Field experiments in comparative politics and policy (SAGE, 2010)
"March 2010.". - Includes essays derived from a conference held at the University of Manchester in the UK in June 2008
Includes bibliographical references
Field experiments in comparative politics and policy / Donald P. Green and Peter John -- Parable of two agencies, one of which randomizes / Dominic Pearson...[et. al.] -- Democracy, governance, and randomized development assistance / Devra C. Moehler -- Translating experiments into policy / Gary Stoker -- The promising integration of qualitative methods and field experiments / Elizabeth Levy Paluck -- The future of field experiments in international relations / Susan D. Hyde -- Why can't a student be more like an average person? : sampling and attrition effects in social science field and laboratory experiments / Marc Hooghe...[et. al.] -- Points of intersection between randomized experiments and quasi-experiments / Jane Green -- Reporting methodological items in randomized experiments in political science / Isabelle Boutron, Peter John, and David J. Torgerson -- Theory, external validity, and experimental inference : some conjectures / Fernando Martel Garcia and Leonard Wantchekon -- Expanding the use of experiments on civic behavior : experiments with local government as a research partner / Sarah Cotterill and Liz Richardson -- Help me help you : conducting field experiments with political elites / Peter John Loewen, Daniel Rubenson, and Leonard Wantchekon -- Conceptual, design, and statistical complications associated with participant preference / Hannah R. Ainsworth, David J. Torgerson, and Arthur R. Kang'ombe --- Strategies for dealing with the problem of non-overlapping units of assignment and outcome measurement in field experiments / Ana L. De La O and Daniel Rubenson -- Enough already about "black box" experiments : studying mediation is more difficult than most scholars suppose / Donald P. Green, Shang E. Ha, and John G. Bullock -- Correction to Arceneaux (2005) / Kevin Arceneaux