Social scientists have long recognized the study of evidence from within individual cases as a fundamental tool for causal inference. This evidence helps guard against the inferential errors that can arise from making causal inferences based only on comparisons among cases. Process tracing, the systematic study of evidence from within a single case to assess alternative explanations of that case, is a key method of within-case analysis
With the introduction of their new approach to process tracing (PT), Copestake, Goertz, and Haggard ...
When Alexander George and I wrote our 2005 book, Case Studies and Theory Development in the Social S...
Qualitative methodologists generally treat process tracing methods and a mechanistic view of causati...
Process tracing is a single case-study method that allows students to use within-case evidence to ex...
Recent years have seen an increasing focus in political science and international relations (IR) res...
How should we judge competing explanatory claims in social science\ud research? How can we make infe...
This article discusses process tracing as a methodology for testing hypoth-eses in the social scienc...
Process tracing is a data analysis method for identifying, validating, and testing causal mechanisms...
Bayesian analysis has emerged as a rapidly expanding frontier in qualitative methods. Recent work in...
Most scholars now agree that process tracing, as a distinct social science method, involves tracing ...
Chapter 4 focuses on process tracing as a powerful tool of within-case analysis. Until now, no commo...
There has always been a close association between the empirical method of process tracing and a theo...
Causal process tracing (CPT) has emerged as an important method of causal inference in qualitative ...
This article maps the methodological debate on process tracing and discusses the diverse variants of...
Book review. Reviewed work: Process-Tracing Methods: Foundations and Guidelines / by Derek Beach, Ra...
With the introduction of their new approach to process tracing (PT), Copestake, Goertz, and Haggard ...
When Alexander George and I wrote our 2005 book, Case Studies and Theory Development in the Social S...
Qualitative methodologists generally treat process tracing methods and a mechanistic view of causati...
Process tracing is a single case-study method that allows students to use within-case evidence to ex...
Recent years have seen an increasing focus in political science and international relations (IR) res...
How should we judge competing explanatory claims in social science\ud research? How can we make infe...
This article discusses process tracing as a methodology for testing hypoth-eses in the social scienc...
Process tracing is a data analysis method for identifying, validating, and testing causal mechanisms...
Bayesian analysis has emerged as a rapidly expanding frontier in qualitative methods. Recent work in...
Most scholars now agree that process tracing, as a distinct social science method, involves tracing ...
Chapter 4 focuses on process tracing as a powerful tool of within-case analysis. Until now, no commo...
There has always been a close association between the empirical method of process tracing and a theo...
Causal process tracing (CPT) has emerged as an important method of causal inference in qualitative ...
This article maps the methodological debate on process tracing and discusses the diverse variants of...
Book review. Reviewed work: Process-Tracing Methods: Foundations and Guidelines / by Derek Beach, Ra...
With the introduction of their new approach to process tracing (PT), Copestake, Goertz, and Haggard ...
When Alexander George and I wrote our 2005 book, Case Studies and Theory Development in the Social S...
Qualitative methodologists generally treat process tracing methods and a mechanistic view of causati...