Qualitative and Multi-Method Research

​Volume 16, Issue 1 (complete issue) 

​Letter from the Editors
Jennifer Cyr and Kendra L. Koivu

Symposium: Rethinking Comparisons 
Rethinking Comparison in the Social Sciences
Erica S. Simmons, Nicholas Rush Smith, and Rachel A. Schwartz 

Beyond Mill: Why Cross-Case Qualitative Causal Inference Is Weak, And Why We Should Still Compare
Jason Seawright

Two Ways to Compare
Frederic Charles Schaffer

On Casing a Study versus Studying a Case
Joe Soss

Comparative Analysis for Theory Development: Reflections on a Study of Women’s Empowerment
Mala Htun and Francesca R. Jensenius

Problems and Possibilities of Comparisons Across Regime Types
Benjamin L. Read

"An Ode to her Revolt:” Remembering Lee Ann Fujii
The Dignity of Complexity: Being Human in Political Science
Sarah E. Parkinson

Unmasking: The Role of Reflexivity in Political Science
Lahoma Thomas

Reflexivity and Revelation
Kanisha D. Bond

Remembering Lee Ann in South Africa: Meta-Data and Reflexive Research Practice
Robin L. Turner

Taking “Professionalization in the Discipline” with Lee Ann Fujii
Michelle Jurkovich

A Posture of Active Reflexivity: Learning from Lee Ann Fujii’s Approach to Research
Aarie Glas and Jessica Soedirgo
 
Editing LAF: Educate, Don’t Defend!
Dvora Yanow
 
Crossings: A Tribute to My Best Academic Friend
Michelle Moyd
 
Remembering Lee Ann Fujii’s Creativity and Courage
Peregrine Schwartz-Shea

APSA Fundraising Announcement
Lee Ann Fujii Minority Fellow Travel Grants

Articles
Using Digital Object Identifiers in Qualitative and Multi-Method Research and Beyond
Sebastian Karcher