The epistemological posture of management sciences is an essential step in the development of scientific research work, generally, in different sciences, and particularly, in the study of management practices. At the level of the literature, there is a panoply of epistemological paradigms to which researchers can refer. In the context of our article, we are only interested in two research paradigms, which are positivism and developed positivism. This article will first define research in management science and its stages. Then, he will present an analysis of two paradigms, namely positivism through its functionalities (nature of knowledge, production and status of knowledge as well as the mode of reasoning), and critical realism under the n...
This paper examines the positivist model of science and the reasons for which philosophers of scienc...
This study informs knowledge management (KM) research assessing the philosophical assumptions and pa...
Research in management sciences has always been a subject of debate: In which current should managem...
In conducting management research, the researcher’s stance of ontology and epistemology in the cont...
This article presents a scholarly debate on the main paradigms discussed by researchers and explored...
The purpose of this work is to investigate the main philosophical underpinnings of major research pa...
This paper examined six philosophical paradigms, namely positivism, interpretivism, post-positivism,...
This article describes the dífficulties that management sciences have historically confronted to giv...
Research paradigms guide scientific discoveries through their assumptions and principles. Understand...
Abstract: From last several years epistemology and its principle plays vital role in the development...
The paradigms of inquiry can be distinguished through their ontology, epistemology, and methodology....
Before carrying out the empirical analysis of the role of management culture in corporate social res...
Epistemology, a branch of philosophy, examines and contributes as a theory of knowledge by consideri...
This article attempts to define a methodological paradigm for public administration study by combin...
A paradigm or worldview is “a basic set of beliefs that guide action” (Guba, 1990: 17). These belief...
This paper examines the positivist model of science and the reasons for which philosophers of scienc...
This study informs knowledge management (KM) research assessing the philosophical assumptions and pa...
Research in management sciences has always been a subject of debate: In which current should managem...
In conducting management research, the researcher’s stance of ontology and epistemology in the cont...
This article presents a scholarly debate on the main paradigms discussed by researchers and explored...
The purpose of this work is to investigate the main philosophical underpinnings of major research pa...
This paper examined six philosophical paradigms, namely positivism, interpretivism, post-positivism,...
This article describes the dífficulties that management sciences have historically confronted to giv...
Research paradigms guide scientific discoveries through their assumptions and principles. Understand...
Abstract: From last several years epistemology and its principle plays vital role in the development...
The paradigms of inquiry can be distinguished through their ontology, epistemology, and methodology....
Before carrying out the empirical analysis of the role of management culture in corporate social res...
Epistemology, a branch of philosophy, examines and contributes as a theory of knowledge by consideri...
This article attempts to define a methodological paradigm for public administration study by combin...
A paradigm or worldview is “a basic set of beliefs that guide action” (Guba, 1990: 17). These belief...
This paper examines the positivist model of science and the reasons for which philosophers of scienc...
This study informs knowledge management (KM) research assessing the philosophical assumptions and pa...
Research in management sciences has always been a subject of debate: In which current should managem...