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strategic alliances, Fly emirates – Qantas alliances 3

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Structure of an Empirically-based Dissertation

Abstract

This is a synopsis of your work, normally not more than 500 words long. This synopsis should describe concisely and clearly the main aspects of your finished research,

that is, context, strategic issue, research questions, knowledge domain, research design, principal findings, and implications to management. A sharp synopsis suggests

to the reader that the work is focused and that you have a good grasp of your accomplished work.

Chapter 1 Introduction

This chapter provides the underlying rationale and purpose of the study. It should set out the business context and any existing strategic issues, demonstrating to the

reader the relevance of the study in this context. In this chapter you are expected to describe aims and objectives for the investigation, and to identify specific

research questions, which may take the form of hypotheses that will be tested within the study.

Chapter 2 Literature Review

This chapter provides a critical review of the literature related to the problem area you are studying. This means that you should demonstrate your ability to identify

and to analyse the strengths and weaknesses of the theories or schools of thought relevant to your topic. You should also demonstrate your ability to identify how your

study may contribute to the existing body of knowledge.

This chapter should close with the articulation of a conceptual framework, that is, a comprehensive synthesis of the analytical models and concepts which you used to

answer your research questions. This framework consists of patterns of concepts and their interconnections. In other words, it explains how all the concepts fit

together and how they relate one to another. The conceptual framework informs your data collection, in determining what measurable concepts may constitute empirical

evidence, and in determining the nature of the data to be collected.

Chapter 3 Research Design

This chapter presents your research plan. This includes a reference to your measurable concepts or research variables, a choice of method(s) for data collection, a

rationale for the implementation of the method, how the gathering of raw data was operationalised, and a choice of method(s) for data analysis. This chapter should

describe and justify the choice of methodology and methods adopted for the work, exposing any potential weaknesses. You should also characterize your data source, your

sampling technique, the sample size, and the rate of response (if applicable).

Chapter 4 Analysis of the Data

This chapter presents the application of your chosen methods or techniques to your raw data in order to generate data summaries and findings. Examples of such

techniques are Chi Square test and Content Analysis. The outcome of your analysis provides the evidence that supports the answer to your research questions. This

section of the dissertation is about finding things out by research, rather than discovering ready-made results reported in the literature. The findings of the

research undertaken should be presented in a clear and unambiguous manner. Diagrams, charts and tables should be employed, where appropriate, to aid the reader in

understanding these findings.

Chapter 5 Interpreting the Research Material

This chapter should focus on drawing together the findings that have emerged from your analysis and relating them to other previous studies identified earlier in the

literature review. In this chapter you are expected to show your capacity for reflective and logical argument. This might include validating specific hypotheses

advanced at the outset of the study, or summarising the degree to which particular assumptions advanced in the literature appear to be borne out or contradicted by the

findings. The interpretation of the research material reflects your understanding of and your insights into the processes and dynamics of the topic you have

researched.

Chapter 6 Conclusions

Your final conclusions should relate back to the aim and objectives of the study stated at the Introduction. These should be strategic conclusions. They summarise your

judgement on the implications of the research outcomes to management and professional practice, what options should be taken or what should be done in response to your

strategic questions. The strategic conclusions should be based on the new insight provided by your research findings.

References

Details of the bibliographic references made in the text should be included in this section. MMUBS Executive has introduced a standard Harvard referencing style for

all undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in the School. You should use this standard.

A document is available from the library providing instruction on applying the MMUBS Harvard referencing standard to your work this includes detailed instruction on

how to cite from and reference different sources. In addition, a two page handout providing examples of how to reference different sources is available from the

library.
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