Quality & Quantity: International Journal of Methodology

1967 - 2025

Current editor(s): Vittorio Capecchi

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Constituency influences on legislative policy choice pp. 299-319: Mathew McCubbins and Terry Sullivan
Dialectic as methodological perspective pp. 321-335: Rosemary Bannan
An expected-utility model of electoral competition pp. 337-349: Gary Cox
Epistemological foundations of statistics pp. 351-366: Vladislav Shvyrkov
The structure of voting-power indices pp. 367-375: Hans Stenlund and Jan-Erik Lane
Multiple indicators: Internal consistency or no necessary relationship? pp. 377-385: Kenneth Bollen
Additive-tree representations of incomplete dissimilarity data pp. 387-393: Geert Soete
Abstracts pp. 395-395: Mathew Cubbins, Terry Sullivan, Rosemary Bannan, Gary Cox, Vlasdislav Shvyrkov, Hans Stenlund, Jan-Erik Lane, Kenneth Bollen and Geert Soete

A three-level measurement model pp. 225-245: Kenneth Bailey
Probabilistic causal systems and the conditional probability approach to causal analysis pp. 247-259: Frederick Ellett and David Ericson
Sequential moving sums of squares of OLS residuals in parameter stability testing pp. 261-273: Anders Westlund
Radicalising survey methodology pp. 275-292: Roy Carr-Hill
Abstracts pp. 293-295: Kenneth Bailey, Frederick Ellett, David Ericson, Anders Westlund and Roy Carr-Hill

Traces of agreement: On some agreement indices for open-ended questions pp. 147-158: Roel Popping
Humanizing the research interview: A posthumous analysis of LeRoy Bowman's approach to the interview process pp. 159-171: Barbara Bowman, Garda Bowman and Ruth Resch
The political choice of social indicators pp. 173-191: Roy Carr-Hill
Using generalizability theory to estimate the dependability of aggregate-level variables pp. 193-205: Robert O'Brien
Statistical analysis of data-set quality pp. 207-219: Vladislav Shvyrkov

Why soldiers fight. Part I. Leadership, cohesion and fighter spirit pp. 1-32: Robert Smith
Why soldiers fight. Part II. Alternative theories pp. 33-58: Robert Smith
The cultural convergence of Korean immigrants in Hawaii: An empirical test of a mathematical theory pp. 59-78: D. Kincaid, June Yum, Joseph Woelfel and George Barnett
Decomposing proportions and differences in proportions: Approaches to contingency-table analysis pp. 79-111: Ottar Hellevik
Sociological entropy theory: Toward a statistical and verbal congruence pp. 113-133: Kenneth Bailey
Book reviews pp. 135-139: K. Mardia, John Scott, Sara Arber and John Bibby
Abstracts pp. 141-143: Robert Smith, D. Kincaid, June Yum, Joseph Woeffel, George Barnett, Ottar Hellevik and Kenneth Ballem

Dynamic analysis of discrete dependent variables: A didactic essay pp. 425-460: Glenn Carroll
The methodology of aggregate analysis: Errors in traditional procedures and suggestions for improvement pp. 461-474: Jonathan Kelley and Ian McAllister
Are nonmetric additive-tree representations of numerical proximity data meaningful? pp. 475-478: Geert Soete
Book reviews pp. 479-482: Antony Fielding and Mildred Blaxter

History, selection and randomness—Towards an analysis of social historical explanations pp. 347-367: Nachman Ben-Yehuda
Defining stimulus and response: An examination of current procedures pp. 369-386: Lennart Sjöberg
Analysis of preferences as directional data pp. 387-404: Charles Jones
Effects of scale length on means and correlation coefficients pp. 405-408: Lily Neumann
Minimally acceptable models and measurement of “variation” explained in log-linear (logit) analysis pp. 409-416: William Feinberg, Joseph Trotta and Jon Baltzell

Sociological classification and cluster analysis pp. 251-268: Kenneth Bailey
The analysis of relations in an organisation pp. 269-279: Norman Schofield and James Alt
Drawing valid meaning from qualitative data: Some techniques of data reduction and display pp. 281-339: A. Huberman and Matthew Miles
Book reviews pp. 341-344: Paul Atkinson, W. Gray and Antony Fielding
Abstracts pp. 345-346: K. Bailey, N. Schofield, J. Alt, A. Huberman and M. Miles

Collective action, rational man and economic reasoning pp. 163-177: Manfred Holler
How interviewer variance can bias the results of research on interviewer effects pp. 179-187: Wil Dijkstra
The relevance of the concept of structural variability to the social sciences pp. 189-201: Anders Westlund and Jan-Erik Lane
On the interpretation of a structural model of the mobility table pp. 203-224: K. Macdonald
Race comparisons on Rotter's I-E scale: Difference in locus of control or in concept being measured? pp. 225-237: Neal Krause and Jon Hoelter
Sample size: How much is enough? pp. 239-245: Homer Austin
Book reviews pp. 247-248: Ian Hounam and David Rose
Abstracts pp. 249-250: Manfred Holler, Will Dijkstra, Anders Westlund, Jan-Erik Lane, K. MacDonald, Neal Krause, Jon Hoelter and Homer Austin

Use of the chi-square statistic for selecting explanatory variables in multiway tables pp. 103-116: A. Israëls and J. Driel
The illogic of a philosophical discovery pp. 117-125: J. Lindsey
Measurement models for content analysis pp. 127-149: Robert Weber
Time and cognition in economics: Towards a time-based cognitive continuum for economic inquiry pp. 151-156: Warren Young
Book reviews pp. 157-158: Tony Coxon and Helmut Norpoth
Abstracts pp. 161-162: A. Israëls, J. Driel, J. Lindsey and Warren Young

Traces of agreement: On the DOT-product as a coefficient of agreement pp. 1-18: Roel Popping
Empirical aids for ordering variables in causal models pp. 19-33: Moshe Hartman
The potential of facet theory for applied social psychology pp. 35-67: David Canter
Is statistical inference appropriate to structuralism? pp. 69-86: David Sylvan and Barry Glassner
Avoiding assumptions by component analysis pp. 87-90: Giuseppe Gangemi
Book reviews pp. 91-98: David Sanders