Research Methods Festival 2008 Videos

Crossing Boundaries Angela Dale, University of Manchester Crossing Boundaries: The Lessons from the Research Methods Programme Peter Halfpenny, University of Manchester Disciplinary and Methodological Mashups: Muddles or Marvels? Phillip Lowe, University of Newcastle, University of Manchester The Necessity of Social Scientists Working with Natural Scientists Data/Information Visualisation Terry Hewitt, University of Manchester Introduction to visualisation

Event History Analysis

• Rob Crouchley and Damon Berridge, University of Lancaster Why R? Why SabreR?. Includes a demonstration of running SabreR on the Grid
• Damon Berridge and Rob Crouchley, University of Lancaster Multivariate Multilevel Generalized Linear Models. This presentation also links to a Bivariate Linear and Probit demonstration using sabreR
• Damon Berridge and Rob Crouchley, University of Lancaster Event History Models. Includes a demonstration using SabreR of renewal models of residential mobility
• Rob Crouchley and Damon Berridge, University of Lancaster State Dependence, Unobserved Heterogeneity and Non-Stationarity in Panel Data. Includes a demonstration using SabreR and a dataset on Depression

Plenary Lectures

• Bob Groves, Michigan State University Do We Still Need Probability Sampling in Surveys?
• Charles Ragin, University of Arizona Redesigning Social Inquiry.

What is?

The What is sessions were also filmed but unfortunately there were some issues with the quality of the recordings

• What is sessions