Qualitative & Multi-Method Research is a biannual publication of the APSA section Qualitative and Multi-Method Research, devoted to the study, development, and practice of qualitative and multi-method research techniques.
The editorship of the publication has moved to the Southwest!
Meet the new editors!
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Jennifer Cyr is Assistant Professor of Political Science and Latin American Studies at the University of Arizona. Her substantive research interests focus on representation, identity, and institutional stability and change in Latin America. Her methodological interests center on the rigorous integration of qualitative methods, and in particular focus groups, into mixed-methods research. Her book, The Fates of Political Parties: Institutional Crisis,
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Kendra Koivu is Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of New Mexico. She received her doctorate from Northwestern University where she studied comparative politics, qualitative methods, and international relations. Her substantive research interests include organized crime, narcotics trafficking, early twentieth century Eurasian politics, statebuilding, and political economy. Her methodological interests include set theory, qualitative
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Continuity, and Change in Latin America, was published at Cambridge University Press (2017). She has a second book under contract with Cambridge (forthcoming 2018), entitled Focus Groups for the Social Science Researcher. She has also published or forthcoming work in a wide variety of journals, including Comparative Political Studies, Comparative Politics, PS: Political Science and Politics, Studies in Comparative International Development, Sociological Methods and Research, and Revista de Ciencia Política, as well as several chapters in edited volumes. She received her PhD in Political Science from Northwestern University and has an MA in Political Science from Northwestern University as well as an MA in Latin American and Caribbean Studies from Florida International University.
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comparative analysis, counterfactual analysis, case selection procedures, and mixed methods research. Her work has been published or is forthcoming in Comparative Political Studies, Studies in Comparative International Development, PS: Political Science and Politics, European Political Science, and Quality and Quantity. Her book manuscript, Consorting with Criminals: Smuggling and Statebuilding in the Interwar Period, is currently under review.
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