• Mixed Methods

Consulting Research Groups in Social Research, particularly in the areas of policy advocacy and dialogue for non-state actors, internationalization of companies in the time of flux, entrepreneurship and business management advisory services to both public and private sector organizations.

I have been a MAXQDA-Trainer since July 2013 and have given three intensive workshops to PhD students at Leipzig University in Germany. I hold a PhD in Trade and International Business and have used MAXQDA for analyzing case studies based on mixed methods approaches during my dissertation. I regularly offer methodological courses in the field of social research at the University of Dar es Salaam (Tanzania) and have developed a strong interest in Grounded Theory Methodology, which I am happy to share in my workshops or to apply as a consulting service for interested research groups.

• Rwehumbiza, D.A. and Sakijege, T. (2021), "Economic benefits and the geographic aspect of business behaviour", Management Decision, Vol. 60 No. 1,pp.189 – 210. https://doi.org/10.1108/MD-06-2020-0732
• Rwehumbiza, D. A. and Marinov, M. A. (2020), “Intra-regional diversification and revenue of export manufacturers”, European Journal of International Management, Vol. 14 No.6, pp.1024 - 1048.
• Rwehumbiza, D. (2020), “Locus and Revenue of Export Manufacturers: Why Extra-Regional Markets?”, Journal of African Business, Vol. 21No.4, pp. 560-577.
• Rwehumbiza, D., Dornberger, U. and Nabi, M. N. U. (2016), “International expansion of clothing manufacturers from Kenya: A dichotomy between firms’ capabilities and institutional support”, in Marinov, M. A. and Sorensen, O.J. (Eds.), Finding Solutions to the Challenges of Internationalisation, Aalborg University Press.
• Rwehumbiza, D. (2015), Internationalisation differentials of clothing manufacturers from East Africa: Drivers beyond trade preferences, Unpublished PhD Dissertation, International Small Enterprises Promotion and Training (SEPT) Program, Leipzig University, Germany.