8th Summer School in Methods & TechniquesUniversity of Ljubljana, Slovenia25 July – 10 August 2013

Course listA01 Introduction to SPSSA02 Introduction to RA03 Linear Algebra and CalculusA04 Basics of Inferential Statistics for Political ScientistsA05 Qualitative Data Exploration with MAXQDAB01 Multivariate Statistical Analysis and Comparative Cross-national Survey DataB02 Political Game TheoryB03 Case Study Research: Methodology and PracticeB04 Event History AnalysisB05 Qualitative Comparative Analysis and Fuzzy Sets: Basics and Advanced Issues in Set-Theoretic MethodsB06 Introduction to Network Analysis Using PajekB07 Introduction to Structural Equation ModellingB08 Advanced Topics in Applied RegressionB09 Applied Multilevel ModellingC01 Research DesignsC02 Multiple Regression Analysis I: Estimation and DiagnosticsC03 Experimental Methods I: MethodologyC04 Expert Interviews for Qualitative Data GenerationC05 Process Tracing Methodology I – Foundations and GuidelinesC06 Focus Groups for Qualitative Data GenerationC07 Issues in Political, Policy and Organisation EthnographyC08 Maximum Likelihood I: Theory and PracticeC09 Advanced Topics in Applied Regression I: Assumptions, Extrapolation and HeterogeneityC10 Electoral ForecastingC11 Applied Multilevel Modelling I: Multilevel Linear Models for Continuous DataC12 Strategies of Interpretive/Qualitative Political ResearchD1 Experimental Methods II.a: Laboratory Experiments

D2 Experimental Methods II.b: Causal Inference: Field Experiments, Survey Experiments and StatisticsD3 Multiple Regression Analysis II: The Link FunctionD4 Process Tracing Methodology IID5 Analysing Discourse - Analysing Politics: Theories, Methods and ApplicationsD6 Analysing Text, Sound and Image with NVivo 10D7 Content AnalysisD8 Visual Statistics: Analysing your Data VisuallyD9 Maximum Likelihood 1: Theory and PracticeD10 Advanced Topics in Applied Regression I: Assumptions, Extrapolation and HeterogeneityD11 Applied Multilevel Modelling I: Multilevel Linear Models for Continuous DataD12 Methodological Pluralism and Problem-Focused Research

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