POL S 511
Quantitative Political Analysis
Fall 2025
Topics
- Introduction; asking questions and telling stories with data; Intro to Stata
- Research design, causality and experiments
- Kellstedt and Whitten (2013)
- Pollock (2015)
- Inference 2
- Data visualisation
- Linear regression
- Multiple regression 1
- Multiple regression 2
- Multiple regression 3
- Bringing it all together
- Explain the complexity of contemporary politics from the perspective of solid research design and empirical analysis
- Apply a range of basic descriptive and inferential quantitative techniques to analyse political phenomena
- Apply methodological concepts and techniques, and properly explain their application to an academic audience
Fall 2023
Topics
- Introduction; asking questions and telling stories with data; Intro to Stata
- Barakso et al. (2013)
- Kellstedt and Whitten (2013)
- Inference 1
- Inference 2
- Data visualisation
- Linear regression
- Multiple regression 1
- Multiple regression 2
- Multiple regression 3
- Bringing it all together
- Explain the complexity of contemporary politics from the perspective of solid research design and empirical analysis
- Apply a range of basic descriptive and inferential quantitative techniques to analyse political phenomena
- Apply methodological concepts and techniques, and properly explain their application to an academic audience
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027
- POL S 411 QUANTITATIVE POLITICAL ANALYSIS / POL S 511 QUANTITATIVE POLITICAL ANALYSIS · Reading-list link; contents not retrieved ↗
- 2023-Fall-POL-S-411-SEMINAR-A1 ↗2023
- 2023-Fall-POL-S-511-SEMINAR-A1 ↗2023
- 2025-Fall-POL-S-411-SEMINAR-A01 ↗2025
- 2025-Fall-POL-S-511-SEMINAR-A01 ↗2025
- 2022-Fall-POL-S-511-SEMINAR-A1 ↗2022
- Additional readings are supplied through the course LMS. Partial automated extraction.
- Additional readings are supplied through the course LMS. Partial automated extraction.