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2 | FIRST METHODSNET CONFERENCE | ||||||||||
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4 | UCLovain, Thursday 31 October, Friday 1 November | ||||||||||
5 | 08:00 – 09:00 CET | Registration | |||||||||
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7 | Timetable | METHODS PRIMERS | METHODS PRIMERS | METHODS PRIMERS | METHODS PRIMERS | P16: QCA (A) Chair: Benoît Rihoux | P21(A): Regression Analysis Chair: Levente Littvay | P24: Textual Data Chair: Bruno Silva | PARTICIPATORY SESSIONS | ||
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9 | THURSDAY, October 31 09:00 – 10:00 CET | Bastiaan Bruinsma (Chalmers University of Technology) Towards an Interpreted Topic Model Using Quantised Large Language Models | Dennis Abel (GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences) Working with Earth Observation Data in R | Eva Thomann (University of Konstanz, Germany) Comparative Case Study Design | Marie Annelise Blanchard (Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium) Measuring Fluctuations and Changes Over Time: Collecting and Analyzing Intensive Longitudinal Dana | ||||||
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11 | Timetable | METHODS PRIMERS | METHODS PRIMERS | METHODS PRIMERS | METHODS PRIMERS | P16: QCA (A) Chair: Benoît Rihoux | P21(A): Regression Analysis Chair: Levente Littvay | P24: Textual Data Chair: Bruno Silva | PARTICIPATORY SESSIONS | ||
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13 | THURSDAY, October 31 10:00 – 11:00 CET | Ana Petek (University of Zagreb); Krešimir Petković (University of Zagreb); Anka Kekez (University of Zagreb) Qualitative Content Analysis of Policy Goals | Hugo Bodory (Swiss Institute for Empirical Economic Research) Advancements in Effect Heterogeneity Analysis and Decision-Making: The Modified Causal Forest | Phillipe Blanchard (Warwick University) Factoral Methods | Stéphane Moyson (Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium) Conducting a Systematic Review of the Literature | ||||||
14 | 11:00 – 11:15 CET | Coffee Break | |||||||||
15 | 11:15 – 12:30 CET | ‘Meet the experts’ Methods Café | |||||||||
16 | 12:30 – 14:00 CET | Lunch Break | |||||||||
17 | 14:00 – 15:00 CET | Opening Welcome Plenary and Roundtable | |||||||||
18 | 15:00 – 15:15 CET | Coffee Break | |||||||||
19 | PANEL SESSION 1 | ||||||||||
20 | Conference Room | ||||||||||
21 | Panel Name and Chair | P05(A): Interpretative: Innovative Participatory Research Methodologies Chair: Elisabeth Ilboudo Nebie | P07: Involving End-Users Chair: Isabelle Aujoulat | P08(A): Large Language Models 1 Chair: Miklos Sebok | P14: Process Tracing + Qual Mech (A) Chair: Hilde Van Meegdenburg | P16: QCA (A) Chair: Benoît Rihoux | P21(A): Regression Analysis Chair: Levente Littvay | P24: Textual Data Chair: Bruno Silva | PARTICIPATORY SESSIONS | PARTICIPATORY SESSIONS | |
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23 | THURSDAY, October 31 15:15 – 16:45 CET | Tom Dedeurwaerdere (Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium) Workshop Based Tools for Learning on Value Conflicts in Organizational Settings | Isabelle Aujoulat (Belgique); Marie Dauvrin (UCLouvain & HE Vinci, Belgium); Tyana Lenoble (HE Vinci, Belgium); Olivier Schmitz (UCLouvain, Belgium); Julie Servais (Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium) Partnering with Health Care Providers and Patient Representatives in a Transdisciplinary Project: Looking at Methodological and Ethical Challenges in the Process of Analysing the Data | Miklos Sebok (Centre for Social Sciences, Hungary) More Data, More Problems? The Co-Variates of Multilingual Machine Coding Performance for Agendas, Manifesto and Sentiment Classification | Hilde Van Meegdenburg (Leiden University, The Netherlands) Interpretivist Process Tracing: Making Space for Agency and Contingency | Alexander Strelkov and Fadi Hirzalla (Erasmus University, The Netherlands); Vsevolod Samokhvalov (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium) Paths (Not) Taken: Promoting R&D in Central and Eastern Europe | Levente Littvay (Center for Social Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Science, Hungary); Mehmet Yavuz (Central European University, Austria) From Blind to Insightful: Case-Based Visual Analysis in Multilevel Regressions | Bruno Castanho Silva and Vivien Fabry (Free University of Berlin, Germany) Talkin' 'Bout My Generation: Age-Based Representation in Parliament | PAS02: PARTICIPATORY SESSION Brynne Gilmore (University College Dublin); Sara Dada (University College Dublin); Meghan Kumar (Northumbria University) Collaborative Protocol Design to Develop Novel Methodologies | PAS07: PARTICIPATORY SESSION Julian Faid (University of Alberta); Seon Yuzyk (University of Alberta) Understanding Communities & Culture Through Personification | |
24 | Elisabeth K Ilboudo Nebie (Arizona State University, USA) Participatory Mapping of Ethnoecological Perspectives on Land Degradation in Southern Burkina Faso | Lynda Sifer Rivière (Aix-Marseille Université, France); Isabelle Aujoulat (UCLouvain, Belgium); Agnès Dumas (INSERM, France) From Co-Designing an Interview Guide to Collectively Analysing the Collected Data: Methods and Processes to Support the Empowerment of Patients as Co-Researchers | Elena Cossu (SciencesPo Paris, France) Measuring Illiberalism Using Text Data and Machine Learning | Hilde Van Meegdenburg (Leiden University, The Netherlands); Patrick A. Mello (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands) Uncovering Causal Symptoms: A Framework for Combining Process Tracing and Qualitative Comparative Analysis in Case Study Research | Marion Payen and Patrick Rondé (University of Strasbourg, France) A Configurational Analysis of the Determinants of Innovation Performance | Meray Maddah (University of Konstanz, Germany) Does the Representation of Inequality Have an Effect on Policy? Women MPs at National Parliaments and the IPU | Kostas Gemenis (Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus) Reframing Text Mining on Social Media as a Survey Research Task: An Application to the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict | ||||
25 | Chloe M Stephenson and Meri Koivusalo (Tampere University, Finland) The Precautionary Principle in European Union Chemicals Policy: Questions and Challenges Using Framework Analysis and Key Informant Interviews | Anne-Catherine Dubois and Zoé Mallien (UCLouvain, Belgium); Ariane Sisavath (Université du Québec en Outaouais, Canada); Magali Lahaye (UCLouvain, Belgium); Josée Chénard (Université du Québec en Outaouais, Canada); Isabelle Aujoulat (UCLouvain, Belgium) Involving Children and Adolescents in Researching Aspects of Their Own Family Dynamics: Methodological and Ethical Issues in Creating Psychological Safety and Meaningful Participation | István Üveges (HUN-REN Centre for Social Sceinces, Hungary) Comparison of the BERT, RoBERTa and ChatGPT Models in Plain Language Text Classification | Anat Gofen (Hebrew University, Israel); Anka Kekez (University of Zagreb, Croatia) Grounded Process Tracing | Benoît Rihoux (Methods Excellence Network (MethodsNET) Asbl & UCLouvain, Belgium); Mariana Ruiz Acosta (UCLouvain, Belgium); Brian C. Castellani (Durham University, United Kingdom (Great Britain)); Lasse Gerrits (Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands); Barbara Vis (University of Utrecht, The Netherlands) What Drives Change in Choices Toward Greener Modes of Transportation? A Pilot Exploitation of QCA (Qualitative Comparative Analysis) and ABM (Agent-Based Modeling) to Tap Real-World Complexity | Maëva Monnier (CeAND, Montpellier University Hospital & University of Paris-Saclay, EDSP, France) Reciprocal Relations Between Parental Anxiety/Depression and Emotional/Behavioral Problems in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder Following the Children's Diagnosis | Jakub Szabó (Comenius University in Bratislava, Slovakia) Slovak Parliament Views on the European Union: A Sentiment Analysis (1994-2023) | ||||
26 | Viorel Proteasa (Universitatea de Vest din Timișoara, Romania); Bogdan Zegoicea (West University of Timișoara, Romania) Surprising Choices in the Study of Public Administration Digitalisation: Rational Models, the Garbage Can and Participatory Focus Groups | Benoît Rihoux (Methods Excellence Network (MethodsNET) Asbl & UCLouvain, Belgium); Priscilla Alamos-Concha (Radboud University, The Netherlands); Valérie Pattyn (Leiden University, The Netherlands); Bart Cambre (Antwerp Management School, Belgium & University of Antwerp, Belgium) Increasing Internal and External Validity Through a Multimethod Evaluation with Qualitative Comparative Analysis and Process Tracing: The Case of Training Transfer Effectiveness in Flemish SMEs | |||||||||
27 | 15:00 – 15:15 CET | Coffee Break | |||||||||
28 | PANEL SESSION 2 | ||||||||||
29 | Conference Room | ||||||||||
30 | Panel Name and Chair | P08(B): Large Language Models 2 Chair: Eduardo Ryo Tamaki | P15: Process Tracing + Qual Mech (B) Chair: Inna Melnykovska | P17: QCA (B) Chair: Sofia Pagliarin | P18: Realist: Evaluating Complexity Chair: Meghan Kumar | P21(B): Regression Analysis Chair: Jordan Adamson | P22: Social Network Research Analysis Chair: Iremgul Utlu | P25: Interpreting Political Debate Chair: | P26: Experimental Methods Chair: Bernhard Kittel | PARTICIPATORY SESSIONS | |
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32 | THURSDAY, October 31 17:00 – 18:30 CET | Eduardo Ryo Tamaki (German Institute for Global and Area Studies, Germany); Bruno Castanho Silva (Free University of Berlin, Germany) On the (Ir)Relevance of Populism: Studying the Importance of Populist Attitudes for Populist Voting with Machine Learning | Astrid Favella (Sapienza University of Rome, Italy) Educational Crisis Plans Explaining Access and Skill Formation Policies in Italy (1996-2024) | Sofia Pagliarin (Institute for Housing and Urban Development Studies (IHS), The Netherlands & Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR), The Netherlands); Joe Calodich (Washington State Department of Transportation, USA); Tommaso Savini (University of Trento, Italy); Jurian Edelenbos (Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR), The Netherlands) Comparing Digital Innovation Across European Cities: From Projects to Patterns of Urban Digital Transformation | Meghan Kumar, Andrew Fletcher, Angela Bate and Sonia Dalkin (Northumbria University, United Kingdom (Great Britain)) The Need for More Nuanced Economic Evaluation Methods to Address Complexity | Jordan Adamson (Leipzig University, Germany) The Endogenous Nature of War and Its Economic Consequences | Mégane Chantry (Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium); Vincent Lorant (UCLouvain, Belgium); Pablo Nicaise (Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium) Care Integration in Belgian Mental Health and Addiction Service Networks | Zoé Briard (UCLouvain, Belgium) How to Combine Adaptation Strategies to Climate Change and Respect of Human Rights? The Case of Planned Relocations | Bernhard Kittel (University of Vienna, Austria) Methodological Challenges for Sociological Experiments | PAS04: PARTICIPATORY SESSION Maximilian Linde (GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences); Gabriella Lapesa (GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences); Danica Radovanovic (GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences) Reflecting on research workflows across disciplines: A participatory panel | |
33 | Eduardo Ryo Tamaki (German Institute for Global and Area Studies, Germany); Levente Littvay (Center for Social Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Science, Hungary) Chrono-Sampling: Using LLMs to Recreate Historical Public Opinion Dana | Inna Melnykovska (Central European University, Austria) Tracing Business (Self-)Empowerment in EU Accession: Navigating the Path to EU Markets in Ukraine's Telecom and Electricity Sectors | Gizem Kadioglu (Università della Svizzera italiana, Switzerland); Patrick A. Mello (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands); Michael Gibbert (Università della Svizzera italiana, Switzerland) Counterfactuals and Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) | Rachel Baker, Helen Mason and Cam Donaldson (Glasgow Caledonian University, United Kingdom (Great Britain)) Integrating Realist and Economic Evaluation Methods in the Evaluation of Community Led Organisations (the CommonHealth Assets Project): Challenges and Successes | Ali Isgandarov (University of Salzburg, Austria) Preferential Trade Agreements and Interstate Conflict: Disentangling Their Institutional Effects on Peace | Iremgul Utlu (UCLouvain, Belgium) The Transformation of Civic Networks: A Cross-Local Comparison of CSO Networks in Turkish Cities in the Aftermath of the Syrian Refugee Crisis | Bouchat (KU Leuven, Belgium) Who Said What? Mapping Covid-19 Experts and Their Arguments in the Netherlands | Gaetano Scaduto (University of Milan Bicocca, Italy & University of Antwerp, Belgium) A Visual Conjoint Experiment on Ideological Inferences from Politicians' Instagram Profiles | |||
34 | Carlos Alberto Alza Barco (Universitat Pompeu Fabra & Institute Barcelona of International Studies – IBEI, Spain) HINDERING POLICY CHANGE. Under What Conditions Have Marriage Equality Policies Been Hampered in Latin America? | Okikiolu Badejo (ITM Antwerp, United Kingdom (Great Britain) & University of Antwerp, Belgium) Understanding Why and How Youth- Friendly Health Services Improve Viral Load Suppression Among Adolescents and Young People Living with HIV in Nigeria: Realist Evaluation with Qualitative Comparative | Trutz Bommhardt and Juliane Köberlein-Neu (University of Wuppertal, Germany) Applying Realist Methods in Health Economic Evaluation of Clinical Decision Support Systems: A Paradigm Shift for Informed Decision-Making? | ||||||||
35 | Andrew Fletcher and Sam Redgate (Northumbria University, United Kingdom (Great Britain)); Rachel Baker (Glasgow Caledonian University, United Kingdom (Great Britain)); Meghan Kumar, Angela Bate and Sonia Dalkin (Northumbria University, United Kingdom (Great Britain)) An Introduction to Realist Economic Evaluation Methods (REEM) and Research on Their Development | ||||||||||
36 | 18:45 – 19:45 CET | Keynote Lecture | |||||||||
37 | 19:45 CET | Reception | |||||||||
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39 | PANEL SESSION 3 | ||||||||||
40 | Conference Room | ||||||||||
41 | Panel Name and Chair | P01: Ethno/Decolon Chair: | P03: Innovations in Mixing Methods Chair: Andy Sumner | P04: Interpretative Discourse Chair: Philippe Blanchard | P11: Mixed Methods/Epistemology Chair: Eva Thomann | P12: Probability Chair: Audrey Vandeleene | P19: Realist (A) Chair: Lorna Stabler | P23: Survey Data Collection Chair: Dennis Abel | PARTICIPATORY SESSIONS | PARTICIPATORY SESSIONS | |
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43 | FRIDAY, November 1 09:00 – 10:30 CET | Julia van Zijl (University of Exeter & University of Maastricht, The Netherlands) Power on the Fringes – Using Rapid Campaign Ethnography | Laura E Camfield (King's College London, United Kingdom (Great Britain)) What Challenges for Global Development Research are Posed by a More Decolonial Approach? Colonial Genealogies and Responses | M. Annelise Blanchard (UCLouvain, Belgium) Qualitative Daily Diary Data: What Nuance and Meaning Can It Add to Quantitative Rating Scale Data? [Work-In-Progress Paper | Eva Thomann (University of Konstanz, Germany) Scope Statements in Empirical Social Research | Audrey Vandeleene (Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium); Katrien Vandenbroeck (KULeuven, Belgium); Kenneth Hemmerechts (VUB, Belgium) Fallen Asleep? Determinants of Survey Non-Response | Amitabha Sarkar (Tampere University, Finland & United Nations Research Institute for Social Development, Switzerland) Methodological Integration of System Analysis with Governmentality: A New Framework for Realist Evaluation | Dennis Abel and Stefan Jünger (GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany) Analyzing Spatially Explicit Perceptions of Extreme Weather Events in Germany | PAS05: PARTICIPATORY SESSION Silvia Fierascu (West University of Timișoara); Viorel Proteasa (West University of Timișoara) The Network Game | PAS06: PARTICIPATORY SESSION Inna Melnykovska (Central European University); Sophie Jäger (Central European University) Advancements in Field Research: Gaming for Skills | |
44 | Elena Samonova (University of Bremen, Germany) Engagement of Young People as Co-Researchers. A Case from Sierra Leone | Nita Mishra (University of Limerick, Ireland) ‘Poetry as a Research Method: A Case Study of Arts-Based Methods Using Autoethnography of Women from Marginal Groups | Philippe Blanchard (University of Warwick, United Kingdom (Great Britain)) Studying Environmental Political Attitudes and Ideologies Through Fiction | Thomas Aguilera (Sciences Po, France); Tom Chevalier (CNRS, France); Benoit Giry (Sciences Po, France) The Weight of Mixed-Methods in the Social Sciences: Boom, Shy Progression or Illusion? A Systematic Analysis of the Use of Mixed-Methods Sociology and Political Science (2004-2024) | Katrien Vandenbroeck (KULeuven, Belgium); Amelie Van Pottelberge (Universiteit Gent, Afghanistan); Gert Thielemans (University of Antwerp, Belgium); Bart Meuleman (KUleuven, Belgium); John Lievens (Ghent University, Belgium) Testing the Impact of a Financial Reward for Early Bird Registration | Dimitri Renmans (Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium) On Realist Generative Mechanisms in Evaluation: A Novel Conceptualization and Short Proof of Concept | Aram Simonyan (University of Sussex, Armenia) The Mediating Role of Rationalisation in Understanding the Relationship Between Social Norms and Bribery | ||||
45 | Elvin Yusifli (Leiden University, The Netherlands) Western-Trained Alumni in the Corridors of Power: Exploring the Linkage Between Western Education and Governance Reforms in Developing Countries | Peter Taylor (Institute of Development Studies, United Kingdom (Great Britain)) Story-Telling as a Method to Engage with Nuances of Decolonising Knowledge for Development | Bernd Weiss (GESIS, Germany) Comparing Probability- and Nonprobability-Based Recruitment for Survey and Digital Behavioral Data Collections: Establishing the New GESIS Panel.dbd Digital Behavioral Data Sample | Lorna Stabler, Ms (Cardiff University, United Kingdom (Great Britain) & CASCADE, United Kingdom (Great Britain)); Bekkah Bernheim (Exeter University, United Kingdom (Great Britain)) Applying Realist Evaluation Methodology to an Intervention in Children's Social Care in the UK: A Worked Example | Sviatoslav Naumov (Leiden University, The Netherlands) Trade Benefits and Indian Public Opinion on Russian-Ukrainian War | ||||||
46 | Marjoke Oosterom (Institute of Development Studies, United Kingdom (Great Britain)) Young People's Political Imaginaries and Expressions | Matthieu Olivier (Sciences Po, France) Limiting Attrition in the ELIPSS Panel. Lessons from the Last Panel Refresh | |||||||||
47 | Raanan Sulitzeanu-Kenan (Hebrew University, Israel) Anchor-Based Treatment Design (ABTD): Treating Beliefs in Behavioral Experiments | ||||||||||
48 | 10:30 – 11:10 CET | Coffee Break | |||||||||
49 | PANEL SESSION 4 | ||||||||||
50 | Conference Room | ||||||||||
51 | Panel Name and Chair | P02: Ethno/Decolon/Grounded Theory Chair: Naomi Fuchs | P06: Interpretative: Debating words Chair: Anais Augé | P09: Longitudinal Analysis Chair: Rembert De Blander | P10: Mixed Methods Chair: Judith Schoonenboom | P13: Participatory Chair: Silvia Fierascu | P20: Realist (B) Chair: Simon Armour | PARTICIPATORY SESSIONS | PARTICIPATORY SESSIONS | ||
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53 | FRIDAY, November 1 11:00 – 12:30 CET | Naomi Fuchs (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen, The Netherlands) Ecocentric Imperialism: Examining Neocolonial Dynamics in Tanzanian Conservation Efforts Through Ethnographic Fieldwork" | Coline Rondiat (UCLouvain, Belgium & University of Antwerp, Belgium); Philippe Hambye (UCLouvain, Belgium) Sociopolitical Keywords in Contemporary Discourse: Addressing Methodological Challenges for Qualitative Approaches | Maëva Monnier (CeAND, Montpellier University Hospital & University of Paris-Saclay, EDSP, France); Hugo Peyre, Marianne Peries, Valentin Simoncic and Cécile Michelon (CeAND, Montpellier University Hospital, France); Yashvin Seetahul (University of Innsbruck, Austria); Amaria Baghdadli (CeAND, Montpellier University Hospital, France) Investigating the Bidirectional Relationships Between Parents' Anxiety/Depression and Emotional/Behavioral Problems in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Following the Children's Diagnosis | Pauline Claessens (Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium) Exploring Party Communication on Social Media Through Cross-Platform Analysis in a Mixed-Method Setting. Challenges and Solutions | Meghan Kumar (Northumbria University, United Kingdom (Great Britain)); Yecid Ortega (Queen's University Belfast, United Kingdom (Great Britain)); Melanie Wong (University of British Colombia, Canada); Natalia Balyasnikova (York University, Canada) Collaborative Creative Inquiry: Bringing Arts-Informed Inquiry into Research Methodology | Sara Dada (University College Dublin, Ireland & Please Select, Ireland) Planning, Developing and Implementing Data Collection Tools for Realist Evaluations | PAS01: PARTICIPATORY SESSION Bernhard Kittel (University of Vienna) Social Science Experiment in the Lab | PAS03: PARTICIPATORY SESSION Kenza Amara Hammou (Université catholique de Louvain) From conducting action and field research to setting up collaborative projects with people in socio-economically difficult situations | ||
54 | Marta G Guerreiro Bernardino (UClouvain, Belgium & HTC, CFE Centro de Ecologia Funcional, Portugal) When (Grand)Parents Tell… A Study of (Post)Colonial Memories Within Congolese Families in Belgium | Anais Augé (UCLouvain, Belgium); Gudrun Reijnierse (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands) Tracking Metaphorical Interactions in Social Media Discussions: How the Public Uses, Accepts and Resists Metaphors That Shape Online Discussions About Climate Technologies | Chao-Yo Cheng (Birkbeck, University of London, United Kingdom (Great Britain)); Tao Lin (University of Washington, Seattle, United Kingdom (Great Britain)) Risk-Averse Local Policy Entrepreneurs and Multilevel Agenda Settings During the Coronavirus Crisis in China | Judith Schoonenboom (University of Vienna, Austria) Grouping as a Major Strength of Quantitative Data in Mixed Methods Research | Silvia I. Fierascu (West University of Timisoara & Maven7 Network Research Inc., Romania) From Impact Assessment to Public Policy: The Case of Timisoara, European Capital of Culture in 2023 | Simon J Armour, Katie Shearn, Ryan Storey and Harriet Wingfield (Sheffield Hallam University, United Kingdom (Great Britain)); Rick Davies (United Kingdom (Great Britain)); Kev Harris (Hartpury University, United Kingdom (Great Britain)); Louis Ryan (Sheffield Hallam University, United Kingdom (Great Britain)) Using Realist-Informed Configurational Comparative Analysis to Investigate Change in Complex Systems Implicated in Physical Activity Inequalities | |||||
55 | Camila M. Valgas (Wageningen University & Research, The Netherlands & Hogeschool Utrecht, The Netherlands); Yael De Haan (Utrecht University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands); Tim Groot Kormelink (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands); Sanne Kruikemeier (Wageningen University & Research, The Netherlands) A Qualitative User Approach for Studying Immigrants' News Consumption Behavior in a Digital Society | Laetitia Aulit (UCLouvain, Belgium) What About Context? Comparison of Methodological Insights on Situational Features in Discourse Analysis | Rembert De Blander (VUB & Ekonometer, Belgium); Ingrid Schockaert (VSA, Belgium) Treatment of Administrative Delay When Predicting the Location Individuals | Nora Habelitz (Bielefeld University, Germany); Fabienne Lind (University of Vienna, Austria); Sonja Blum (Bielefeld University, Germany) Emotional Climate Stories in the EU Elections 2024? | Orsolya Polyacskó (Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary) Agency, Community-Based Solidarity, and Community Capital in Times of Crises: The Self-Organisation of Ukrainian Communities in Hungary and Poland in 2022-2024 | Miruna Bivol (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC), Spain); Rocío Herrero Romero and Laura Granizo González (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM), Spain); Yulia Shenderovich (Cardiff University, United Kingdom (Great Britain)); Shruti Shukla (Technical University of Munich, Germany); Maria Kotova (University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands) Mechanisms Behind School-Based Interventions to Improve Migrant Adolescents and Youth's Well-Being Through a Whole-School Approach: A Realist Review | |||||
56 | Olujuwon Justin Ibiloye (Institute of Tropical Medicine Antwerp, Nigeria & APIN Public Health Initiatives, Nigeria); Tom Decroo (Institute of Tropical Medicine Antwerp, Belgium); Josefien van Olmen and Caroline Masquilier (University of Antwerp, Belgium); Prosper Okonkwo and Plang Jwanle (APIN Public Health Initiatives, Nigeria); Sara van Belle (Institute of Tropical Medicine Antwerp, Belgium) Initial Programme Theory for Community-Based ART Delivery for Key Populations in Benue State, Nigeria: A Realist Evaluation Study | ||||||||||
57 | 10:30 – 11:10 CET | Lunch and coffee & welcome to the Methods Development & Innovation Workshops | |||||||||