Upcoming events
15
Oct
2021
Promoting (reflexive) methogological pluralism: An autoethnographic account of mapping the political science research on judicialization
Promoting methodological pluralism has been a major theme of discussion across multiple political science subfields. But, notably, qualitative methodologists...
29
Oct
2021
Misunderstanding ethnography: Evidence in law. journalism and political ethnography
In Interrogating Ethnography: Why Evidence Matters (2018), law professor and lawyer Steven Lubet mounts a concerted attack on ethnography for relying upon...
05
Nov
2021
Rethinking comparison: Innovative methods for qualitative political inquiry
Qualitative comparative methods – and specifically controlled qualitative comparisons – are central to the study of politics. They are not the only kind of...
19
Nov
2021
Telling the truth about empire? The contribution of a critical interpretivist approach
In the fourth talk for the 'Rethinking Interpretive Methods" series, hosted by the Interpretation, Method and Critique Network at ANU, April Biccum will...
26
Nov
2021
Vision and method in global historical sociology
In the final talk for the 'Rethinking Interpretive Methods" series, hosted by the Interpretation, Method and Critique Network at ANU, George Lawson will...
