I read chapter 7, researching the case study approach to explore the potential of genrefying the library collection, considering the numerous benefits it could bring.

Advantages 
Genrefication, a current trend in most libraries, is a relevant and significant topic that could greatly benefit our library collection. The abundance of literature on this subject provides ample resources for comparison and reference. The data collected through case studies, both qualitative and quantitative, could further enrich our understanding.

Disadvantages
Under the positivist paradigm, the researcher is to remain objective. This could prove difficult if you are leaning towards using the genrefication method of classification. Completing visits to other libraries to see their collection or completing interviews with their staff may be timely and costly. The process of case studies is long, having to complete a well-written report. Is this worth it? Should the library collection be genrefied and see how the students like it. Or would there be another approach that would give us the answer to the question quicker and easier?