What defines the academic viability of the case study

The case study is now a research methodology that’s accepted across academia in most circumstances. Qualitative research generally is becoming more widely accepted because of the growing recognition of the value of context. That is, ‘truths’ are very likely to be subjective rather than objective and retain their validity only within the context in which they have reveled. This is a complex world. What defines the academic viability of the case study comes down basically to two factors: the rigor of the design, and the objectivity of the analysis.