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You would like to apply the case study research methodology to your next academic paper or thesis?

Then you should stop everything else right away, because in this article you will get a super fast and effective beginner’s tutorial on how to conduct a case study.

In only 6 easy-to-follow steps you will learn the basics of case study research and how to apply them.

What is the case study research methodology?

Case study research is often used in social sciences. It investigates a current phenomenon that can be observed in our world (as opposed to, for example, historical events or natural laws).

This phenomenon is always anchored in a specific context, which must be taken into account throughout the entire case study. A possible context can be an organization, a country, or even a single person.

The case needs to provide the context in which the phenomenon under investigation can be observed.

📚 Yin, R. K. (2018). Case study research and applications: design and methods. Sixth edition. Los Angeles, SAGE.

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00:00 Intro
00:32 What is the case study research methodology?
02:09 Who should be doing case study research?
03:55 How to write a case study (Robert Yin)
04:43 #1 Planning your case study
06:02 #2 Setting up the research design
07:00 #3 Preparing for data collection
08:33 #4 Data collection
09:17 #5 Data analysis
10:05 #6 Interpreting the results

In a case study, the researcher has no influence on the events (as opposed to, for example, an experiment in a laboratory). Rather, data is collected in the field or from third parties about that case to analyze the phenomenon and to arrive at theoretical and/or practical conclusions.

Both qualitative approaches (such as interviews and grounded theory) and quantitative methods (such as surveys and statistical tests) can be used in data collection and analysis. The special feature is that the research focuses only on one specific “case”.

Comparative or multiple case studies are special forms of case study research that relate and contrast several cases to each other.

A case study always answers a specific research question, which is best started with “how” or in rare cases also with “why”.

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