research propsal

Preparing a research proposal about corporate governance: Freelancers are required to submit a statement (500-1000 words) about the broad area of study corporate governance. The statement should outline the initial thoughts within the context of the corporate governance. Consider the following points: • Identify your level of knowledge and understanding of the current literature/issues in the area of corporate governance; • Understand what drives you to undertake the research; • Evaluate the ability to express the ideas and research aspirations. To help you in preparing statement, we recommend including the following: 1. The area of corporate governance: the proposed research topic(s) together with the draft research question(s), if you have thought about them; 2. The reasons for research: a summary of the factors which prompted you to conduct research in the chosen topic(s); 3. How your research will advance knowledge: try to summaries what you see as the most important problems or issues in your chosen topics and how your project(s) could advance the knowledge in your chosen field. You may wish to reference to any prominent research findings or relevant literature, as you feel appropriate; Data and methods (if applicable): if you intend to use a secondary data, please describe the source, how this data was collected, sample size, a list of key variables, and whether you already have or will have access to this dataset. If you plan to collect your data, please describe the target population including sampling unit and geographical location of participants. In addition, briefly describe how you plan to analyse the data to answer your research questions as identified above. 4. Your research location: where you will conduct your research from (for example at king Saud University), including data collection. If you will be located overseas for all or part of your studies, please state where you will be based; 5. Bibliography: a list of any relevant literature you have referred to in developing your research aspirations and motivation.