One of the things that I love about historical political economy is the variety of methods that are brought to bear on historical materials. This includes quantitative methods such as regression. The emergence of quantitative history as a recognizable practice was due in no small part to the new political history movement of the 1960s, … Continue reading Quantitative History, Spatial Heterogeneity, and the Problem of Generalization
Quantitative History, Spatial Heterogeneity, and the Problem of Generalization
