Saturday, November 22 / 8:00 AM - 9:45 AM • Clark 5 (7th Floor)

Session 140
Historical Forces in Comparative and Methodological Phenomena

Chair: Dan Slater, University of Michigan
Discussant: Dan Slater, University of Michigan

1. History, Comparison and Context in “Middle-Range” Theorizing: Between Nomothetic and Idiographic Modes of Qualitative Research • Rudra Sil, University of Pennsylvania.

2. Communicating Across Time: How Translation Can Benefit Comparative Historical Analysis • Nicholas Smith, City University of New York - City College; Erica Simmons, University of Wisconsin-Madison.

3. A “Renaissance” in Comparative Historical Analysis? The Disjuncture Between Quantitative Methods and Macro-Structural Ontology in Asian Political History • Nhu Truong, University of Wisconsin-Madison.

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