Media Review: Handbook of Mixed Methods Research in Business and Management

As a business and management research methodologist, I was keen to review Roslyn Cameron’s and Xanthe Golenko’s edited volume Mixed Methods Research in Business and Management. Having read the 26 chapters, written by both leading mixed methods researchers and early career academics from Australia, North America, Europe, and Asia, suffice to say, I am pleased to have had the opportunity. This volume considers a wide variety of innovations in mixed methods research (MMR), offering insights into new techniques and their applications across business and management and a range of its sub-disciplines. Woven into the volume are numerous insights into the continuing evolution of MMR as the “third research community” (Tashakkori et al., 2021, p. 3), with explicit consideration of future methodological developments alongside areas of concern.