Qualitative Comparative Analysis and Applied Public Policy Analysis¶
Hudson, J., & Kühner, S. (2013). Qualitative Comparative Analysis and Applied Public Policy Analysis: New Applications of Innovative Methods. Policy and Society, 32(4), 279-287.
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Mechanisms¶
- Invariant Signature Induction
- Its strength is that it converts a vague sense of resemblance into a falsifiable, minimal claim with an out-of-case prediction — the difference between "these feel similar" and "this exact relation should organize the next unseen case, and here is what would prove it doesn't."
This sourceExplains that QCA uses Boolean and set logic to formalize cross-case claims so their results can be replicated and falsified.
- Its strength is that it converts a vague sense of resemblance into a falsifiable, minimal claim with an out-of-case prediction — the difference between "these feel similar" and "this exact relation should organize the next unseen case, and here is what would prove it doesn't."
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