Workshop Schedule
Tuesday 1 September |
Wednesday 2 September |
Morning plenary session (9-12) Beyond explanation vs. understanding: Philosophy of science and the variety of empirical research methodologies Presenter: Patrick Jackson |
Morning plenary session (9-12) Interpretation and causal inference: Challenges and opportunities for interpretive researchers Presenter: Robert Adcock |
Small group lunches (12-2) |
Small group lunches (12-2) |
Afternoon break-out sessions (2-5) Interpretive methods in American Political Development: Victoria Hattam, Dorian Warren* Comparative Politics I: Robert Adcock, Jan Kubik*, Lisa Wedeen Comparative Politics II: Lee Ann Fujii, Tim Pachirat*, Fred Schaffer, Ed Schatz International Relations: Patrick Jackson, Cecelia Lynch*, Ido Oren Public law: Pamela Brandwein*, Julie Novkov Public Policy & Administration: Peregrine Schwartz-Shea*, Dvora Yanow |
Afternoon break-out sessions (2-4:40) Interpretive approaches to Discourse analysis I: Jan Kubik, Cecelia Lynch, Julie Novkov* Discourse analysis II: Pamela Brandwein*, Lisa Wedeen Historical analysis: Robert Adcock, Victoria Hattam, Ido Oren* Interviewing: Lee Ann Fujii*, Fred Schaffer Political ethnography and participant-observation: Tim Pachirat*, Ed Schatz, Dorian Warren Research design: Patrick Jackson, Peregrine Schwartz-Shea*, Dvora Yanow |
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Evening reception/Dinner, 6:30 pm Program: Issues in Professional Development: Q&A |
Wrap-up (4:45 - 5:00)
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* = Organizing Facilitator
This workshop is made possible through the generous support of the National Science Foundation and the University of Utah (US), University of Toronto (Canada), and Vrije Universteit (Amsterdam, The Netherlands).