Political Methodology - A Welcoming Discipline |
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| 文献名称 | Political Methodology - A Welcoming Discipline | ||||||
| 文献作者 | Nathaniel Beck | ||||||
| 作者所在单位 | Department of Political Science University of California, San Diego | ||||||
| 文献分类 | 已发表文献 | ||||||
| 学科一级分类 | 统计 | ||||||
| 学科二级分类 | 统计学 | ||||||
| 文献摘要 |
While empirical political science can be dated as far back as Aristotle, and some of the earliest work in statistics was about political methodology (e.g., Petty, 1690), the self-definition of political science as a science probably only goes back a century or so (with a convenient dating being the founding of a “scientific” department at Columbia University). Political methodology is a young subfield within political science. The coming of age of that subfield is best evidenced by the arrival of the journal, Political Methodology, now named Political Analysis. By that dating, the subfield of political methodology is about twenty five years old. |
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| 关键字 | Political Methodology ; A Welcoming Discipline | ||||||
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| 发表时间 | May 11, 1999 | ||||||
| 适用研究领域 | 统计学 | ||||||
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