Chapter Three: Research Methodology
below, we list the methodologies identified by Galliers (1991, p.149), indicating whether they typically conform to the positivist or interpretivist paradigms. Before introducing the methodologies we use in this research, we summarise the key features of the key methodologies in the table, identifying their respective strengths and weaknesses.
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