Research proposal on Risk Management and CSR
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1. Title
This is just a tentative title for your intended research. You will be able to revise your title during the course of your research
2. Abstract
The proposal should include a concise statement of your intended research of no more than 100 words. This may be a couple of sentences setting out the problem that you want to examine or the central question that you wish to address.
3. The aims of your research project, the research question(s) and a brief outline of the background. The aims may cover both practical and theoretical outcomes, e.g. you might aim to suggest modifications to a theory to enhance its value or validity in a particular context. You should also mention the scope of your aims: do they refer to one organisation or a whole industry, for example? The aims should refer to your research project, not to yourself or your organisation. This section should clearly establish the relevance and potential contribution of your proposed research to the area of Risk Management, as a field of academic research and practice.
4. A brief review of previous research: are there any gaps you will fill? Which literature will your research draw on? This should be a critical review of the main books and articles relevant to your research (not just a list of articles or a statement of what you intend to read). We would normally expect it to comprise at least 1000 of your 3000 words.
5. A plan of how you propose to carry out your research. This should include an outline of the overall strategy for the research, any underlying assumptions made, the research methods to be used, the origin of the samples to be studied, the data collection methods to be adopted, how the results will be analysed etc. It should be clear how this plan follows from the aims. (Your plan should be reasonably detailed. It is not, for example, just sufficient to say you will do a questionnaire survey. If you are doing a survey, you will also need to specify the target population(s), what you want to find out and how this fits in with the project aims, your data gathering and sampling strategy and roughly how you will analyse the resulting data).
6. A critical discussion of your proposal. This should include: an explanation of the rationale behind your proposed methods, a consideration of any possible alternatives to your proposed methods, a realistic estimate of the potential value of the proposed research and any difficulties or uncertainties (practical, political, ethical, etc) that you foresee.
You should ensure that you thoroughly address all the points above. Your assignment will be marked using the University grade criteria for Level M.
It is advisable to pay particular attention to:
• Formulating clear, coherent and appropriate objectives
• Demonstrating how your research relates to the literature
• Producing a detailed and well-argued plan for your methods which clearly meets all of your objectives, and
• Includes a thorough critique which addresses a consideration of other possible methods.
This is just a tentative title for your intended research. You will be able to revise your title during the course of your research
2. Abstract
The proposal should include a concise statement of your intended research of no more than 100 words. This may be a couple of sentences setting out the problem that you want to examine or the central question that you wish to address.
3. The aims of your research project, the research question(s) and a brief outline of the background. The aims may cover both practical and theoretical outcomes, e.g. you might aim to suggest modifications to a theory to enhance its value or validity in a particular context. You should also mention the scope of your aims: do they refer to one organisation or a whole industry, for example? The aims should refer to your research project, not to yourself or your organisation. This section should clearly establish the relevance and potential contribution of your proposed research to the area of Risk Management, as a field of academic research and practice.
4. A brief review of previous research: are there any gaps you will fill? Which literature will your research draw on? This should be a critical review of the main books and articles relevant to your research (not just a list of articles or a statement of what you intend to read). We would normally expect it to comprise at least 1000 of your 3000 words.
5. A plan of how you propose to carry out your research. This should include an outline of the overall strategy for the research, any underlying assumptions made, the research methods to be used, the origin of the samples to be studied, the data collection methods to be adopted, how the results will be analysed etc. It should be clear how this plan follows from the aims. (Your plan should be reasonably detailed. It is not, for example, just sufficient to say you will do a questionnaire survey. If you are doing a survey, you will also need to specify the target population(s), what you want to find out and how this fits in with the project aims, your data gathering and sampling strategy and roughly how you will analyse the resulting data).
6. A critical discussion of your proposal. This should include: an explanation of the rationale behind your proposed methods, a consideration of any possible alternatives to your proposed methods, a realistic estimate of the potential value of the proposed research and any difficulties or uncertainties (practical, political, ethical, etc) that you foresee.
You should ensure that you thoroughly address all the points above. Your assignment will be marked using the University grade criteria for Level M.
It is advisable to pay particular attention to:
• Formulating clear, coherent and appropriate objectives
• Demonstrating how your research relates to the literature
• Producing a detailed and well-argued plan for your methods which clearly meets all of your objectives, and
• Includes a thorough critique which addresses a consideration of other possible methods.
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