Stockholm School of Economics

Tricia Cleland Silva (Visit abroad)
Paulo de Tarso Fonseca Silva (Visit abroad)

Management and Organisation, Helsinki

Activity: Visiting an external institution › Visit to other institution

Description

On a regular basis, the PhD Methods Clinic invites progressive thinkers from the field to help us in our endeavour of understanding what methodology and methods can be for each and every one of us. Critical, eye-opening and challenging - the objective of the Methods Clinic is to bring in new or alternative perspectives and to dive deeper into a particular method. At the same time, we try to create room to discuss ideas and concerns related to our own research.

Period	25.11.2020
Visiting	Stockholm School of Economics
Degree of Recognition	International

Areas of Strength and Areas of High Potential (AoS and AoHP)

AoS: Responsible organising

Documents & Links

Methods Clinic on "Making Sense of Research Through Story” with Tricia Cleland Silva, Hanken School of Economics, and Paulo de Tarso Fonseca Silva, Metaphora International. -------------------------------------------------------- We are and we become the stories we tell. Stories are powerful ways for humans to make sense of themselves and their workplaces (Boje 1991; Brown et al., 2008; Gabriel, 2000; Weick, 1995) and socially construct identities and relationships (Brown, 2006; Ybema, 2014). Through the method of Collaborative Story Craft, this workshop explores your stories as researchers and strives to uncover stories that unite us in our fields of study as well as our responsibilities to those impacted by our work. Collaborative Story Craft takes the participants on a three step journey of externalising our values and beliefs around an uniting activity (in this case, research) and collectively crafts commonalities and patterns amongst the individual stories to create a future story that resonates with the entire group. The method can be used in various qualitative research settings and as a tool in your research positioning. The workshop will be facilitated by Tricia Cleland Silva, PhD (Hanken School of Economics) and Paulo de Tarso Fonseca Silva, who describe themselves as pragmatic academics and story mediators. Through their work at their co-founded company, Metaphora International, various communities of practices, and universities, the method of Collaborative Story Craft continues to evolve.