Titlebook: Designing Case Studies; Explanatory Approach Joachim Blatter,Markus Haverland Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publish

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2947-5201 tions in case study methodology and integrate these insights into coherent approaches. They highlight the core features of each approach and provide advice on each step of the research process.978-1-349-32085-1978-1-137-01666-9Series ISSN 2947-5201 Series E-ISSN 2947-521X

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Further Adventures of The Dialectic of Sexstical techniques, seemed to reduce the appeal of the case study approach in the last decades of the twentieth century and led to the rise of large-N studies. Nevertheless, in recent years, we have witnessed a resurgent interest in case study research, accompanied by intensive methodological reflection.

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J. Revazova,L. Radchenko,G. Muravnikwith the dependent variable in a theoretically meaningful way), or when the measurement and classification of variables is not as clear-cut as it should be. We will provide examples for the combination of COV and CPT in Section 5.2, wherein we address overlaps and combinations of the three approaches to case study research.

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Further Adventures of The Dialectic of Sexl popular in almost all fields of the social sciences, with the notable exception of economics. On the other hand, they have been treated by most methodologists with skepticism and disdain. Many classic works in the social sciences illustrate the relevance — even prevalence — of case study research

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Further Algebra and Applicationsexistence of co-variation between an independent variable X and a dependent variable Y to infer causality. This approach has dominated the thinking about small-N research designs since the 1970s. We present it here as the first approach because it has been central to most of the methodological refle

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J. Revazova,L. Radchenko,G. Muravniktechnique to co-variational analysis (COV). Tracing the process that leads from a causal factor to an outcome makes it possible to enhance the internal validity of a causal claim that ‘x matters’ (Gerring 2007a: 173–84). This ‘a(chǎn)dded value’ is especially warranted when the compared cases are not as s