The ECPR Standing Group on Political Methodology
“A piece of data is open if anyone is free to use, reuse, and redistribute it – subject only, at most, to the requirement to attribute and/or share-alike.”[1] Investigating such kind of data has...
Updating you on all activity in the Standing Group, our summer newsletter is out: ECPR SGPM Newsletter July 2017. We of course always welcome your suggestions for future SGPM activities!
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Political theorists clearly use methods and deploy methodologies (how could they not?). But – to generalise, though I think fairly – many theorists are not explicit about how they ‘do theory’. For example, in...
An opportunity to take part to an ERC on “Toxic expertise” at the University of Warwick: http://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/AYN380/research-fellow-80110-047/
These parallel workshops, in quantitative and qualitative techniques, take place during the 2017 ECPR Summer Methods School at Central European University, Budapest. Designed to meet the needs of experienced academics, you should sign up...
Scholars justifying selection of cases often utilize a ‘least-likely’ case selection strategy. As commonly used, a least-likely case is one that, ‘on all dimensions except the dimension of theoretical interest, is predicted not to...
The Department of Sociology at City, University of London invite applications for two PhD studentships. Each student will receive a full three year fee remission and will be appointed to a fixed-term (3 year)...
If you are attending this year’s ECPR Winter School in Methods and Techniques, join us for the Convince Us Sessions at 12:45 (Quanti: Room F21/01.37, Quali: Room F21/01.35) on Thursday! The Convince Us sessions...
This year’s ECPR Winter School in Methods and Techniques is about to kick off. You will be delighted to hear that your SGPM actively takes part in this. Lea Sgier convenes a course on...
