The Role of the Analytical scheme in the Creation of Scientific Texts - the Study of Value Chains of Luxury Goods
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https://doi.org/10.18559/SOEP.2016.1.6Keywords:
Research process, Luxury goodsAbstract
The aim of this article is to justify the purpose and usefulness of creating analytical schemas in research and scientific publications. An analytical scheme, understood here as the conceptual and methodological frame - both the study and the subsequent scientific texts, organization of research to, allow the tracing of the process of investigation into claims and to justify them. Describing the basic elements of the scheme and depicting the process of its creation (for example, the emergence of the idea of testing the value chains of luxury goods), try to prove why the creation of the conceptual and methodological framework of the study not only improves the research process and subsequent publishing, but also increases its consistency and transparency, which consequently improves the quality of research and publications.
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