This chapter deals with causal explanation in quantitative‐oriented social sciences. In the framework of statistical modelling, we first develop a formal structural modelling approach which is meant to shape causal explanation. Recursive decomposition and exogeneity are given a major role for explaining social phenomena. Then, based on the main features of structural models, the recursive decomposition is interpreted as a mechanism and exogenous variables as causal factors. Arguments from statistical methodology are first offered and then submitted to critical evaluation
This paper deals with causal analysis in the social sciences. We first present a conceptual framewor...
This paper deals with causal analysis in the social sciences. We first present a conceptual framewo...
Social scientists ’ interest in causal effects is as old as the social sciences. Attention to the ph...
This chapter deals with causal explanation in quantitative‐oriented social sciences. In the framewor...
This paper provides an overview of structural modelling in its close relation to explanation and cau...
There is no unified theory of causality in the sciences and in philosophy. In this paper, we focus o...
The objective of this paper is to present a short overview of the Structural Causal Modelling (SCM) ...
One method for causal analysis in the social sciences is structural modeling. Structural models, as ...
This paper examines different approaches for assessing causality as typically followed in econometri...
This paper examines different approaches for assessing causality as typically followed in econometri...
There is no unified theory of causality in the sciences and in philosophy. In this paper, we focus o...
One way social scientists explain phenomena is by building structural models. These models are expla...
This paper examines different approaches for assessing causality as typically followed in econometri...
This paper provides an overview of structural modelling in its close relation to explanation and cau...
One way the social scientists explain phenomena is by building structural models. These models are e...
This paper deals with causal analysis in the social sciences. We first present a conceptual framewor...
This paper deals with causal analysis in the social sciences. We first present a conceptual framewo...
Social scientists ’ interest in causal effects is as old as the social sciences. Attention to the ph...
This chapter deals with causal explanation in quantitative‐oriented social sciences. In the framewor...
This paper provides an overview of structural modelling in its close relation to explanation and cau...
There is no unified theory of causality in the sciences and in philosophy. In this paper, we focus o...
The objective of this paper is to present a short overview of the Structural Causal Modelling (SCM) ...
One method for causal analysis in the social sciences is structural modeling. Structural models, as ...
This paper examines different approaches for assessing causality as typically followed in econometri...
This paper examines different approaches for assessing causality as typically followed in econometri...
There is no unified theory of causality in the sciences and in philosophy. In this paper, we focus o...
One way social scientists explain phenomena is by building structural models. These models are expla...
This paper examines different approaches for assessing causality as typically followed in econometri...
This paper provides an overview of structural modelling in its close relation to explanation and cau...
One way the social scientists explain phenomena is by building structural models. These models are e...
This paper deals with causal analysis in the social sciences. We first present a conceptual framewor...
This paper deals with causal analysis in the social sciences. We first present a conceptual framewo...
Social scientists ’ interest in causal effects is as old as the social sciences. Attention to the ph...