Analysing small N
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Date: Wednesday 19th July
Venue: Room D, Bernard Sunley Building
Time: 2.00-5.30
Title: Systematic cross-case analysis with small N
Aims of session:
This session is aimed at:
- those who want to find out more about systematic cross-case analysis with small N
- those who want to understand the way it is being used in current research
Format: Keynote presentation followed by discussion and then exemplars
Level: This session assumes no specific prior knowledge
Session Programme
Chair: David Byrne, University of Durham
| 2.00-2.45 | Systematic cross-case analysis with small N Charles Ragin, University of Arizona |
| 2.45-3.30 | Discussion |
| 3.30-4.00 | Coffee/tea |
| 4.00-5.30 | Short exemplars of analysis using systematic cross-case analysis with small N Using (MV-)QCA to determine the conditions of success of Green Parties Lasse Cronqvist, University of Marburg |
Revisiting the Separation of Ownership and Control: A Fuzzy Sets Analysis of Cross-country Variation Gregory Jackson, Kings College |
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Small N – Large N: some alternatives Ray Kent, University of Stirling |
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