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Volume 21, Number 5, 2 September 2016

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Between X and Y: how process tracing contributes to opening the black box of causality
pp. 437-454(18)
Authors: Trampusch, Christine; Palier, Bruno

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Process tracing of extensive and intensive processes
pp. 455-462(8)
Author: Falleti, Tulia G.

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It's all about mechanisms – what process-tracing case studies should be tracing
pp. 463-472(10)
Author: Beach, Derek

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Assessing causal inference problems with Bayesian process tracing: the economic effects of proportional representation and the problem of endogeneity
pp. 473-483(11)
Author: Kreuzer, Marcus

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Open Access Process tracing, abstraction, and varieties of cognitive interest
pp. 484-488(5)
Author: Mayntz, Renate

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Process tracing and the causal identification revolution
pp. 489-492(4)
Author: Morgan, Kimberly J.

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Mechanisms, Bayesianism, and process tracing
pp. 493-499(7)
Author: Mahoney, James

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Open Access Process tracing: a laudable aim or a high-tariff methodology?
pp. 500-504(5)
Author: Hay, Colin

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