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TRIVIALIZATION (2) answer(s).
 
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Avoiding the trivialization of political science / Falleti, Tulia G   Journal Article
Falleti, Tulia G Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract I extensively agree with Lieberman’s main argument and especially with his recommendations to graduate students and journal editors, which come at a critical time for our discipline’s development and future relevance. However, I depart from Lieberman on two issues. First, I argue that the research cycle is circular, and not teleological as Lieberman implies. For instance, randomized control trial (RCT) studies could be the start (and not the end) of a research cycle that leads to more descriptive and qualitative analysis in order to improve our understanding of causality. Second, I believe that the size of effects in RCT studies does matter, among other reasons because small effects might be symptoms of defective conceptualization of the main research problem.
Key Words Political Science  Trivialization 
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Secondary anti-semitism: from hard-core to soft-core denial of the shoah / Heni, Clemens   Journal Article
Heni, Clemens Journal Article
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Publication 2008.
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