Rethinking Comparison
Herausgeber: Rush Smith, Nicholas; Simmons, Erica S.
Rethinking Comparison
Herausgeber: Rush Smith, Nicholas; Simmons, Erica S.
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Brings together chapters from more than a dozen leading methods scholars to revolutionize qualitative research design. Provides novel strategies for conducting comparative political research beyond the controlled comparisons typically taught in graduate methods courses.
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Brings together chapters from more than a dozen leading methods scholars to revolutionize qualitative research design. Provides novel strategies for conducting comparative political research beyond the controlled comparisons typically taught in graduate methods courses.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. Oktober 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 488g
- ISBN-13: 9781108965743
- ISBN-10: 1108965741
- Artikelnr.: 61931717
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. Oktober 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 488g
- ISBN-13: 9781108965743
- ISBN-10: 1108965741
- Artikelnr.: 61931717
1. Rethinking comparison: an introduction Erica S. Simmons and Nicholas
Rush Smith; Part I. Rethinking the Building Blocks of Comparison: 2. Beyond
mill: why cross-case qualitative causal inference is weak, and why we
should still compare Jason Seawright; 3. Two ways to compare Frederic
Charles Schaffer; 4. Unbound comparison Nick Cheesman; 5. On casing a study
versus studying a case Joe Soss; 6. From cases to sites: studying global
processes in comparative politics Thea Riofrancos; Part II. Developing New
Approaches to Comparison Through Research: 7. Comparing complex cases using
archival research Jonathan Obert; 8. Composing comparisons: studying
configurations of relations in social network research Sarah E. Parkinson;
9. Against methodological nationalism: seeing comparisons as encompassing
through the Arab uprisings Jillian Schwedler; 10. Comparative analysis for
theory development Mala Htun and Francesca R. Jensenius; 11. Problems and
possibilities of comparison across regime types: examples involving China
Benjamin L. Read; 12. Comparisons with an ethnographic sensibility: studies
of protest and vigilantism Erica S. Simmons and Nicholas Rush Smith;
Epilogue: 13. Theory and imagination in comparative politics: an interview
with Lisa Wedeen Erica S. Simmons and Nicholas Rush Smith with Lisa Wedeen.
Rush Smith; Part I. Rethinking the Building Blocks of Comparison: 2. Beyond
mill: why cross-case qualitative causal inference is weak, and why we
should still compare Jason Seawright; 3. Two ways to compare Frederic
Charles Schaffer; 4. Unbound comparison Nick Cheesman; 5. On casing a study
versus studying a case Joe Soss; 6. From cases to sites: studying global
processes in comparative politics Thea Riofrancos; Part II. Developing New
Approaches to Comparison Through Research: 7. Comparing complex cases using
archival research Jonathan Obert; 8. Composing comparisons: studying
configurations of relations in social network research Sarah E. Parkinson;
9. Against methodological nationalism: seeing comparisons as encompassing
through the Arab uprisings Jillian Schwedler; 10. Comparative analysis for
theory development Mala Htun and Francesca R. Jensenius; 11. Problems and
possibilities of comparison across regime types: examples involving China
Benjamin L. Read; 12. Comparisons with an ethnographic sensibility: studies
of protest and vigilantism Erica S. Simmons and Nicholas Rush Smith;
Epilogue: 13. Theory and imagination in comparative politics: an interview
with Lisa Wedeen Erica S. Simmons and Nicholas Rush Smith with Lisa Wedeen.
1. Rethinking comparison: an introduction Erica S. Simmons and Nicholas
Rush Smith; Part I. Rethinking the Building Blocks of Comparison: 2. Beyond
mill: why cross-case qualitative causal inference is weak, and why we
should still compare Jason Seawright; 3. Two ways to compare Frederic
Charles Schaffer; 4. Unbound comparison Nick Cheesman; 5. On casing a study
versus studying a case Joe Soss; 6. From cases to sites: studying global
processes in comparative politics Thea Riofrancos; Part II. Developing New
Approaches to Comparison Through Research: 7. Comparing complex cases using
archival research Jonathan Obert; 8. Composing comparisons: studying
configurations of relations in social network research Sarah E. Parkinson;
9. Against methodological nationalism: seeing comparisons as encompassing
through the Arab uprisings Jillian Schwedler; 10. Comparative analysis for
theory development Mala Htun and Francesca R. Jensenius; 11. Problems and
possibilities of comparison across regime types: examples involving China
Benjamin L. Read; 12. Comparisons with an ethnographic sensibility: studies
of protest and vigilantism Erica S. Simmons and Nicholas Rush Smith;
Epilogue: 13. Theory and imagination in comparative politics: an interview
with Lisa Wedeen Erica S. Simmons and Nicholas Rush Smith with Lisa Wedeen.
Rush Smith; Part I. Rethinking the Building Blocks of Comparison: 2. Beyond
mill: why cross-case qualitative causal inference is weak, and why we
should still compare Jason Seawright; 3. Two ways to compare Frederic
Charles Schaffer; 4. Unbound comparison Nick Cheesman; 5. On casing a study
versus studying a case Joe Soss; 6. From cases to sites: studying global
processes in comparative politics Thea Riofrancos; Part II. Developing New
Approaches to Comparison Through Research: 7. Comparing complex cases using
archival research Jonathan Obert; 8. Composing comparisons: studying
configurations of relations in social network research Sarah E. Parkinson;
9. Against methodological nationalism: seeing comparisons as encompassing
through the Arab uprisings Jillian Schwedler; 10. Comparative analysis for
theory development Mala Htun and Francesca R. Jensenius; 11. Problems and
possibilities of comparison across regime types: examples involving China
Benjamin L. Read; 12. Comparisons with an ethnographic sensibility: studies
of protest and vigilantism Erica S. Simmons and Nicholas Rush Smith;
Epilogue: 13. Theory and imagination in comparative politics: an interview
with Lisa Wedeen Erica S. Simmons and Nicholas Rush Smith with Lisa Wedeen.