This book aims to provide an insider's view of the research process, by focussing on actual choices made in the conduct of accounting research projects, together with a realistic perception of what might go wrong, even with careful planning. 
This book address to these issues by adopting a practical approach which takes the reader from the initiation of the research idea right through to the publication of the research findings. Although the focus, and examples are mainly accounting based, much of the material will also be relevant to more general business applications, of particular interest to those pursuing a Business Administration qualification.