Bridge the gap between sophisticated research designs and simple theoretical explanations. This workshop uses within-case and cross-case comparative methods to help you craft more persuasive, interesting theories—the essential ingredient for successfully publishing in top-tier research outlets.
Inspired by Stanford’s "Research as Design," this workshop moves beyond rigid processes to apply playful creativity and visual thinking in your research work. You will learn to prototype your papers, overcome research blocks like procrastination, build sustainable routines and more!
This workshop treats visual data as both a research object and a methodological tool. It covers the collection and analysis of images and video—including photo elicitation and visual ethnography—while addressing the ethical challenges and reflexivity inherent in visual research designs.
Dive into QCA to capture the causal complexity inherent in social sciences. Using the R software environment, you will move from the foundations of set theory to advanced multi-method applications, gaining a systematic framework for identifying diverse patterns in comparative research.