Literature list (mandatory readings)

Ackerly, Brook A. & Jacqui True (2010/2019) Doing Feminist Research in Political and Social Science. London: Palgrave.

Ahmed, Amel & Rudra Sil (2012) ‘When multi-method research subverts methodological pluralism – or, why we still need single-method research’, Perspectives on Politics 10(4), 935-953.

Aradau, C. & J. Huysmans (2014) ‘Critical methods in International Relations: The politics of techniques, devices and acts’, European Journal of International Relations 20(3), 596-619.

Beach, Derek & Rasmus Brun Pedersen (2016) Causal Case Study Methods. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press. (Chapter 1-3).

Bengtsson, Bo & Hannu Rounavaara (2017) ‘Comparative Porcess Tracing: Making Historical Comparison Structured and Focused’, Philosophy of the Social Sciences 47(1), 44-66.

George, Alexander L. & Andrew Bennett (2005) Case studies and theory development in social sciences. Cambridge: MIT Press.

Gerring, John (2011) ‘How good is good enough? A multidimensional, best-possible standard for research design’, Political Research Quarterly 64(3), 625-636.

Lund, Crister (2014) “Of What is This a Case? Analytical Movements in Qualitative Social Science Research”, Human organization 73(3), 224-234.

Mannergren-Selimovic, Johanna (2020) ‘Gender, narrative and affect: Top-down politics of commemoration in post-genocide Rwanda’, Memory Studies 13(2), 131-145.

Ragin, Charles C. & Howard S. Becker (1992) What is a Case? Exploring the Foundation of Social Inquiry. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Simmons, Erica S. & Nicholas Rush Smith (2021) Rethinking Comparison. Innovative Methods for Qualitative Political Inquiry. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Small, Mario Luis (2011) ‘How to Conduct a Mixed Methods Study: Recent Trends in a Rapidly Growing Literature’, Annual Review of Sociology 37, 57-78.

Stern, Maria (2006) ‘Racism, sexism, classism and much more: reading security-identity in

marginalized sites’ in Ackerly, B., M. Stern and J. True (eds.) Feminist Methodologies

for International Relations. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Yin, Robert K. (2006) ‘Mixed Methods Research: Are the Methods Genuinly Intergrated of Merely Parallel?’, Research in the Schools 31(1), 41-47.

Wackenhut, Arne (2017) The Egyptian Uprising of 2011: Tracing the Role of the Cairo-Based Political Opposition. SGS, UGOT. (Chapter 3) (See Canvas note).

Warlenius, Rikard (2016) “Core and periphery in the early modern world system: A time-space appropriation assessment” in Jarrick, A. Myrdal, J and M. Wallenberg Bondesson (eds.) Methods in World History: A Critical Approach, pp. 185-226, Lund: Kriterium. Accessible at https://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctv1vmnkk1.9