This text is a complete introduction to reseah methods in political
science, covering all the topics typically included in a one
semester undergraduate-level course. h concentrates on the basics
of what a student needs to know how to do in order to be an
effecise consumer of scientific research and begin to conduct his
or her own research projects. The approach of 'learning by doing"
is encouraged through nUmeroUs examples and exercises. The book is
written in an informal style, with minimal use of technical jargon.
Alan D. Monroe (Ph.D.. Indiana Univrsity) has taught introductory
research methods at Illinois Slate University for more than 25
years. He has published research on a variety of topics,
particularly of public opinion and public policy in the U.S.. and
has also conducted a number of research projects for governmental
agencies and private clients, including surveys for political
campaigns.
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