Le Corbusier, the Dishonest Architect

Table of Contents
 Introduction
 Foreword
 Chapter One
 Chapter Two
 Chapter Three
 3.1 Organisation
 3.2 Reflection Object
 3.3 Context and Objectives
 3.4 Perspectives
 3.5 Scenarios
 3.6 Process
 3.7 Results: Conclusions, Tests, Measures and Benefits
 Chapter Four
 4.1 Singular or Intrapersonal Reflection
 4.2 Reflection in Small Groups/Teams
 4.3 Reflection in Large Groups
 Chapter Five
 Chapter Six
 6.1 Scientific Quality --
±Scientific Rigour?
 6.2 Quality Criterion Objectivity
 6.3 Quality Criterion Reliability
 6.4 Quality Criterion Validity. 6.5 Quality Criterion Ethics and Freedom from Plagiarism6.6 Quality Criterion Innovation
 6.7 Quality Criterion Sources
 6.8 Quality Criteria for Scientific Publications
 6.9 Design Thinking
 6.10 Project Management
 Chapter Seven
 7.1 Documentation of Results
 7.2 Structuring and Evaluating Results
 7.3 Testing and Verifying Results
 7.4 Measures/Decisions Derived from the Reflection
 7.5 Research Diaries
 7.6 Mind Maps
 Chapter Eight
 8.1 General Techniques
 8.2 Legal Techniques
 8.3 Techniques for Social Sciences and Economics
 Chapter Nine
 9.1 The Research Process at a Glance. 9.2 Project Ideas/ Research Ideas9.3 Project Objectives
 9.4 Research Paradigms
 9.5 Research Questions
 9.6 Hypothesis Formation
 9.7 Literature Review
 9.8 Methodology
 9.9 Data Collection
 9.10 Data Verification
 9.11 Result Screening
 9.12 Publications
 Chapter Ten
 10.1 Linearity and Non-Linearity
 10.2 Structured vs Unstructured Reflection
 10.3 Meta-Reflexivity
 10.4 Influence of Organisations and Stakeholders
 10.5 The Personality of the Researcher and the Research Group
 10.6 Self-Reflection
 Chapter Eleven
 11.1 A Business Administration Research Project. 11.2 A Legal Research ProjectChapter Twelve
 12.1 Results for the Research Process
 12.2 Increase Scientific Character of Research Results
 12.3 Contributions to Theory Formation
 12.4 Reflection and Innovation --
Innovative Results
 12.5 Increase Applicability of Research Results
 12.6 Emancipatory Aspects
 12.7 Empirical Results from Management
 12.8 Empirical Results from the Healthcare Sector
 12.9 Conclusion
 Chapter Thirteen
 13.1 Subjectivity
 13.2 Privileged Knowledge
 13.3 Relativity
 Chapter Fourteen
 14.1 Written Submissions --
±Peer Reviews?
 14.2 Involvement of Experts. 14.3 (Research) Models and Checklists14.4 Quality Management and Quality Assurance
 14.5 Knowledge Management
 14.6 Triangulation
 Chapter Fifteen
 15.1 Improvement of Research Results
 15.2 Validation of Results
 15.3 Reflection in the Multi-Method Context
 Chapter Sixteen
 Literature/References
 Image Directory
 List of Tables
 Appendices
 Glossary
 Index.