QCA (Qualitative Comparative Analysis) in Comparative Research: Applications

Abstract

Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA), an approach and technique (and software) developed from the mid-1980’s onwards, is now being increasingly used, particularly in political science. This panel focuses on original QCA applications, in different sub-fields of political science. The papers explore the range of different uses of QCA (theory testing, typology, description, theory development, hypothesis testing, etc.) and attempt to exploit the full potential of the (fs/)QCA software.

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Operationalising and testing the concept of ‘policy domain profile’ : exploiting QCA and its ‘intersection’ function	View Paper Details
Democratic Consolidation in 12 Latin American Countries	View Paper Details
The Political Feasibility of an Unconditional Basic Income : A Qualitative Comparative Analysis of Political Debates in Seven OECD Countries.	View Paper Details
A QCA analysis of the influence of « socio-pedagogical » variables on « value transmission » by mathematics teachers in Belgian French-speaking high schools	View Paper Details
Determinants of Linguistic Human Rights Movements [T]	View Paper Details