Introducing an exciting new feature of the journal Qualitative Research in Organizations and Management (QROM). Over the next few months, we plan to make groups of published papers freely available, in categories such as 'Classic' (e.g., highly downloaded) and 'Themed' (e.g., sensemaking). 

The selected papers reflect significant contributions to critical approaches to qualitative research methods, including ethnography, postmodernity, gender studies, methods of the self, etc. We encourage readers to see these collections as inspiration for future research, and we encourage you all to submit to QROM. 

The below papers are part of our Classic Collection and are free to access until the end of September 2023.
 

Evaluating Inductive vs Deductive Research in Management Studies: Implications for Authors, Editors, and Reviewers by Jaana Woiceshyn and Urs Daellenbach

Of methods and methodology by Alan Bryman

The telephone medium and semi-structured interviews: a complementary fit by Moira Cachia and Lynne Millward

Using triangulation to validate themes in qualitative studies by Karsten Jonsen and Karen A. Jehn

Taking qualitative methods in organization and management research seriously by Catherine Cassell and Gillian Symon

Making sense of sensemaking: the critical sensemaking approach by Jean Helms Mills, Amy Thurlow and Albert J Mills

Managers' motivation to evaluate subordinate performance by Sylvie St‐Onge, Denis Morin, Mario Bellehumeur and Francine Dupuis

A systematic qualitative case study: questions, data collection, NVivo analysis and saturation by Kausar Alam

Defining qualitative management research: an empirical investigation by Phil Johnson, Anna Buehring, Catherine Cassell and Gillian Symon

The researcher interview: a reflexive perspective by Alan Bryman and Catherine Cassell