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This document summarizes the Quantitative Applications in the Social Sciences series published by SAGE. It provides an overview of the series, which contains concise papers on major statistical methods used in applied social research. The series has close to 100 titles published and has sold over 1 million copies worldwide. The document then lists the titles in the series organized by 14 thematic categories of statistical and research methods.

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This document summarizes the Quantitative Applications in the Social Sciences series published by SAGE. It provides an overview of the series, which contains concise papers on major statistical methods used in applied social research. The series has close to 100 titles published and has sold over 1 million copies worldwide. The document then lists the titles in the series organized by 14 thematic categories of statistical and research methods.

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SAGE — Series »Quantitative Applications in the Social Sciences«

Author(s): Jürgen Sensch


Source: Historical Social Research / Historische Sozialforschung, Vol. 19, No. 1 (69) (1994), pp.
133-138
Published by: GESIS - Leibniz-Institute for the Social Sciences, Center for Historical Social
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METHODS: REVIEWS AND NOTICES

SAGE - Series
?Quantitative Applications in the Social Sciences?

The Sage's Quantitative Applications in the Social Sciences series (edited by


Michael S. Lewis-Beck, University of Iowa) of concise and accessible papers
on methodology in the social sciences is a pub?shing phenomenon, with close
to 100 titles currently in print and world-wide sales of more than 1.000.000
copies. This series provides professionals and students with inexpensive texts
describing the major statistical methods used in applied social research. These
authoritative, easy-to-use volumes: provide focused summaries of the indivi
dual methods most used by applied researchers; are handy tools for a quick
'brush-up' on specific topics; contain useful glossaries, appendices, bibliogra
phic references; offer an authoritative introduction to the major techniques in
the applied social researcher's 'tool kit' and can be used independently, as a
supplement, or in tandom with other volumes in the series. Each volume is
prefaced with an introduction by the editor, Michael S. Lewis-Beck. We put the
titles in a thematic order

1. Basic Statistics:
(96) Maximum Likelihood Estimation: Logic and Practice, Scott R. Eliason.
(83) Central Tendency and Variability, Herbert F. Weisberg.
(73) Understanding Significance Testing, Lawrence B. M?hr.
(38) Matrix Algebra: An Introduction, Krishnan Namboodiri.
(35) Introduction to Survey Sampling, Graham Kalton.
(16) Exploratory Data-Analysis, Frederick Hartwig with Brian E. Bearing.
(8) Analysis of Ordinal Data, David K. Hildebrand, James D. Laing & Ho
ward Rosenthal.
(7) Analysis of Nominal Data, (Second Edition) H. T. Reynolds.
(4) Tests of Significance, Roman E. Henkel.

2. Regression Analysis:
(93) Regression with Dummy Variables, Melissa A. Hardy.
(92) Understanding Regression Assumptions, William D. Berry.
(79) Regression Diagnostics: An Introduction, John Fox.
(72) Interaction Effects in Multiple Regression, James Jaccard, Robert Turrisi
& Choi K. Wan.

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(57) Understanding Regression Analysis, Larry D. Schroeder, David L. Sjo
quist & Paula E. Stephan.
(51) Stochastic Parameter Regression Models, Paul Newbold & Theodore Bos.
(50) Multiple Regression in Practice, William D. Berry & Stanley Feldman.
(29) Interpreting and Using Regression, Christopher H. Achen.
(22) Applied Regression: An Introduction, Michael S. Lewis-Beck.
(19) Discriminant Analysis, William R. Klecka.
(I) Analysis of Variance (Second Edition), Gudmund R. Iversen & Helmut
Norpoth.
3. Experimental Design and Methods:
(98) Random Factors in ANOVA, Sally E. Jackson & Dale E. Brashers.
(84) ANOVA: Repeated Measures, Ellen R. Girden.
(74) Experimental Design and Analysis, Steven R. Brown & Lawrence E. Me
lamed.
(58) Randomized Response: A Method for Sensitive Surveys, James Alan Fox
& Paul E. Tracy.
(54) Multivariate Analysis of Variance, James H. Bray & Scott E. Maxwell.
(30) Test Item Bias, Steven J. Osterlind.
(23) Research Designs, Paul E. Spector.
(12) Analysis of Covariance, Albert R. Wildt & Olli T. Ahtola.

4. Measurement and Scaling:


(89) Multiple Comparison, Larry E. Toothaker.
(82) Summated Rating Scale Construction: An Introduction, Paul E. Spector.
(68) Rasch Models for Measurement, David Andrich.
(67) Analyzing Decision Making: Metric Conjoint Analysis, Jordan J. Louvie
re.
(61) Multiple Comparisons, Alan J. Klockars & Gilbert Sax.
(36) Achievement Testing: Recent Advances, Isaac I. Bejar.
(26) Multiattribute Evaluation, Ward Edwards & J. Robert Newman.
(25) Magnitude Scaling: Quantitative Measurement of Opinions, Milton Lodge.
(24) Unidimensional Scaling, John P. Mclver & Edward G. Carmines.
(17) Reliability and Validity Assessment, Edward G. Carmines & Richard A.
Zeller.
(15) Multiple Indicators: An Introduction, John L. Sullivan & Stanley Feldman.
(II) Multidimensional Scaling, Joseph B. Kruskal & Myron Wish.

5. Factor Analysis, Canonical Correlation and Related Topics:


(78) Data Theory and Dimensional Analysis, William G. Jacoby.
(69) Principal Components Analysis, George H. Dunteman.
(47) Canonical Correlation Analysis: Uses and Interpretation, Bruce
Thompson.
(34) Covariance Structure Models: An Introduction to LISREL, J. Scott Long.
(33) Corifirmatory Factor Analysis: A Preface to LISREL, J. Scott Long.

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(14) Factor Analysis: Statistical Methods and Practical Issues, Jae-On Kim &
Charles W. Mueller.
(13) Introduction to Factor Analysis: What is It and How To Do It, Jae-On Kim
& Charles W. Mueller.
(6) Canonical Analysis and Factor Comparison, Mark S. Levine.
6. Research Practice:
(88) Working With Archival Data: Studying Lives, Glen H. Elder Jr., Eliza K.
Pavalko & Elisabeth C. Clipp.
(85) Processing Data: The Survey Example, Linda B. Bourque & Virginia A.
Clark.
(80) Computer Assisted Interviewing, Willem E. Saris.
(77) Expert Systems, Robert A. Benfer, Edward E. Brent Jr. & Louanna Fur
bee.
(63) Survey Questions: Handcrafting the Standardized Questionnaire, Jean M.
Converse & Stanley Presser.
(53) Secondary Analysis of Variance, K. Jill Kiecolt & Laura E. Nathan.
(59) Meta-Analysis: Quantitative Methods for Research Synthesis, Frederic M.
Wolf.
(49) Basic Content Analysis (Second Edition), Robert Philip Weber.
(42) Using Published Data: Errors and Remedies, Herbert Jacob.

7. Categorical Data Analysis:


(97) Ordinal Log-Linear Models, Masako Ishii-Kuntz.
(94) Loglinear Models with Latent Variables, Jacques A. Hagenaars.
(86) Logit Modeling: Practical Applications, Alfred DeMaris.
(75) Longitudinal Research, Scott Menard.
(64) Latent Class Analysis, Allan L. McCutcheon.
(62) Information Theory: Structural Models for Qualitative Data, Klaus Krip
pendorff.
(45) Linear Probability, Logit, and Probit Models, John H. Aldrich & Forrest
D. Nelson.
(32) Measures of Association, Albert M. Liebetrau.
(31) Mobility Tables, Michael Hout.
(20) Log-Linear Models, David Knoke & Peter J. Burke.
(7) Analysis of Nominal Data (Second Edition), H. T. Reynolds.

8. Time Series Analysis:


(99) Univariate Tests for Time Series Models, Jeff B. Cromwell, Walter C.
Labys & Michel Terrazfl.
(70) Pooled Time Series Analysis, Lois W. Sayrs.
(21) Interrupted Time Series Analysis, David McDowall, Richard McCleary,
Errol E. Meidinger & Richard A. Hay Jr.
(9) Time Series Analysis: Regression Techniques (Second Edition), Charles
W. Ostrom Jr.

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9. Nonparametric Statistics:
(95) Bootstrapping: A Nonparametric Approach to Statistical Inference, Chri
stopher Z. Mooney & Robert D. Duval.
(91) Nonparametric Measures of Association, Jean Dickinson Gibbons.
(90) Nonparametric Statistics: An Introduction, Jean Dickinson Gibbons.
10. Classification Methods
(66) Q Methodology, Bruce McKeown & Dan Thomas.
(65) Three-Way Scaling and Clustering, Phipps Arable, J. Douglas Carroll &
Wayne S. DeSarbo.
(44) Cluster Analysis, Mark S. Aldenderfer & Roger K. Blashfield.

11. Longitudinal Research and Event History Analysis:


(76) Longitudinal Research, Scott Menard.
(46) Event History Analysis: Regression for Longitudinal Event Data, Paul D.
Allison.
(18) Analyzing Panel Data, Gregory B. Markus.

12. Causal Modeling:


(55) The Logic of Causal Order, James A. Davis.
(37) Nonrecursiv Causal Models, William D. Berry.
(3) Causal Modeling, Herbert B. Asher.
13. Multilevel Data Analysis:
(81) Contextual Analysis, Gudmund R. Iversen.
(10) Ecological Inference, Laura Irwin Langbein & Allan J. Lichtman.
14. Microcomputer:
(52) Using Microcomputers in Research, Thomas W. Madron, C. Neal T?te &
Robert G. Brookshire.
(40) Microcomputer Methods for Social Scientists (Second Edition), Philip A.
Schrodt.
15. Mathematical Models in the Social Sciences:
(56) Introduction to Linear Goal Programming, James P. Ignizio.
(48) Models for Innovation Diffusion, Vijay Mahajan & Robert A. Peterson.
(43) Bayesian Statistical Inference, GudmundR. Iversen.
(41) Game Theory: Concepts and Applications, Frank C. Zagare.
(27) Dynamic Modeling: An Introduction, Robert Huckfeldt, C.W. Kohfeld &
Thomas W. Likens.
(2) Operations Research Methods: As Applied to Political Science and the
Legal Process, Stuart S. Nagel with Marian Neef.

16. Specific Applications:


(87) Analytic Mapping and Geographic Databases, G. David Garson & Robert
S. Biggs.
(71) Analyzing Complex Survey Data, Eun Sul Lee, Ronald N. Forthofer &
Ronald J. Lorimor.

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(39) Introduction to Applied Demography: Data Sources and Estimation Tech
niques, Norfleet W. Rives Jr. & William J. Serow.
(28) Network Analysis, David Knoke & James H. Kuklinski.
(5) Cohort Analysis, Norval D. Glenn.

Many of the most popular titles in this series are now available in a set of
thematic volumes entitled ?International Handbooks of Quantitative Ap
plications in the Social Sciences? (edited by Michael S. Lewis-Beck). The
Handbooks are fully indexed, and each volume is prefaced with a new intro
duction by the editor. Individual Handbooks will appeal to a wide variety of
academic, practitioners and students in the social sciences.

Vol. 1: Basic Statistics (1993). This Handbook brings together the the follo
wing volumes:
- Central Tendency and Variability (Weisberg, H.F.);
- Understanding Significance Testing (Mohr, L.B.);
- Analysis of Nominal Data, 2nd ed. (Reynolds, H.T.);
- Analysis of Ordinal Data (Hildebrand, K.);
- Measures of Association (Liebetrau, A.M.).

Vol. 2: Regression Analysis (1993). This Handbook brings together the the
following volumes:
- Applied Regression: An Introduction (Lewis-Beck, M.S.);
- Regression with Dummy Variables (Hardy, M.A.);
- Multiple Regression in Practice (Berry, W.D./Feldman, S.);
- Regression Diagnostics: An Introduction (Fox, J.);
- Understanding Regression Assumptions (Berry, W.D.).

Vol. 3: Experimental Design and Methods (1993). This Handbook brings


together the the following volumes:
- Research Designs Spector, P.E.);
- Experimental Design and Analysis (Brown, S.R./Melamed, L.E.);
- Analysis of Variance (Iversen, G.R./Norpoth, H.);
- Analysis of Covariance (Wildt, A.R./Ahtola, O.T.);
- Multivariate Analysis of Variance (Bray, J.H./Marshall, S.E.).

Vol. 4: Basic Measurement (1993). This Handbook brings together the the
following volumes:
- Reliability and Validity assessment (Carmines, E.G./Zeller, R.A.);
- Multiple Indicators: An Introduction (Sullivan, J.L./Feldman, S.);
- Unidimensional Scaling Mclver, J.PyCanriines, E.G.);
- Multidimensional Scaling (Kruskal, J.B./Wish, M.);
- Summated Rating Scale Construction (Spector, P.E.).

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Vol. 5: Factor Analysis and Related Techniques (1993). This Handbook
brings together the the following volumes:
- Introduction to Factor Analysis: What It Is and How To Do It (Kim, J.
O/Mueller, C.W.);
- Factor Analysis: Statistical Methods and Practical Issues (Kim, J.-O/Mueller,
C.W.);
- Principal Component Analysis (Dunteman, G.H.);
- Confirmatory Factor Analysis: A Preface to LISREL (Long, S.);
- Covariance Structure Models: An Introduction (Long, S.).

Vol. 6: Research Practice (1993). This Handbook brings together the the
following volumes:
- Processing Data: The Survey Example (Bourque, L.B.);
- Survey Questions: Handcrafting the Standardized Questionnaire (Converse,
J.M./Presser, S.);
- Computer-Assited Interviewing (Saris, W.S.);
- Basis Content Analysis, 2nd ed. (Weber, R.P.);
- Using Published Data: Errors and Remedies (Jacob, H.).

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