Charting the maze Book

This is seen as the standard in case study texts, but I didn't find it that helpful. There were a few things that were helpful about research analysis, but other than that, the info about setting up a case and that sort of thing seemed pretty self-explanatory and can be understood through reading a chapter or section of an overview to qualitative analysis. Yin's text also only really applies to a certain kind of case study, ones that are more like quantitative studies, and didn't really apply to studies that focus on meaning and theory development. I liked Swanborn's Case Study Research much better.