing qualitative case study research and, in general, for case research. Case study research is still an unchartered territory for many researchers. It is expected that the reader can unambiguously differentiate between a teaching case and a case study research. Moreover, there is no one way to address the issue; different scholars find their own ways. What we are suggesting here has worked for us and liked by our readers.