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0333948556 |
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PHL2MARC21 1.1 |
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eng |
| 245 10 - TITLE STATEMENT |
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| Title |
Theory and methods in political science |
| 250 ## - EDITION STATEMENT |
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2 ed |
| 260 ## - PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, ETC. |
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| Place of publication, distribution, etc. |
New York : |
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Palgrave Macmillan, |
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2002 |
| 300 ## - PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION |
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| Extent |
368 p. |
| 490 0# - SERIES STATEMENT |
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| Series statement |
Political Analysis |
| 500 ## - GENERAL NOTE |
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| General note |
Inclui bibliografia |
| 505 80 - FORMATTED CONTENTS NOTE |
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| Title |
Introduction - Gerry Stoker |
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-The discipline of political science: a celebration of diversity |
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-What is politics? What is that political scientists study? |
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-What is a scientific approach to politics |
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-Is there a standard method for undertaking political science? |
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1. A skin not a sweater: ontology and epistemology in political science - David Marsh |
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-Ontology and epistemology |
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-Different approaches to ontology and epistemology |
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-Ontology and epistemology in political science: two cases |
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Part I - Approaches |
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2 - Behavouralism - David Sanders |
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-The rise of the behavioural movement and its core characteristics |
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-Criticisms of the behavioural approach |
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-The strengths of the behavioural approach: an example |
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-Conclusion: the behavioural legacy in the twenty-first century |
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3. Rational choice - Hugh Ward |
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-The development of rational choice theory |
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-The key commitments and assumptions of the mainstream variant |
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-Criticisms of rational choice theory |
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-Developments: where is rational choice going? |
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4. Institutionalism - Vivien Lowndes |
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-Introduction |
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-The "traditional" institutional approach |
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-The rise of the "new institutionalism" |
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-What's new about new institutionalism? The core features of the approach |
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-New institutionalist dillemas |
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5. Feminism - Vicky Randall |
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-Debates within feminism |
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-Feminism and political science |
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-Critical responses to feminist political science |
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-Conclusion: the way forward |
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6. Interpretive theory - Mark Bevir |
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-The importance of interpretation |
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-Varieties of interpretation |
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-An anti-foundational approach to interpretation |
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-Criticisms of interpretive theory |
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7. Marxism - David Marsh |
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-The development of Marxism |
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-What has Marxism to offer? |
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8. Normative theory - Steve Buckler |
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-Logical positivism and the death of political philosophy |
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-Interpretive theory |
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-Critical theory and dialectics |
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-Deontological theory and value pluralism |
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Part II - Methods |
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9. Qualitative methods - Fiona Devine |
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-The role of qualitative methods in political science |
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-The epistemological underpinnings of qualitative methods |
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-Criticisms of qualitative research |
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-Illustration of qualitative research |
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10. Quantitative methods - Peter John |
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-The collection and management of data |
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-The power of description |
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-Tables and inferential statistics |
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-Multivariate analysis |
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-Beyond ordinary least squares |
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11. Combining qualitative and quantitative methods - Melvyn Read |
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-Quantitative and qualitative methods: a false dichotomy? |
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-Combining research methods |
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-Problems of combination |
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-Two cases studies |
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12. Comparative methods - Jonathan Hopkin |
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-Introduction |
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-Theory and the comparative method |
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-Basic forms of comparative explanation |
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-Large Ns: quantitative comparative strategies |
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-Limitations of the quantitative comparative approach |
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-Small Ns: qualitative comparative strategies |
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-Quantity or quality? Quantitative versus qualitative comparative research |
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-Conclusion: challenges to the comparative method |
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Part III - Issues |
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13. Structure and agency - Stuart McAnulla |
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-Introduction: structure and agency - a problem for all? |
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^-Structure and agency: what's really in it for us? |
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-The postmodern onslaught |
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-The morphogenetic approach |
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14. Institutions and ideas - Mark Blyth |
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-Introduction |
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-Don't worry about the philosophy... |
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-Why institutions? Producing a "conventional" wisdom in political science |
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-Changing the conventional wisdom: reinventing institutions |
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-Historical and rational institutionalism |
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-Explaining change and stability: the turn to ideas |
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-Rationalism and ideas |
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-Historical institutionalism and ideas |
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-Conclusion: rival ontologies and progress in political science |
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Conclusion - David Marsh |
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-The importance of ontological and epistemological issues |
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-The growth of diversity in the formal study of politics |
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-Beware gatekeeping |
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-A plea for dialogue |
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Ciência Política |
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Teoria Política |
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12117 |
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12221 |
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20050520 |
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Camila |
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