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Editorial

Embracing diversity through mixed methods research

Pär J Ågerfalk
Pages 251-256 | Published online: 19 Dec 2017
 
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Acknowledgements

I am grateful to Mats Edenius, Owen Eriksson, Josef Pallas, Frantz Rowe, Jonas Sjöström, and Dov Te’eni for helpful comments on draft versions of this editorial. I would also like to thank Myriam Raymond for helping out with the article summaries for this issue of EJIS. Finally, I especially wish to thank the associate editors of this issue for their most appreciated support and continuous engagement: Joe Nandhakumar from Warwick Business School; Richard Baskerville from Georgia State University; Andrew Schwarz from Louisiana State University and James Pick from University of Redlands.

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