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Analysts who developed the set-theoretic comparative method (STCM) have formulated admirable goals for researchers who work in the qualitative and multi-method tradition. This method includes above all Charles Ragin’s innovative approach of Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA), along with further systematization of the set-theoretic framework by other au-thors.1 These colleagues are outstanding scholars and intel-lectual leaders in the field of methodology, and their advocacy of these goals is a major contribution.
Simulations, Net effects, QCA, Interactions, Qualitative Comparative Analysis, Qualitative methods, Process tracing, Fuzzy logic, Categorization, Set theory, Causal inference, qualitative methods
Simulations, Net effects, QCA, Interactions, Qualitative Comparative Analysis, Qualitative methods, Process tracing, Fuzzy logic, Categorization, Set theory, Causal inference, qualitative methods
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