Introduction to Empirical Analysis and Quantitative Methods in Political Science
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Instructor: | Andrej Krickovic |
ECTS: | 2 ects |
Modules: | 1,2,3,4 |
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Course description:
This course introduces students to the methods used in political science research. We will learn about the basic structure of causal analysis, with an emphasis on four basic research strategies: experimentation, “large N” quantitative studies, “small N” studies that use qualitative reasoning, and formal modeling. The primary goals of this course are:
- to provide you with analytic tools that will help you to critically evaluate social science research as well as causal arguments found in everyday life, and
- to improve your ability to pose and answer research questions.
Prerequisites: