Configurational Comparative Methods
Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) and Related Techniques
- Benoît Rihoux - Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium
- Charles C. Ragin - University of California, Irvine, USA, University of Arizona, USA
One chapter (chapter 5 by Ragin) very useful and of high quality, some of the other chapters less so
I have not got the support that I want for this book--so I will use it as a recommended text-not a primary textbook.
This book is useful for UG students and I will recommend it for those students that want to conduct research between Qual and Quant. However, I believe it would be more useful to MSc or MBA students. This is something I hadn't thought about before and I will consider it now.
The book comprises of different essays about QCA, fsQCA, mvQCA, ... and is a useful resource to get started with configurational methods as it covers different aspects within one book.
Limited demand for the methodology for current courses. Potential for 2011
This book is useful for UG students and I will recommend it for those students that want to conduct research between Qual and Quant. However, I believe it would be more useful to MSc or MBA students. This is something I hadn't thought about before and I will consider it now.
This is a very important book on configurational comparative methods.
The book comprises of different essays about QCA, fsQCA, mvQCA, ... and is a useful resource to get started with configurational methods as it covers different aspects within one book.
I have not got the support that I want for this book--so I will use it as a recommended text-not a primary textbook.