Composing case study reports - some notes

The following notes are on the topic of Case Study Report Composition in Case Study Research:

1. Main audiences of the report, with their respective concerns and preferred communication styles
2. Varieties of Case Study Compositions
• Written or nonwritten
• Varieties of written  reports: e.g. types of structure: linear-analytic, comparative, chronological, theory-building, etc.
3. Procedures in writing  a Case Study Report
• When and how to start composing
• Case  identities: real or anonymous
• Reviewing the Case Study Report draft
4. Desirable attributes of a Case Study Report
• It is significant
• It is complete
• It considers alternative perspectives
• It displays sufficient evidence
• It is  engaging

Reference
Yin, R.K. (1989) "Chapter 6: Composing the Case Study "Report" ", Case Study research: Design and Methods, SAGE Publications