Dissertation help comes in many forms - books being the most common - but with so many research books on the market - which are the best. In this regular conference series we took a time out to recommend those that have helped our work.

1. Thank You for coming
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Doc toral Students Sharing the Books that Make
the Journey Easier

2. A Book Long Overdue
Professors Choice
Award
Reason & Rigor: How
Conceptual
Frameworks Guide
Research
UK Link

3. What’s In It?
In other words:
This text is the key to internal
consistency – it outlines the
secrets to “the golden threads”
that help you fly through final
defense

4. Up and
Coming =
Very Helpful
•Doing your dissertation
with Microsoft® Word: A
comprehensive guide to
using Microsoft® Word
for academic writing
Updated for Microsoft®
Word 2007 & Microsoft
Word® 2010
•UK link

5. Extensive content
Outlines the basic to the
detailed
Helps you:
1. Navigate large documents
2. Avoid redundancy
3. Keep yourself and your
reviewer from going crazy
with review notes

6. A few “Experts”
1. Case Study Research:
Design and Methods
(Applied Social
Research Methods)
2. UK link

8. Book by the best
Quantitative Prof we
know
•IBM SPSS for
Introductory
Statistics: Use and
Interpretation, Fifth
Edition
•UK Link

9. Highly Readable
Gives tons of
examples, diagrams,
and problems to
complete to enhance
learning for all types
of learners

10. Methodology where
we know the author.2
1. Narrative Methods
for Organizational &
Communication
Research (SAGE
series in
Management
Research)
2. UK Link

11. Making difficult procedures clear to
bridge qualitative work with narrative

12. Last but not least!
•Writing Your Doctoral
Dissertation or Thesis
Faster: A Proven Map to
Success
•UK Link

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