Process tracing, abstraction, and varieties of cognitive interest

Renate Mayntz

New Political Economy, 2016, vol. 21, issue 5, 484-488

Abstract: This comment responds specifically to some points made by Trampusch and Palier in this volume, particularly the distinction between inductive and deductive approaches, and the inquiry into the ‘added value’ of process tracing.

Date: 2016
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