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Pew Research Center provides an overview of its research methods, highlighting rigorous, non-partisan approaches used to produce trusted, objective insights on a wide range of social, political, and economic topics worldwide.
Leading social scientists at LSE explore advanced research methods and discuss the practical challenges of conducting studies across diverse social and cultural contexts.
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This blog by the Pew Research Center provides behind-the-scenes insights into research methods, showcasing how surveys, data analysis, and methodological approaches are applied in practice.
The Harvard Data Science Initiative provides scheduled sessions with descriptions, topics, and timing, along with an archive of past events, offering insights and resources for learning and applying data science methods.
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This training by the Comparative Study of Electoral Systems (CSES) teaches users to navigate the dataset, understand its cross-national structure, and apply appropriate methods for analysis. It emphasizes using documentation, accounting for hierarchical data, and applying techniques like multilevel models in comparative research.
Working with Data on Political BEHAVIOR: The CSES Read More »