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  1. Table 11.1 from Approaches and Methodologies in the Social Sciences

    comparative analysis case oriented versus variable oriented research

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    comparative analysis case oriented versus variable oriented research

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    comparative analysis case oriented versus variable oriented research

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    comparative analysis case oriented versus variable oriented research

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    comparative analysis case oriented versus variable oriented research

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  1. 11 Comparative analysis: case-oriented versus variable

    Comparative analysis holds a central place in social science research. There is a well-established view in the social sciences that it should be based on variables (see Héritier, ch. 4, and Schmitter, ch. 14). Yet much research – especially in political science, but also in some branches of sociology – is case-oriented: that is, it aims at rich descriptions of a few instances of a certain ...