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Listen to this interview of Rashina Hoda, Professor of Software Engineering, Monash University, Australia. We talk about Rashina's pioneering work in the methodology called socio-technical grounded theory.
Rashina Hoda : "In terms of selecting reviewers, it's important to talk not just about topic alignment but also crucially, about methodology alignment as well. Because that is just so important for any reviewer to be able to do justice to the work in front of them."
- Link to Rashina's book — the place to start if you want to do STGT in your own research
- Link to Rashina's TSE paper — the source to cite if your research uses STGT
- Link to Rashina's Alt+Pubs — alternative publications beyond the peer-reviewed research paper
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