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100	1		_aBURNHAM, Peter _91624
245	1	0	_aResearch methods in politics
260			_aNew York : _bPalgrave Macmillan, _c2004
300			_a308 p.
490	0		_aPolitical Analysis
500			_aInclui bibliografia
505	8	0	_tIntroduction: Methods, methodology and making sense of the study of politics _t-Guiding themes _t-Structure of the book _t1. The discipline of politics _t-The diverse traditions of political science _t-Dominant paradigms _t-Political studies or political science: some methodological considerations _t2. Research design _t-Introduction _t-The meaning of research design _t-The research process _t-The research wheel _t-Types of research design _t-Conclusion _t3.Comparative methodology _t-Comparative political science: substance and method _t-Designing comparative research _t-Why compare? The advantages _t-The limits of comparison _t-Cases: how many, and which? _t-Conclusion _t4. Surveys and opinion polls _t-Introduction _t-Surveys, opinion polls and politics _t-History of opinion polls and surveys _t-Sampling procedures _t-Types of sample design _t-Administering surveys _t-Interviewing _t-Coding and analysis _t-Focus groups _t5. Descriptive statistics _t-Levels of measurement, central tendency and spread _t-Choosing descriptive statistics _t-Presenting descriptive statistics _t-All that glitters _t6. Making inferences _t-Why inference matters _t-Descriptive and causal inference _t-Inferences in quantitative political science _t-Inferences in qualitative political science _t7. Documentary and archival analysis _t-Use and abuse of secondary and tertiary documentary sources in political science _t-The analysis of primary sources _t-Research in the Public Record Office (the UK'a National Archives) and the National Archives, Washington _t-Conclusion: the value and limits of documentary and archival analysis _t8. The internet and political Research _t-Searching the Internet _t-Electronic resources for political research _t-On-line polling _t-Elite interviewing on-line _t9. Elite interviewing _t-Decide who you want to see _t-Get acess and arrange the interview _t-Conduct the interview _t-Analyse the results _t10. Participant observation and the analysis of communications _t-Introduction _t-Participant observation _t-Content analysis _t-The advantages and limitations of content analysis _t-Discourse analysis _t11. Ethics and political research _t-The nature of ethical problems _t-Two broad approaches to ethical problems _t-Five basic ethical principles _t-The relationship with sponsors _t-Gatekeepers _t-Citizens _t-The problem of fraud in research _t-Professional codes of conduct _t12. Conclusion: Challeging the mainstrem and the qualitative/quantitative divide _t-Feminist methods _t-Anti-0racist and Marxist challenges _t-Theory, methods and the qualitative/quantitave divide
650		4	_aPesquisa _912011
650		4	_aMétodo de Pesquisa _911996
650		4	_911940 _a Ciência Política
650		4	_aPolítica _912784
650		4	_aInternet _912031
650		4	_aÉtica _911958
700	1		_aGILLAND, Karin _921238
700	1		_aGRANT, Wyn _94296
700	1		_aLAYTON-HENRY, Zig _921239
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