Quality & Quantity: International Journal of Methodology

1967 - 2025

Current editor(s): Vittorio Capecchi

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The business of elections pp. 325-335: Baruch Mevorach
Marginal values of water quantity and quality variations pp. 337-346: Dimitrios Giannias
Lifestyle as a generic concept in ethnographic research pp. 347-360: Robert Stebbins
Causal inference, time and observation plans in the social sciences pp. 361-384: Hans-Peter Blossfeld and Götz Rohwer
Homogeneity tests in meta-analysis: a Monte Carlo comparison of statistical power and Type I error pp. 385-399: Julio Sánchez-Meca and Fulgencio Marín-Martínez
Case study principles for different types of cases pp. 401-423: J. Cunningham
System and conflict: toward a symbiotic reconciliation pp. 425-442: Kenneth Bailey

How to beat the average pp. 217-231: Eva Pichler
Reason rules...: the utility of rationality and the rationality of utility pp. 233-267: Johan De Vree and Johan Dagevos
Tests of stability in attitude research pp. 269-285: J.M. Batista-Foguet and Willem Saris
Some cumulative logit models for panel-data analysis: an application to a dynamic analysis of personal efficacy pp. 287-304: Kazuo Yamaguchi
Reliability of registrations: a feasibility study into registration of occupational and educational titles in hospitals pp. 305-315: Roel Popping
A difference which makes a difference pp. 317-324: Joseph Balloun and Gary Klein

Life histories in housing research: the case of Pakistanis in Glasgow pp. 109-125: Alison Bowes, Naira Dar and Duncan Sim
On the validity and reliability of self-reported vote: validity without reliability? pp. 127-140: Hans Andersson and Donald Granberg
Triangulation: Validity and empirically-based hypothesis construction pp. 141-154: Christian Erzberger and Gerald Prein
The new statistical thinking pp. 155-171: V. Shvyrkov
Handicapping "judges": some theory and practice pp. 173-191: J. Neggers and B. Wells
A critical test of the choice questionnaire for collecting informed public opinions pp. 193-197: Corinne Van der Salm, Daan van Knippenberg and Dancker Daamen
The collapsibility theorem in log-linear analysis of categorical data: an application in program evaluation pp. 199-206: Pedro Sánchez-Algarra and M. Anguera-Argilaga
Registration of longitudinal data by means of musical notation: some applications pp. 207-215: Eva Johanson

Some brief notes on the “unfinished business” of qualitative inquiry pp. 1-13: Marcel Fredericks and Steven Miller
The importance of flexible hazard functions in the analysis of organizational survival data -- experiences from a cohort of Swedish commercial banks pp. 15-35: Reinhold Bergstro¨m, Lars Engvall and Eva Wallerstedt
Interdisciplinary social science: a methodological analysis pp. 37-56: Jan Faber and Willem Scheper
Structural equation modeling and the latent linearity hypothesis in social and behavioral research pp. 57-78: Tenko Raykov and Spiridon Penev
On selectivity of nonresponse in discrete-time multi-wave panel studies pp. 79-93: Toon Taris
Confirmatory factor analysis applied to Matthews adjective checklist of self-reported activation: effect of time of day pp. 95-106: Joan Gua`rdia and Ana Adan

Testing for convergence in left-right ideological positions pp. 345-359: Rob Eisinga and Philip Hans Franses
The in-depth testing of survey questions: A critical appraisal of methods pp. 361-370: William Foddy
Applying a non parametric methodology to the study of corporate reputation pp. 371-388: Oded Shenkar and Ephraim Yuchtman-Yaar
Multilevel analysis of the changing relationship between class and party in Britain 1964–1992 pp. 389-404: A. Heath, M. Yang and H. Goldstein
Analysis of longitudinal data using the hierarchical linear model pp. 405-426: Tom Snijders
Dubious cycles: a methodological critique of the Namenwirth/Weber thesis on cultural change with an introduction into filter design methods pp. 427-448: Helmut Thome and Thomas Rahlf
Warning that reminders will be sent increased response rate pp. 449-450: Josephine Green

Models of representation of social mobility and inequality systems. A neural network approach pp. 231-252: Cinzia Meraviglia
Multivariate statistical techniques and sociological research pp. 253-276: Venera Tomaselli
Constructing and using a multiplicative model of the impact of societal changes on violent crime pp. 277-300: Olof Dahlbäck
Classification schemes and the study of social mobility: A detailed examination of the Blau-Duncan categories pp. 301-321: Daniel Krymkowski, Zbigniew Sawiński and Henryk Domanski
Bivariate and multivariate scaled association models. An application to homogamy of social origin and education in Hungary between 1930 and 1979 pp. 323-343: Wilfred Uunk, Harry Ganzeboom and Péter Róbert

Asking and answering yes/no-questions in survey interviews: a conversational approach pp. 115-136: Nico Molenaar and Johannes Smit
Social structure and voting choice: hypotheses, findings, and interpretations pp. 137-160: Robert Smith
Economic entropy and its application to the structure of the transport system pp. 161-171: Lu Jiang
Social environmental impacts on survey cooperation pp. 173-188: Mick Couper and Robert Groves
Modeling nonresponse in multiwave panel studies using discrete-time Markov models pp. 189-203: Toon Taris
Probing behaviour of interviewers in the standardised semi-open research interview pp. 205-230: Hanneke Houtkoop-Steenstra

The impact of mood on personality measures pp. 1-17: Morten Heide and Kjell Grønhaug
A common base for quality control criteria in quantitative and qualitative research pp. 19-35: Peter Swanborn
Path analysis with partial association measures pp. 37-60: Gilbert Ritschard, Jean Kellerhals, Michael Olszak and Massimo Sardi
Structural changes and association in mobility tables: an integration and extension of existing approaches pp. 61-86: G. Marks, Y. Pittelkow and F. Jones
How different are social choice functions: a rough sets approach pp. 87-99: Mario Fedrizzi, Janusz Kacprzyk and Hannu Nurmi
State-contingent representations, strategic market games and systematic uncertainty pp. 101-113: Pier Sacco