Case-based methods : why we need them; what they are; how to do them

Case-based methods why we need them; what they are; how to do them

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Veröffentlicht in:The SAGE handbook of case-based methods
1. Verfasser: Byrne, David (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:eng
Veröffentlicht: 2009
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Case-based methods : why we need them; what they are; how to do them 2009 Byrne, David
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Case-centred methods and quantitative analysis 2009 Kent, Ray
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On the duality of cases and variables : correspondence analysis (CA) and qualitative comparative analysis (QCA) 2009 Breiger, Ronald L.
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The proper relationship of comparative-historical analysis to statistical analysis : subordination, integration or separation? 2009 Mahoney, James
The case in medicine 2009 Griffiths, Frances
Causality and interpretation in qualitative policy-related research 2009 Byrne, David
How classification works, or doesn't : the case of chronic pain 2009 Whelan, Emma
Small-N access cases to refine theories of social exclusion and access to socially excluded individuals and groups 2009 Emmel, Nick
Using comparative data : a systems approach to a multiple case study 2009 Carden, Fred
Cultural case studies 2009 Bergesen, Albert
Case studies and the configurational analysis of organizational phenomena 2009 Fiss, Peer C.
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