Comparative Methodology: Theory and Practice in International Social Research.

Abstract

The history of comparative methodology, Erwin Scheuch comparing nations, - lessons learned, Henry Teune socio-legal concepts and their comparisons, Vincenzo Ferrari reasons of the heart - comparing collective subjectivity and moral choices in the sixties student movement, Daniel Bertaux the theoretical implications of comparative research, Johan Galtung comparing semi-corruptions of parliamentarians outside pecuniary interests in Britain and Australia, Eva Etzioni-Halevy snowball sampling and cross-classification analysis in the study of hidden populations - joining ascending and descending methodologies, Karl van Meter the use of time series in comparisons, Rudolph Andorka data archives as an instrument for comparative research, Jan Erik-Lane comparative content analysis - corporation biographies and mobility modes in Britain and United States, Ralph Turner social movements and paradigm crisis - methodology and theory in a post-structuralist world - a Latin-American perspective, Fernando Calderon et al.

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