Carmines and
Zeller, Reliability and Validity Assessment (1979).
The following are links to articles used in various
courses.
Almond and Verb, The Civic Culture, Chapts 1
Almond and Verb, The Civic Culture, Chapts 13
Anderson et al., Loser's Consent, Chapts 1
Anderson et al., Loser's Consent, Chapts 9.
Anderson et al., Loser's Consent, Chapts 10 Ball, Paradigms to Research Programs
Barnes and Kaase, Political Action, Chapts 1-4
Barnes and Kaase, Political Action, Chapts 6 Boynton, On Getting Here From There . .
.
Campbell et al., The American Voter, Chapts 5,6 Carmines and
Zeller, Reliability and Validity Assessment (1979).
Cook and
Campbell, Quasi-Experimentation Chapts 1-3. Fenno, Homestyles, Appendix
Franklin, Voter Turnout, Chapts 1 -3
Franklin, Voter Turnout, Chapts 8
Geddes, How the Cases you Choose Affect the Answers you Get
Harre, J.J. Thompson Electron
Katznelson and Weingast, Historical Institutionalism in Comparative
Politics
Kittilson, Research Resouorces in Comparative Political Behavior. Klotz, N-Ray Affair Lipset & Rokkan, pp 1-64. Luke,
Multilevel Modelling.
McIver and Carmines, Unidimensional Scaling (1981). Mishler, On Culture Thick and
Thin.
Mishler and Rose, Seeing is NOT believeing. Moon, Logic of Political Inquiry
McGraw, . . . Experimental Methods Norgaard,
Witchcraft Norris,
Critical Citizens, Chapts 1 Norris,
Critical Citizens, Chapts 2 Norris,
Critical Citizens, Chapts 3 Norris, Who
Demonstrates
Putnam, Bowling Alone, pp 15-28
Putnam, Making Democracy Work, Chapts 4 Ragin, The
Comparative Method, pp 1-68. Rose and Mishler, Bridging
the Gap
Between Perception and Experience of Corruption Rosenberg,
Logic of Survey Analysis, Chapts 1-4. Przeworski
and Teune, Logic of Comparative Social Inquiry, Chapts 1-4. Sartori, Guidelines for Concept Analysis Schuman and Kalton, Survey
Methods Thelen and Steinmo,
Historical Institutionalism Treisman, What
Have
We Learned About the Causes of Corruption. Truman, Governmental
Process, Chapt 2 Weingast, Political
Institutions