Morire per la patria? La commemorazione dei caduti italiani in Afghanistan

Quirico, Monica

doi:10.3280/pass2016-099006

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“…The project generated in-depth studies of individual national contexts as well as structured analyses and comparisons of countries (Åse & Wendt , 2019cKoobak, 2019b;Quirico, 2016Quirico, , 2018Wendt & Åse, 2016. However, the project also presented an excellent opportunity to explore the possibilities and limitations of the qualitative comparative method.…”

Section: Introducing the Comparative Project: The Politics Of Militarmentioning

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Handling missing data in numeric analyses

Gorard

2020

International Journal of Social Research Methodology

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One overarching question in scholarly methodological discussions on qualitative comparative approaches concerns how it is possible to compare and generalise deep insider knowledge across (nationally) specific contexts. The aim of this article is to propose a research strategy that both facilitates the comparison and theorisation of such knowledge across nations and limits the risks of reproducing naturalised national 'truths'. The strategy is developed within a feminist, cross-national, qualitative comparative analysis of how European countries addressed military deaths in connection with the ISAF mission in Afghanistan. The article underlines the importance of collective analytical work and of strategies that allow continuous movement between insider and outsider positions throughout the research process. A number of analytical strategies are presented: collective project design, alternating between analytical closeness and distance, and de-familiarising writing practices.

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Section: Introducing the Comparative Project: The Politics Of Militarmentioning

confidence: 99%