The Diebold case was not an aberration, but merely a particularly rich case study of a much broader phenomenon, most extensively described in Dan Gilmore's We the Media.
"I think of Rwanda as a very rich case study," notes Wharton professor Katherine Klein, who designed the course with Eric Kacou, co-founder of Entrepreneurial Solutions Partners.
What we might think of as the social practice of urban terrain offers a particularly rich case study in how fluid boundaries between art, writing, media, design, and activism are within contemporary environmental culture.
Three households whose members comprised an extended family were selected from the larger sample to examine as an in-depth, ethnographically rich case study for this paper.
The book presents a series of interdisciplinary, empirically rich case studies showing how small-scale farmers manage ecosystems and organize collectively as they seek useful collaborations with international NGOs and coffee companies to create opportunities for themselves in the coffee market.
This pair of eminent Stanford professors is the first to shed systematic light on the pervasive problem of scaling with a landmark book full of rich case studies, powerful research evidence, and actionable ideas for anyone who cares about making groups or organizations more effective.
In Movement-Driven Development, Christopher L. Gibson combines rigorous statistical methodology with rich case studies to argue that this transformation is the result of a subnationally-rooted process driven by civil society actors, namely the Sanitarist Movement.
The empirically rich case studies add much needed nuance to the literature on corporate sustainability.
This book combines conceptual innovation and rich case studies to suggest important ways forward on this crucial issue.
