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RESEARCH FOCUS: AN INTEGRATIVE MODEL FOR THE PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF NATURE, PEACE AND DEMOCRACY.

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Thomas Fränkle M. Sc. / doctoral candidate

AN INTEGRATIVE MODEL FOR THE PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF NATURE, PEACE AND DEMOCRACY (DOCTORAL DISSERTATION) / planned/scheduled / 08/2026)

Qualitative Research; Quantitative Research; Mixed Methods; Grounded Theory; Non-Experimental Research; Interviews, focus groups, case studies; Surveys, experiments, statistical analysis; Observations, surveys, correlational analyses Correlational Design; Longitudinal Design; Mixed-Methods Design
Thomas Fränkle M. Sc. / doctoral candidate EMERGENCY EXIT! THE ROADMAP TO THE "UNITED STATES OF EUROPE 2030" (SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATION / planned/scheduled / 02/2026) Non-Experimental Research; Case Studies; Grounded Theory Content Analysis; Literature and Document Analysis Cross-Sectional Design; Case Study Design; Mixed-Methods Design
Thomas Fränkle M. Sc. / doctoral candidate DIPLOMATIC AND SECURITY STRATEGIC PRESSURE FROM THE US ERODES EUROPE´S LEGITIMACY (SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATION / planned/scheduled / 01/2026) Non-Experimental Research; Grounded Theory Content Analysis; Literature and Document Analysis Cross-Sectional Design; Case Study Design; Mixed-Methods Design
Thomas Fränkle M. Sc. / doctoral candidate

HUNTED BY AI! EUROPE'S LEADERSHIP - WITHOUT A SECURITY STRATEGY AND NO FLAG (SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATION 11/2025)

Non-Experimental Research; Grounded Theory Content Analysis; Literature and Document Analysis Cross-Sectional Design; Case Study Design; Mixed-Methods Design
Thomas Fränkle M. Sc. / doctoral candidate HOW DIGITIZATION IS CHANGING THE COMBAT READINESS AND COMMAND AND CONTROLL CAPABILITIES OF THE GERMAN ARMEE FORCES AND NATO´S SPEARHEAD IN EUROPE. DIGITAL MILITARY STRATEGIES IN THE 21ST CENTURY (MASTER-THESIS 04/2021) Qualitative Research; Quantitative Research; Mixed Methods; Grounded Theory; Non-Experimental Research Interviews, focus groups, case studies; Surveys, experiments, statistical analysis; Observations, surveys, correlational analyses Correlational Design; Mixed-Methods Design
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Methodology (EN) Objective Methods Example
Qualitative ResearchIn-depth understanding of phenomena and contextsInterviews, focus groups, case studiesInvestigating behavioral patterns or social interactions
Quantitative ResearchMeasuring and quantifying phenomenaSurveys, experiments, statistical analysisCollecting data on customer preferences through surveys
Mixed MethodsCombining qualitative and quantitative approachesIntegrating interviews and surveysStudy combining quantitative survey results and qualitative interviews
Experimental ResearchExamining cause-and-effect relationshipsControlled experiments, randomizationTesting the effectiveness of a medication in a clinical trial
Non-Experimental ResearchObservations without intervening in the variables under studyObservations, surveys, correlational analysesExamining the relationship between job satisfaction and productivity
Case StudiesDetailed investigation of a single case or a small groupIn-depth interviews, observations, document analysisExamining a company with a successful marketing campaign
Grounded TheoryDeveloping theories from collected data without preconceived hypothesesQualitative data collection (interviews, observations), constant comparisonDeveloping a theory of customer retention based on interviews
Phenomenological ResearchInvestigating personal experiences and perceptionsIn-depth interviews, reflectionsAnalyzing patients’ experiences with a specific illness
Ethnographic ResearchStudying cultures, groups, or social contextsField observations, interviewsResearching the behavior of a particular community or subculture
Action ResearchChanging or improving practical problems through researchCyclical processes of planning, action, observation, and reflectionSchool programs to improve student performance
Methods (EN) Goal Types Example
InterviewsGain detailed insights into opinions and experiencesStructured, semi-structured, unstructured interviewsIn-depth interview with an expert in a field
SurveysCollect large amounts of data on specific topicsOnline surveys, paper surveys, telephone surveysCustomer satisfaction survey
ObservationsAnalyze behavior or events in their natural contextParticipant or non-participant observationObservation of student behavior in a classroom
ExperimentsTest cause-and-effect relationships under controlled conditionsLaboratory and field experimentsTesting the effects of advertising on consumer behavior
Case StudiesIn-depth analysis of a single case or small groupSingle or multiple case studiesCase study of a company undergoing an innovation process
Secondary Research (Desk Research)Use existing data and sources for researchLiterature review, analysis of existing datasetsAnalysis of market research reports
Content AnalysisSystematic analysis of texts or media contentQualitative and quantitative content analysisAnalysis of newspaper articles to study political representation
Field ResearchCollect data in real-world, uncontrolled environmentsDirect observation, on-site interviewsEthnographic research in an indigenous community
Delphi MethodAchieve consensus through expert opinions on a topicAnonymous surveys with multiple roundsConsensus on future technological trends
Literature and Document AnalysisSystematic review of existing texts or documentsAnalysis of academic papers, reports, archivesStudy of legal texts for legal development
Research Design (EN) Goal Methods Example
Exploratory DesignDiscover new phenomena or understand unexplored topicsQualitative methods (interviews, focus groups)Initial investigation of a new market
Descriptive DesignDescribe phenomena or relationships in detailSurveys, observationsSurvey on customer satisfaction
Causal DesignIdentify cause-and-effect relationshipsExperimental studies, control groupsTesting the effectiveness of a new drug
Correlational DesignStudy relationships between variables without proving causalityStatistical analyses (e.g., Pearson correlation)Investigating the relationship between sleep and performance
Quasi-Experimental DesignStudy cause-and-effect relationships without random assignmentField experiments, natural experimentsStudy of educational programs in schools without random assignment
Longitudinal DesignTrack changes over a long period of timeRepeated measurements in the same groupLong-term study of behavior development
Cross-Sectional DesignStudy phenomena at a specific point in timeOne-time data collection at a point in timeSurvey on a particular topic at a given time
Case Study DesignIn-depth study of a single case or small groupQualitative analysis, interviews, documentationCase study of a company with a successful marketing campaign
Experimental DesignIdentify causes and effects through controlled experimentsRandomized control groups, variable manipulationTesting a new product in a laboratory setting
Mixed-Methods DesignCombine qualitative and quantitative methods for broader insightsIntegration of surveys, interviews, statistical analysisA study combining quantitative survey results with qualitative interviews

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