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|a Dunning, Thad ,
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|a Natural experiments in the social sciences :
|b a design-based approach
|c Thad Dunning
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|b Cambridge University Press ,
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|a xix, 358 p. :
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|a Strategies for social inquiry
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|a Includes bibliographical references (p. 338-352) and index
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|a 1. Why natural experiments? -- 2. Standard natural experiments -- 3. Regression-discontinuity designs -- 4. Instrumental-variables designs -- 5. Simplicity and transparency: keys to quantitative analysis -- 6. sampling processes and standard errors -- 7. The central role of qualitative evidence -- 8. How plausible is as-if random? -- 9. How credible is the model? -- 10. How relevant is the intervention? -- 11. Building strong designs through multi-method research
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|a Social sciences
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