The Oxford handbook of political methodology
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The Oxford handbook of political methodology
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ed. by Henry E. Brady ; David Collier ; Janet M. Box-Steffensmeier
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1. publ. in pbk.
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Oxford [u.a.]
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XIII, 880 p.
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| ISBN13 |
978-0-19-958556-4
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes
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Summary:
Political methodology has changed dramatically over the past thirty years, and many new methods and techniques have been developed. Both the Political Methodology Society and the Qualitative/Multi-Methods Section of the American Political Science Association have engaged in ongoing research and training programs that have advanced quantitative and qualitative methodology.The Oxford Handbook of Political Methodologypresents and synthesizes these developments. TheHandbookprovides comprehensive overviews of diverse methodological approaches, with an emphasis on three major themes. First, specific methodological tools should be at the service of improved conceptualization, comprehension of meaning, measurement, and data collection. They should increase analysts' leverage in reasoning about causal relationships and evaluating them empirically by contributing to powerful research designs. Second, the authors explore the many different ways of addressing these tasks: through case-studies and large-n designs, with both quantitative and qualitative data, and via techniques ranging from statistical modelling to process tracing. Finally, techniques can cut across traditional methodological boundaries and can be useful for many different kinds of researchers. Many of the authors thus explore how their methods can inform, and be used by, scholars engaged in diverse branches of methodology. Table of Contents: Terms of Use Part IIntroduction 1 Political Science Methodology as a Disciplinary Crossroads: An Overview of Diverse Influence Janet Box-Steffensmeier and Henry Brady and David Collierp. 1 2 Building Blocks of Social Science Methodology Russell Hardinp. 1 Part IIIntentionality, Rationality and Individual Action: Alternative Views 3 Interpretive Perspectives: Meaning, Action and Intersubjectivity John Gerring 4 New Economic Perspectives: Beliefs, Signaling, Updating and Expectations James Johnson Part IIIConcepts and Measurement 5 Theoretical Approaches to Concepts Gary Goertzp. 1 6 The Evolving Influence of Psychometrics and Measurement Theory Keith T. Poolep. 1 7 Measurement in Qualitative Research and Exemplars of Concept Formation. and Measurement David Collierp. 1 8 General Lessons on Measurement Simon Jackman Part IVCausality and Explanation in Social Research 9 What is Causality? Henry Brady 10 Statistical Framework for Inferring Causality David Freeman 11 Causal Inference in Quantitative and Qualitative Research Jasjeet Sekhon Part VQuantitative Tools for Causal Inference 12 History of Quantitative Methodology John E. Jackson 13 Bayesian Analysis Andrew D. Martin 14 Time-Series Cross-Sectional Data Technique Nathanial Beck 15Spatial Analysis Rober Franzese and Jude Hayes 16 Hierarchical Modeling Bradford Stephen Jones 17 Discrete Choice Modeling18. Wendy K. Cho, Charles Manski: Ecological Inference R. Michael Alvarez and Garret Glasgow 19 Survey Methodology Richard Johnston 20 Survival Analysis John Golub 21 Time Series Analysis John Pevehouse 22 Potentials and Limits of Political Methodology in Macrocomparative Research Designs Bernhard Kittel Part VIQualitative Tools for Causal Inference 23 Case Studies, Process Tracing and Structured focused Comparison Andrew Bennett 24 Comparative Historical Methods James Mahoney 25 Fuzzy Set Analysis: Calibration versus Measurement Charles Ragin 26 Case-Orientated Configurational Research Using QCA Benoit Rihoux 27 Interviewing, Ethnography and Qualitative Field Methods Brian Rathburn Part VII 28 Integrating Measurement and Causal Inference Kenneth Bollen and Anders Skrondal and Sophia Rabe-Hesketh Part VIII 29 Methodology and Micro Foundations John Aldrich and James E Alt and Arthur Lupia 30 Studying Mechanisms: Strengthening Casual Inference in Quantitative Research Peter Hedstrom 31 Agent-Based Modeling Scott E. Page Part IXExperiments, Quasi-Experiments and Natural Experiments 32 Experimentation in Political Science Becky Morton and Kenneth Williams 33 Quasi-Experiments, Natural Experiments and Evaluation Research Donald Green and Alan Gerber Part XOrganizations and Institutions in the Field of Methodology 34 ICPSR, CQRM and APSA Political Methodology and Qualitative Methods Section Colin Elman and Charles Franklin 35 Forty Years of Publishing in Political Methodology: Sage Publications, Specialized Journals, Newsletters and Access to Mainstream Journals Michael Lewis-Beck Part IIPolitical Methodology: Old and New 36 Making the Most of Complimentarily: Qualitative and Quantitative Methods David Laitin and Michael Coppedge 37 Intersections in the Trajectories of Qualitative and Qualitative Methods Janet Box-Steffensmeier and Henry Brady and David Collier |
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