Methodological advances in cross-national research: multilevel challenges and solutions
Since its very inception, the European Sociological Review has encouraged “cross-national comparative work which concentrates on or includes European societies” (Mayer, Goldthorpe, and Ringen, 1985). Although our focus is not only merely on papers of a cross-national nature, we have published a cons...
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| description | Since its very inception, the European Sociological Review has encouraged “cross-national comparative work which concentrates on or includes European societies” (Mayer, Goldthorpe, and Ringen, 1985). Although our focus is not only merely on papers of a cross-national nature, we have published a considerable number of such studies. Another aim of ESR is to further the more general development of sociology by publishing theoretical and methodological articles where these have a direct relevance for sociological research. A recent example of a prominent methodological study in ESR was the 2010 article by Carina Mood, which has—judging from the over 200 citations it has already received in SSCI-listed journals alone—had considerable impact on the way logistic regression is practiced (or not) in contemporary social science research. |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:77a4f8f2-6b50-4a24-a05f-8d350dca8fff2022-03-26T20:25:26ZMethodological advances in cross-national research: multilevel challenges and solutionsJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:77a4f8f2-6b50-4a24-a05f-8d350dca8fffSymplectic Elements at OxfordOxford University Press2016Mills, MPräg, PSince its very inception, the European Sociological Review has encouraged “cross-national comparative work which concentrates on or includes European societies” (Mayer, Goldthorpe, and Ringen, 1985). Although our focus is not only merely on papers of a cross-national nature, we have published a considerable number of such studies. Another aim of ESR is to further the more general development of sociology by publishing theoretical and methodological articles where these have a direct relevance for sociological research. A recent example of a prominent methodological study in ESR was the 2010 article by Carina Mood, which has—judging from the over 200 citations it has already received in SSCI-listed journals alone—had considerable impact on the way logistic regression is practiced (or not) in contemporary social science research. |
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| title | Methodological advances in cross-national research: multilevel challenges and solutions |
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| title_fullStr | Methodological advances in cross-national research: multilevel challenges and solutions |
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