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    What is Case Study?

    A case study is a research method that includes a detailed examination of a study subject. It’s considered that Frederic Le Play was the first person who introduced the case-study method into a social science in 1829.

    There are three types of case studies:

    • Linear
    • Process-oriented
    • Grounded

    These types of case studies include the following:

    • Illustrative case studies.
    • Exploratory case studies.
    • Cumulative case studies.
    • Critical instance case studies.
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