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Volume 15, Number 2 (Summer 2004) | References
Hall: Letter from the President: Beyond the Comparative Method
Symposium: The Proliferation of Comparative Survey Research
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Introduction |
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Norris: From the Civic Culture to the Afrobarometer |
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Seligson: Comparative Survey Research: Is there a Problem? |
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Inglehart and Welzel :What Insights Can Multi-Country Surveys Provide about Peoples and Societies? |
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Gibson: Ruminations on Survey Research in Comparative Politics: Difficulties and Desiderata. |
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Javeline: Improving Data Quality in Survey Research |
Book Review
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Munck and Snyder: Passion, Craft and Method in Comparative Politics |
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Dahl, Linz, Huntington and Przeworski |
Datasets
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Zoco: A Review of the World Bank Database on Political Institutions |
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Other datasets |
News and Notes
Volume 15, Number 1 (Winter 2004) (221Kb)
Messina and Coppedge: Letter from the Editors
Symposium: The Confluence of American and Comparative Politics
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Introduction |
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Dahl: Comments on the Confluence of American and Comparative Politics |
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Pierson: Why Americanists Should be Buyers in the Marketplace of Ideas |
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Cox and McCubbins: Theories of Legislative Organization | Bibliography |
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Nobles: The Other Side of American Exceptionalism |
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Levine: Comparative Politics and American Politics |
Review Essay
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Boas: Technology, Freedom, and Democracy |
Datasets
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Rodriguez: A Review of Kaufman and Segura-Ubiergo’s dataset |
News and Notes
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