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000338173 24504 $$aThe Oxford handbook of political methodology /$$cedited by Janet M. Box-Steffensmeier, Henry E. Brady and David Collier.
000338173 24630 $$aPolitical methodology
000338173 260__ $$aOxford :$$aNew York :$$bOxford University Press,$$c2010, c.2008.
000338173 300__ $$axiii, 880 p. :$$bill. ;$$c25 cm.
000338173 440_0 $$aOxford handbooks of political science.
000338173 500__ $$aOriginally published: 2008.
000338173 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes.
000338173 50500 $$gpt. I. Introduction --$$g1.$$tPolitical science methodology /$$rJanet Box-Steffensmeier, Henry Brady, David Collier --$$g2.$$tNormative methodology /$$rRussell Hardin --$$gpt. II.$$tApproaches to social science methodology --$$g3.$$tMeta-methodology : clearing the underbrush /$$rMark Bevir --$$g4.$$tAgent-based modeling /$$rScott de Marchi and Scott E. Page --$$gpt. III.$$tConcepts and measurement --$$g5.$$tConcepts, theories, and numbers : a checklist for constructing, evaluating, and using concepts or quantitative measures /$$rGary Goertz --$$g6.$$tMeasurement /$$rSimon Jackman --$$g7.$$tTypologies : forming concepts and creating catagorical variables /$$rDavid Collier, Jody LaPorte, and Jason Seawright --$$g8.$$tMeasurement versus calibration : a set-theoretic approach /$$rCharles C. Ragin --$$g9.$$tThe evolving influence of psychometrics in political science /$$rKeith T. Poole --$$gpt. IV.$$tCausality and explanation in social research --$$g10.$$tCausation and explanation in social science /$$rHenry E. Brady --$$g11.$$tThe Neyman-Rubin model of causal inference and estimation via matching methods /$$rJasjeet S. Sekhon --$$g12.$$tOn types of scientific enquiry : the role of qualitative reasoning /$$rDavid A. Freedman --$$g13.$$tStudying mechanisms to strengthen causal inferences in quantitative research /$$rPeter Hedstrom --$$gpt. V.$$tExperiments, quasi-experiments and natural experiments --$$g14.$$tExperimentation in political science /$$rRebecca B. Morton and Kenneth C. Williams --$$g15.$$tField experiments and natural experiments /$$rAlan S. Gerber and Donald P. Green --$$gpt. VI.$$tQuantitative tools for descriptive and causal inference : general methods --$$g16.$$tSurvey methodology /$$rRichard Johnston --$$g17.$$tEndogeneity and structural equation estimation in political science /$$rJohn E. Jackson --$$g18.$$tStructural equation models /$$rKenneth A. Bollen, Sophia Rabe-Hesketh, and Anders Skrondal --$$g19.$$tTime-series analysis /$$rJon C. Pevehouse and Jason D. Brozek --$$g20.$$tTime-series cross-section methods /$$rNathaniel Beck --$$g21.$$tBayesian analysis /$$rAndrew D. Martin --$$gpt. VII.$$tQuantitative tools for descriptive and causal inference : special topics --$$g22.$$tDiscrete choice methods /$$rGarrett Glasgow and R. Michael Alvarez --$$g23.$$tSurvival analysis /$$rJonathan Golub --$$g24.$$tCross-level/ecological inference /$$rWendy K. Tam Cho and Charles F. Manski --$$g25.$$tEmpirical models of spatial interdependence /$$rRobert J. Franzese Jr, and Jude C. Hays --$$g26.$$tMultilevel models /$$rBradford S. Jones --$$gpt. VIII.$$tQualitative tools for descriptive and causal inference --$$g27.$$tCounterfactuals and case studies /$$rJack S. Levy --$$g28.$$tCase selection for case-study analysis : qualitative and quantitative techniques /$$rJohn Gerring --$$g29.$$tInterviewing and qualitative field methods : pragmatism and practicalities /$$rBrian C. Rathbun --$$g30.$$tProcess tracing : a Bayesian perspective /$$rAndrew Bennett --$$g31.$$tCase-oriented configurational research : Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA), fuzzy sets, and related techniques /$$rBenoit Rihoux --$$g32.$$tComparative-historical analysis in contemporary political science /$$rJames Mahoney and P. Larkin Terrie --$$g33.$$tIntegrating qualitative and quantitative methods /$$rJames D. Fearon and David D. Laitin --$$gpt. IX.$$tOrganizations, institutions, and movements in the field of methodology --$$g34.$$tQualitative and multimethod research : organizations, publication, and reflections on integration /$$rDavid Collier and Colin Elman --$$g35.$$tQuantitative methodology /$$rCharles H. Franklin --$$g36.$$tForty years of publishing in quantitative methodology /$$rMichael S. Lewis-Beck --$$g37.$$tThe EITM approach : origins and interpretations /$$rJohn H. Aldrich, James E. Alt, and Arthur Lupia.
000338173 650_0 $$aPolitical science$$xMethodology$$vHandbooks, manuals, etc.
000338173 7001_ $$aBox-Steffensmeier, Janet M.,$$d1965-
000338173 7001_ $$aBrady, Henry E.
000338173 7001_ $$aCollier, David,$$d1942-
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