Himadeep Muppidi’s presentation — and the extensive q&a that followed it — from the 2009 ISA-Northeast workshop on Interpretive and Relational Research Methodologies.
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Himadeep Muppidi’s presentation — and the extensive q&a that followed it — from the 2009 ISA-Northeast workshop on Interpretive and Relational Research Methodologies.
Margaret Keck’s presentation from the 2009 ISA-Northeast workshop on Interpretive and Relational Research Methodologies. (Due to some bizarre recording errors, the talk is in four pieces, and there are a few small gaps between the pieces where the recording was unusable.)
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Standard Podcast [9:16m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (67)Aida Hozic’s presentation from the 2009 ISA-NE workshop on Interpretive and Relational Research Methodologies.
Brent Steele’s presentation from the 2009 ISA-Northeast workshop on Interpretive and Relational Research Methodologies.
Here are my discussant comments from a panel entitled “The Use of Historical Evidence in International Relations” at the 2009 ISA-Northeast conference in Baltimore, MD.
Track Five, the third methodology workshop presentation, by Amy Skonieczny.
Track Four, the second workshop presentation, by Renee Marlin-Bennett. Featuring twelves tips for doing “emancipatory empiricist” research.
Track Three, the first presentation from this year’s methodology workshop — this one’s by Rose Shinko.
Track Two, my comments as a discussant on a panel entitled “Agents, Structures, and Change.”
So here’s a little EP called “ISA-NE 2008.” Track One, my comments at the roundtable on David Blaney and Naeem Inayatullah’s book manuscript Savage Economics.
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