Methods in Case Study Analysis - Webanketa
Like any research process, quantitative or qualitative, one of the first steps of the case study method is to state the theory and the set of research questions to be answered. Whereas quantitative studies generalize from a sample to a population, Yin notes that case studies must generalize to a theory. But the researcher does not always have good
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