Introduction: Expert Interviews — An Introduction to a New Methodological Debate

Bogner, Alexander; Littig, Beate; Menz, Wolfgang

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“…We review secondary literature and discuss findings from expert interviews (Bogner et al, 2009) conducted in the UK and HKSAR in 2013 and 2014. These interviews were drawn from a larger qualitative dataset as part of a research project on age management in the UK and HKSAR.…”

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Age, work and pensions in the United Kingdom and Hong Kong: An institutional perspective

Flynn

Schröder

2018

Economic and Industrial Democracy

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This article explores whether comparative institutionalism can be used to identify path-dependent approaches to the management of ageing workforces in the United Kingdom (UK) and Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR), and considers whether and how the global phenomenon of population ageing is leading to a convergence of approaches between Western and Eastern economies. Using semi-structured expert interviews, the article discusses these countries' approaches to employment regulation, welfare provision and public sector employment. The findings show that the two economies exhibit a converging trend: namely shifting responsibilities for extended longevity from the state and employer towards the individual worker. However, stakeholder pressure (especially from trade unions) has tempered this trend in the UK more than in HKSAR. This indicates that stakeholders' relative ability to use their agency in setting and pursuing agendas that diverge from public policy paths influences not only national-level policymaking but also organisational-level HRM.

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Age, work and pensions in the United Kingdom and Hong Kong: An institutional perspective

Flynn

Schröder

2018

Economic and Industrial Democracy

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“…Talking to experts is an especially efficient method of gathering data in the exploratory phase of a research project compared with, for instance, participatory observation or systematic quantitative surveys (Bogner, Littig, & Menz, 2009). Experts are people who hold key positions in their organisations and in the case of this study their support, possibly motivated by a shared understanding of the social relevance of the research, made it easier to gain access to an extended circle of experts.…”

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Algorithms for journalism: The future of news work

Lindén

2017

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“…Taking a ground-up approach aiming to develop theory from the reconstruction of knowledge from semi-structured interviews with experts is said by Flick [52] to be appropriate as a stand-alone method for research that compares the contents and differences of experts when they are "representatives of different institutions in a field." Expert interviews in this way are, according to Bogner and Menz [53], well placed for research on technical knowledge, process knowledge, as well as the interviewee's interpretive knowledge or points of view and interpretations.…”

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Magazine Publishing Innovation: Two Case Studies on Managing Creativity

Das

2016

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This paper aims to highlight a link between publishing business innovation and how editors manage creativity in the digital era. Examining the changing industrial and historical business context for the U.K. magazine publishing industry, two case studies are analyzed as representatives of different ends of the publishing company spectrum (one a newly launched magazine published by a major, the other an independent 'magazine' website start-up). Qualitative data analysis on publishing innovation and managing creativity is presented as a springboard for further research on magazine media management.

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Introduction: Expert Interviews — An Introduction to a New Methodological Debate

Cited by 327 publications

References 4 publications

Age, work and pensions in the United Kingdom and Hong Kong: An institutional perspective

Age, work and pensions in the United Kingdom and Hong Kong: An institutional perspective

Algorithms for journalism: The future of news work

Magazine Publishing Innovation: Two Case Studies on Managing Creativity

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