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Designing Research in Political Science; T.Gschwend & F.Schimmelfennig Increasing the Relevance of Research Questions; M.Lehnert, B.Miller & A.Wonka Concept Specification in Political Science Research; A.Wonka Typologies in Social Inquiry; M.Lehnert Making Measures Capture Concepts; B.Miller Achieving Comparability of Secondary Data; J.Rathke Dealing Effectively with Selection Bias in Large-n Research; J.Thiem Case Selection and Selection Bias in Small-n Research; D.Leuffen Selecting Independent Variables; U.Sieberer Discriminating among Rival Explanations: Some Tools for Small-n Researchers; A.Dür Falsification in Theory-Guided Empirical Social Research; D.De Bièvre Lessons for the Dialogue between Theory and Data; T.Gschwend & F.Schimmelfennig

THOMAS GSCHWEND is Research Assistant Professor at the Mannheim Centre for European Social Research, University of Mannheim, Germany. His articles have been published, inter alia, in the British Journal of Political Science, European Journal of Political Research and Political Analysis. He is also on the Editorial Board of Electoral Studies. FRANK SCHIMMELFENNIG is Professor of European Politics at ETH Zurich, Centre for Comparative and International Studies, Switzerland. He is the author of The EU, NATO, and the Integration of Europe (2003) and