Veranstaltungsort:
Tilburg University
Warandelaan 2
5037 AB Tilburg, The Netherlands
Uhrzeit:
15.1.: 14:15 - 18 Uhr und 16.1.: 9:15 - 15:00 Uhr
Ansprechpartner/in:
Semester:
WiSe 2014/15

15th January 2015

14.15 Begin Conference, Welcome

14.15 -15.45 Analyzing Social Inequality

Camilla Borgna:
Different systems, same inequalities? The social stratification of cognitive skills in 18 OECD countries

Ramsey Wise:
Does Market Orientation in Education Improve Performance or Increase Inequality? Developing a Conceptual Framework for Testing (Un)Intended Outcomes with Fuzzy Set Qualitative Comparative Analysis (fsQCA)

Charles Ragin, Peer Fiss:
Set-Theoretic Methods for the Study of Social Inequality: Test Scores, Parental Income, and Poverty

15.45 -16.00 Coffee

16.00 -18.00 Applications in Organization Studies and Political Science

Grégoire Croidieu, Charles- Clemens Rüling:
Why are exemplary and successful practices sometimes not imitated? A configurational study of Penfolds Grange and the Australian wine industry

Stefan Cloudt:
Organizational configurations and performance of Dutch social housing associations

Markus Siewert:
When do Presidents Prevail and Fail within the Legislative Arena -Evaluating President George W. Bush's Success on the Substance of Legislation

Stefan Verweij, Lasse Gerrits, Christian Kroll, Jack Meek, Daniel Schraad-Tischler:
The Relationships between Governance Capacity and Environmental Policy Performance: A Comparative Evaluation of 41 OECD and EU Countries with Fuzzy Set QCA

16th January 2015

09.15 -10.45 QCA in Mixed Methods Research

Jonas Buche, Antje Buche, Markus Siewert:
Comparing OR combining? Assessing the Small Value of Valuing fsQCA Versus Regression Analysis

Alrik Thiem, Michael Baumgartner, Damien Bol:
Still lost in translation: A correction of three misunderstandings between configurational comparativists and regressional analysis

Sho Niikawa, Andreas Corcaci:
Conceptual coordination in applied QCA-based mixed methods research: Reconsidering slippage from the analysis of consensual government formations

10.45 -11.00 Coffee

11.00 - 12.30 Modelling and Methods Issues in QCA

Michael Baumgartner, Alrik Thiem:
When there is more than meets the eye: Model ambiguities in configurational comparative research

Lakshmi Nair, Michael Gibbert:
Combining Comparative Outlier Analysis and QCA: A review of 26 years (missed) opportunities for theory building in Management and Organizational Research

Carsten Schneider, Ingo Rohlfing:
Over- and Underfitting in Qualitative Comparative Analysis: Theoretical foundations and proper simulations

12.30 -13.15 Lunch

13.15 -14.15 Validity and Criticism of QCA Analyses and Results

Alessia Damonte:
Interesting results -but are they valid?

Benoît Rihoux:
On trench warfare and hand grenades. Essay from the battlefield of critiques against QCA and set-theoretic methods

14.15 -15.00 Closing Discussion