Political Research notes (3rd edition)

Summary of *SOME* of the material for the final exam (2022) for Research Methods in Political Science. INCLUDES notes from (Total: 26 pages): Sandra Halperin and Oliver Heath’s book (3rd edition, 2020) “Political Research Methods and Practical Skills”, chapters 1-7. Sandra Mathison’s article (1988) “Why Triangulate?”, pp. 13-17. Paul C. Price, Rajiv Jhangiani and I-Chant A’s book (2nd edition, 2015) “Research Methods in Psychology”, pp. 96-102.

Notes on *SOME* workgroup sessions readings from the courses (2022) Academic Skills: Research Design and (2023) Academic Skills: Data Analysis. INCLUDES notes from (Total: 12 pages): Research Design workgroup sessions 1-4, 7 & 9. Data Analysis workgroup sessions 4 & 9. Sandra Halperin and Oliver Heath’s book (3rd edition, 2020) “Political Research Methods and Practical Skills”, chapter 4.

Notes on the lectures from the course (2023) Research Methods in Political Science. Includes all lectures with graphics

This course is an introduction to the theory and practice of social scientific research, specifically in political science. Students become familiar with the core concepts and basic principles of political science research. Among the topics covered in this course are what constitutes a good scientific theory and empirical reasoning, the development of testable and verifiable research questions, and the operationalization and measurement of key concepts and terms. The advantages and weaknesses of...

its just the chapters needed forMC1

Extended summary of the first chapter of 'Political Research' by Halperin and Heath. Mandatory reading for the IPRES course.

Notes on *SOME* workgroup sessions readings from the courses (2022) Academic Skills: Research Design and (2023) Academic Skills: Data Analysis. INCLUDES notes from (Total: 12 pages): Research Design workgroup sessions 1-4, 7 & 9. Data Analysis workgroup sessions 4 & 9. Sandra Halperin and Oliver Heath’s book (3rd edition, 2020) “Political Research Methods and Practical Skills”, chapter 4.

Summary of *SOME* of the material for the final exam (2022) for Research Methods in Political Science. INCLUDES notes from (Total: 26 pages): Sandra Halperin and Oliver Heath’s book (3rd edition, 2020) “Political Research Methods and Practical Skills”, chapters 1-7. Sandra Mathison’s article (1988) “Why Triangulate?”, pp. 13-17. Paul C. Price, Rajiv Jhangiani and I-Chant A’s book (2nd edition, 2015) “Research Methods in Psychology”, pp. 96-102.

Notes on the lectures from the course (2023) Research Methods in Political Science. Includes all lectures with graphics

This course is an introduction to the theory and practice of social scientific research, specifically in political science. Students become familiar with the core concepts and basic principles of political science research. Among the topics covered in this course are what constitutes a good scientific theory and empirical reasoning, the development of testable and verifiable research questions, and the operationalization and measurement of key concepts and terms. The advantages and weaknesses of...

Extended summary of the first chapter of 'Political Research' by Halperin and Heath. Mandatory reading for the IPRES course.

its just the chapters needed forMC1