The role of a pragmatist paradigm when adopting mixed methods in behavioural accounting research Online publication date: Sun, 10-Sep-2017
by John A. Brierley
International Journal of Behavioural Accounting and Finance (IJBAF), Vol. 6, No. 2, 2017
Abstract: This paper argues that a flexible approach should be adopted in the application of mixed methods research in behavioural accounting research by conducting it within the pragmatic paradigm, especially when a paradigm is defined as shared beliefs among members of a speciality area. By doing this, behavioural accounting researchers are not restricted by ontological and epistemological issues when deciding on how to address a variety of different research questions.
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