A személyes értékesítők hálózatépítési tevékenysége

Bauer, András; Gáti, Mirkó; Mitev, Ariel Zoltán

doi:10.18414/ksz.2019.1.95

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“…In grounded theory, the theoretical framework is generated from the interviewees' responses based on their identified dimensions. Still, to develop a coherent conceptual framework, we also considered concepts and terms used in the literature [71]. Qualitative methods are used to answer questions about experiences, meanings and perspectives, most often from the participantʹs perspective.…”

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confidence: 99%

“What’s Good for the Bees Will Be Good for Us!”—A Qualitative Study of the Factors Influencing Beekeeping Activity

Feketéné Ferenczi,

Szűcs,

Bauerné Gáthy

2024

Agriculture

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Beekeepers play a crucial role in the survival of honey bee populations, so it is essential to understand the drivers behind their activities. This qualitative study aims to explore the factors influencing beekeepers’ decision-making and to assess the relationship between beekeepers and their bees, to identify the relationship between them by building a theoretical model, and to assess the perception of pollination services as a potential source of income diversification among Hungarian beekeepers. Based on the grounded theory method, we created a paradigm model of beekeeping management based on semi-structured interviews with beekeepers in Hungary. In the analysis of the interviews, we first used open coding to develop categories according to the concepts used by the beekeepers, and then structured and linked these categories (axial coding). Finally, we identified the most relevant main categories (selective coding) and outlined the conceptual framework for beekeeping management. We mapped the strategies and beekeeping practices beekeepers use and the consequences they generate. The results show that several causal conditions influence beekeeping decisions and strategies. In an environment where beekeepers’ costs are increasing and their incomes are decreasing while implementing adaptation strategies, more targeted measures are needed to protect bees and increase beekeepers’ profitability.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%