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asr-research-design

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Use when defending the research design of an American Sociological Review (ASR) manuscript — causal/observational inference for quantitative and demographic work, case selection and comparison for comparative-historical work, site and informant logic for ethnography, and network/computational designs. ASR judges each tradition on its own terms. Strengthens the design; it does not write code.

When to use

• defending research design for ASR manuscripts
• causal and observational inference for quantitative work
• case selection and comparison for comparative-historical work
• site and informant logic for ethnography
• network and computational designs
• specifying identification, sampling, or selection logic
• justifying design against rival accounts

When not to use

• writing code

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