Conclusion
Professor Martin Seeleib-Kaiser concludes the ESRC/OISP Workshop on Comparative Methods.
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The Workshop in Comparative Methods took place at the Oxford Institute of Social Policy on 12-14 January 2012; it provided an overview of and introduction into various comparative methods. The workshop presentations were based on the research project 'Integrating macro and micro perspectives in cross-national comparison: Dynamic policy structures and individual outcomes', which is funded as one of the four projects within the ESRC Methods for Comparative Cross-National Research Initiative.
Merging Macro and Micro Data?
Session 6 of the ESRC/OISP Workshop on Comparative Methods - Merging Macro and Micro Data? with Dr Mark Tomlinson.
An Introduction to Structural Equation Modelling in Comparative Social Analysis
Session 5 of the ESRC/OISP Workshop on Comparative Methods: An Introduction to Structural Equation Modelling in comparative Social Analysis - Dr Mark ...
Challenges and Limits of Macro-Quantitative Analysis
Session 4 of the ESRC/OISP workshop on Comparative Methods: Challenges and Limits of Macro-Quantitative Analysis with Dr Emanuele Ferragina.
Ideal Types and Welfare Regimes: An Application
Session three of the ESRC/OISP Workshop in Comparative Methods. Ideal Types and Welfare Regimes: An Application.
Introduction to Comparative Analysis (part 2)
Professor Martin Seeleib-Kaiser gives the second part of his introduction to Comparative Methods.
Introduction to Comparative Analysis (part 1)
Professor Martin Seeleib-Kaiser gave an introduction to what comparative analysis is.
Welcome to the ESRC/OISP Workshop in Comparative Methods
Professor Martin Seeleib-Kaiser introduces the ESRC/OISP Workshop in Comparative Methods, held on 12-14th January 2012.
Conclusion
Professor Martin Seeleib-Kaiser concludes the ESRC/OISP Workshop on Comparative Methods.
Merging Macro and Micro Data?
Session 6 of the ESRC/OISP Workshop on Comparative Methods - Merging Macro and Micro Data? with Dr Mark Tomlinson.