Textual and Quantitative Analysis: Towards a new, e-mediated Social Science

Khurshid Ahmad · Lee Gillam

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The analysis of large volumes of quantitative data in social sciences has a long tradition: mathematical modelling and statistical analysis can now be performed on large, distributed data sets and the results of such computations can be variously visualised. Qualitative research, and the concomitant data acquired, is no longer confined to ‘issues of “subjective”

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