@inbook{083e7badfdda4cdabd45e69a1e73a4fd,
title = "Data Sources from Archives to the Internet",
abstract = "This chapter presents two broad approaches to the collection of qualitative data in accounting and finance research: historical research, and research using the internet and social media. It first discusses the importance of archival records as a source of data. Following this the chapter considers oral history techniques as well as visual, cultural and ancient sources. The second part of chapter 6 focuses on how the internet and social media can be used as a research tool to gather data. This is followed by a discussion on the practicalities and ethical considerations of conducting online research.",
keywords = "Data, Archive, Internet, Accounting, Finance, Research Methods",
author = "Darren Jubb and Lubaina Zakaria and Keith Gori and {Perez Vega}, Rodrigo",
year = "2016",
month = sep,
doi = "10.23912/978-1-910158-88-3-3235",
language = "English",
isbn = "9781910158883",
series = "Global Management Series",
publisher = "Goodfellow Publishers",
pages = "101--122",
editor = "Audrey Paterson and Leung, {David } and Jackson, {William } and Robert MacIntosh and O'Gorman, {Kevin }",
booktitle = "Research Methods for Accounting and Finance",
}