Replication or Single Cases. Part 3 of 3 on Case Studies

A lecture on case studies as a research strategy taken from a series on research methods and research design given to masters (graduate) students by Graham R Gibbs at the University of Huddersfield. This is part 3 of three, and examines the replication strategy in case studies and whether it should be based on literal or theoretical replication or whether the case study should use only a single case as a test case, extreme case or typical case.

[@norlizabintizakaria3366]

I've watched all your three vides and it's very comprehensive covering all key points including pitfalls. Thank you.

[@Ayquehambre]

Nice video editing 😊

[@revup4183]

I watched all the three parts. Vert comprehensive and informative! Thank you. :)

[@bdprimus]

I've seen all 3 videos on case study. Thank you for the knowledge. Your lectures are easy to follow and very comprehensive. I was a bit confused about sampling strategy for multiple case study and you have answered that. Do you have any lecture on case study and mixed methods research design? I will be very grateful for that.

[@narantuyajugder4962]

I've seen all 3 videos on case study. Have you produced a video of example study including how it was analysed. If yes, please do share it. Great lectures you have produced!

[@SaadAlSubaiei]

I've seen all the three parts, very comprehensive. If I may suggest a topic for your next post I would suggest that you take a very good example (study) and go in detail explaining the way by which it was conducted (critically). Thanks.

[@GrahamRGibbs]

Thanks for the suggestion. In fact when I'm teaching this topic I do something very like that as a class exercise. I can see there might be interest if I produced a video of that.

[@GrahamRGibbs]

I try to do that in my book, Analyzing Qualitative Data, published by SAGE. You might also look at some of the case studies of PhD students doing their analysis I did a few years ago. See: onlineqda.hud.ac.uk/Tutorials/index.php

[@azharoslan]

oh my goodness!!!! many thanks!

[@shahlayassaei3190]

Very wonderful presentations. Dear Graham, please upload all your talks.

[@kgaogelojohanna6516]

Very helpful information.

[@mariachristofi2308]

Many thankss

[@nativesoup4760]

Thank you

[@rajnisoni3850]

Dear, I loved your videos about case study and they are really helpful. I am doing my dissertation on BP at the time BP Deep Water Horizon disaster in the corporate governance context. I am not sure how to conduct this case study. Could you please give me some guidance on that? Thank you in advance!

[@teohjialong5454]

Greetings.I am a student from Malaysia.I've watched all three videos of yours and I would like to ask some questions.I would like to contact you through email. is that alright?