In this chapter, we will outline the background and common usage of
grounded theory. We then discuss how grounded theory is used in specific
research situations. This will be followed by a case study of backpackers
travelling around Australia, and whether or not they experienced the
'authentic Australia' in their journeys. Then, we discuss grounded theory
in practice and the steps in the process of 'doing' grounded theory. We
conclude the chapter with some final thoughts concerning the presentation
and writing up of the research outcomes of the grounded theory research
approach.
History
Editor
Hillman W; Radel K
Parent Title
Qualitative methods in tourism research: Theory and practice