Quality & Quantity: International Journal of Methodology

1967 - 2025

Current editor(s): Vittorio Capecchi

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Analyzing judicial discrimination pp. 325-334: Olof Dahlbäck
Models for status inconsistency and mobility: A comparison of the approaches by Hope and Sobel with the mainstream square additive model pp. 335-352: John Hendrickx, Nan Graaf, Jan Lammers and Wout Ultee
On estimating true change interrelationships with other variables pp. 353-370: Tenko Raykov
Properties in science and their modelling pp. 371-382: Mark Burgin and Vladimir Kuznetsov
Toward a rapprochement between the two basic paradigms of educational research pp. 383-410: Bishwa Mukherjee
The political dimension of intercultural research - the Australian experience pp. 411-420: Anne Seitz
Multiple ranking tasks in a semantic domain: An investigation of task order effects pp. 421-438: Devon Brewer

Explaining interviewer effects and respondent behavior: Theoretical models and empirical analysis pp. 219-247: Jost Reinecke and Peter Schmidt
Industrial segmentation, the ethnic economy, and job mobility: the case of Cuban exiles in Florida pp. 249-270: JosÉ Cobas, Mikel Aickin and Douglas Jardine
The paradox of gender voting: An exploratory analysis pp. 271-289: Robert Smith
Some comments on the possibility of “Methodological indeterminacy” pp. 291-301: Steven Miller
Scales of measurements: An introduction and a selected bibliography pp. 303-324: Anwer Khurshid and Hardeo Sahai

Logic from space pp. 117-137: Bernd Schmeikal-Schuh
A semiparametric random effects approach to unobserved heterogeneity in count data models of organizational founding pp. 139-155: Alessandro Lomi
The wording of questions in a CATI-based lifestyle survey: Effects of reversing the polarity of AIDS-related questions in continuous data pp. 157-170: Stefano Campostrini and David McQueen
Power and the dynamics of behavior pp. 171-193: Johan Vree
The influences of society on suicide pp. 195-200: David Lester
Multidimensional scaling reliability in similarity judgments about environmental sentences pp. 201-209: Ana-Delia Correa, José Díaz, Ernesto Suárez and Bernardo Hernández
External validity abandoned? pp. 211-215: Peter Swanborn
Abandoning internal and external validity: A response to Swanborn pp. 217-218: Martyn Hammersley

Scoring functions for ordered classifications in statistical analysis pp. 1-17: Antony Fielding
Making measurement errors and interpreting path coefficients: a practical perspective pp. 19-30: Wayne Francis and Edward Carmines
Measurement in the ex post evaluation of forecasts pp. 31-45: Ed Dammers
Causality in economics: Rhetorical ethic or positivist empiric? pp. 47-71: Grahame Thompson
Time dependency of trade union membership pp. 73-93: Coen Rij and Willem Saris
Condorcet efficiency of two stage constant scoring rules pp. 95-101: Williams Gehrlein
Nash equilibrium reconsidered and an option for maximin pp. 103-115: Manfred Holler

A methodology for cluster analysis of citation histories pp. 337-365: Vesna Luzar, Vesna Dobrić, Siniša Maričić, Greta Pifat and Jagoda Spaventi
Procedures for controlling reference frame effects in the measurement of multidimensional processes pp. 367-381: Joseph Woelfel and George Barnett
A comparative examination of structural models of ability tests pp. 383-394: Aharon Tziner
Question sequence effects in the measurement of reciprocity pp. 395-408: Theo Tilburg
The effects of sampling on measures of association between variables based on sample means pp. 409-425: Robert O'Brien, William Burns and Paul Slovic
Determining implied relationships on incomplete ordinal data pp. 427-434: Elliot Noma
Concatenated exploration: notes on a neglected type of longitudinal research pp. 435-442: Robert Stebbins

The effect of questionnaire length on survey response pp. 233-244: Brendan Burchell and Catherine Marsh
An instrument for collecting informed opinions pp. 245-258: Peter Neijens, Jan Ridder and Willem Saris
Globals, mutables, and immutables: a new look at the micro-macro link pp. 259-276: Kenneth Bailey
The sample estimation pp. 277-290: V. Shvyrkov
The reliability of constructs derived from attitude-behavior theories: an application of generalizability theory in the health sector pp. 291-305: Pierre Valois, Gaston Godin and Richard Bertrand
Multilevel theory and the underspecification of multilevel models pp. 307-322: Pieter Eeden
Nash equilibrium reconsidered and an option for maximin pp. 323-335: Manfred Holler

Effects of U.S. equal employment opportunity and affirmative action programs on women's employment stability pp. 113-126: Noel Uri and J. Mixon
A new measurement procedure for attitudinal research. Analysis of its psychometric and informational properties pp. 127-146: Joan Batista-Foguet and Willem Saris
In search of one set of categories pp. 147-155: Roel Popping
Unobserved heterogeneity in event history models pp. 157-168: Hans-Peter Blossfeld and Alfred Hamerle
Varieties of methodological intersubjectivity — the relations with qualitative and quantitative research, and with objectivity pp. 169-180: Adri Smaling
Action embedded in social structure: A systematic theory Part I, theory and evidence pp. 181-204: Robert Smith
Action embedded in social structure: A systematic theory Part II, explanations pp. 205-230: Robert Smith

Use of typologies for ‘measuring’ self-identity change: methodological issues in longitudinal qualitative research pp. 1-17: Erica Hallebone
A modified GMDH approach for social science research: exploring patterns of relationships in the data pp. 19-38: Tim Liao
Urbanization effects on survey nonresponse: a test within and across cities pp. 39-48: John Goyder, Jean Lock and Trish McNair
Beyond spatial representation pp. 49-59: Mark Groves
Stepwise multi-criteria evaluation pp. 61-76: Michiel Vries
What makes the clock tick? Time, populations, voters, and votes for the president in the United States pp. 77-84: Baruch Mevorach
A positive correlation between turnout and plurality does not refute the rational voter model pp. 85-93: Amihai Glazer and Bernard Grofman
On forecasting of innovations pp. 95-112: Kurt Brännäs and Uno Zackrisson