Quality & Quantity: International Journal of Methodology

1967 - 2025

Current editor(s): Vittorio Capecchi

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Social classification from homogamy: A method based on information pp. 283-316: Jacqueline Feldman and Marwan Houri
Geometrical conceptions in the analysis of qualitative variables pp. 317-322: B. Mirkin
A theoretical model of mass consumer behavior and some methodological problems of social studies pp. 323-337: Konstantin Val'Tukh
Social distance pp. 339-348: D. Osborne
Causal models in the system of qualitative sociological variables: Introductory remarks pp. 349-359: František Charvát
Measures of father-to-son mobility: A liberal or radical criterion of evaluation? pp. 361-369: F. Jones
Book reviews pp. 371-376: Jon Linzell

Interrelation of dependence coefficients and influence coefficients pp. 193-202: Fridrikh Borodkin
A linguistic method for the classification of multidimensional social objects pp. 203-227: Tatiana Zaslavskaia and Il'Ia Muchnik
About a relationship between socioeconomic development of the countryside and rural population migration pp. 229-243: Tatiana Zaslavskaia and Liudmila Liashenko
Canonical ecology and the analysis of aggregate voting models pp. 245-264: Vincent McHale and Richard Partch
Quantitative dimensions of congressional performance in the twentieth century pp. 265-275: David Farnsworth and James Fleming
Book reviews pp. 277-279: Guy Neave and Andre-Paul Frognier
Abstracts pp. 280-282: Fridrikh Borodkin, Tataina Zaslavskaia, Il'ia Muchnik, Liudmila Liashenko, Vincent McHale, Richard Partch, David Farnsworth and James Fleming

Social data and response models. The case of crime rates pp. 95-106: Gosta Carlsson
Methods of measuring mobility pp. 107-136: John Bibby
A critique of scaled “variables” pp. 137-143: J. Lindsey
A simple Markovian model for general mobility: Some preliminary considerations pp. 145-169: Daniel Brown
Areas of difference: A critique of the work of Byrne and Williamson on regional inequalities in educational attainment pp. 171-183: Dougal Hutchison
Rejoinder to Dougal Hutchison's “Areas of difference: A critique of the work of Byrne and Williamson on regional inequalities in educational attainment” pp. 185-189: D. Byrne

Measuring risks in collective decisions pp. 1-41: Alberto Marradi
A comparison of additive and multiplicative models for qualitative data pp. 43-50: J. Lindsey
A multi-level, structural theory of social behavior pp. 51-89: T. Burns and L. Meeker
Book reviews pp. 91-92: Neil Henry

Some simple mathematical models for adoption processes: The case of the comprehensive school reform in Norway pp. 299-325: Jacqueline Feldman and Suzanne Lie
Models of stratification processes pp. 327-345: Patrick Doreian and Norman Hummon
Some recent views on probability and induction pp. 347-376: Maria Galavotti
Conditional independence and log linear models for multi-dimensional contingency tables pp. 377-390: J. Lindsey
Book reviews pp. 391-397: Brian Barry and Abram Swaan
Models of stratification processes pp. 399-399: Patrick Doreian and Norman Hummon
Some simple mathematical models for adoption processes: The case of the comprehensive school reform in Norway pp. 399-399: Jacqueline Feldman and Suzanne Lie
Conditional independence, and log linear models for multi-dimensional contingency tables pp. 400-400: J. Lindsey
Some recent views on probability and induction pp. 400-400: Maria Galavotti

Are there structual models of voluntaristic social action? pp. 199-246: Hayward Alker
Change and unreliability pp. 247-266: Olof Petersson
Ethical notions and social life: some problems in the measurement of attitudes pp. 267-282: Adam Podgòrecki
Dogmatic trends in marxist sociology pp. 283-294: Karl-Dieter Opp
Inferences from sociological survey data: a unified approach pp. 295-296: J. Feldman

Value, idealization, valuation pp. 107-120: Leszek Nowak
Mathematical aggregation of preferences pp. 121-138: Björn Stefánsson
Occupational similarities: Subjective aspects of social stratification pp. 139-158: Anthony Coxon and Charles Jones
Social causality and empirical data reduction techniques pp. 159-180: Hannu Nurmi
Telephone interviews in social research: Some methodological considerations pp. 181-192: Charles Ibsen and John Ballweg
Book reviews pp. 193-196: Raymond Boudon and D. Bartholomew
Abstracts pp. 197-198: Leszek Nowak, Björn Stefánsson, Anthony Coxon, Charles Jones, Hannu Nurmi, Charles Ibsen and John Ballweg

Educational growth and economic equality pp. 1-10: Raymond Boudon
Toward empirical humanization of mass surveys pp. 11-26: Zygmunt Gostkowski
The effects of perceived and actual similarity in values and personality in the process of interpersonal attraction pp. 27-43: Timothy Curry and David Kenny
Power and causality pp. 45-63: Andre Blais
The role of constraints in policy analysis pp. 65-76: Giandomenico Majone
Welfare policy and causal modelling pp. 77-98: Patrick Doreian
The relative importance of campaign expenditures: An application of production theory pp. 99-105: William Lott and P. Warner