The Logic of Comparative Social Inquiry¶
Przeworski, A., & Teune, H. (1970). The Logic of Comparative Social Inquiry. Wiley.
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- Comparative Method
- Przeworski and Teune (1970) distinguished two canonical case-selection strategies that follow Mill's logic: most-similar designs (maximize shared background conditions, vary the explanatory factor of interest) and most-different designs (maximize background difference, hold the outcome constant).
This sourceCanonical exposition of most-similar and most-different systems designs following Mill's logic; formalizes the selection-bias problem and design-based solutions — directly supports the two-canonical-designs claim.
- Przeworski and Teune (1970) distinguished two canonical case-selection strategies that follow Mill's logic: most-similar designs (maximize shared background conditions, vary the explanatory factor of interest) and most-different designs (maximize background difference, hold the outcome constant).
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