Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA): A Classic Mixed Method Using Theory

Olsen, Wendy

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-93148-3_6

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“…The primary approach used in this research is the Triangulation method. The triangulation method entails mixing techniques to get two or multiple viewpoints on the subject of study as dialectic learning (Olsen, 2004). This approach was utilized to obtain different but complementary data on the same topic (Morse, 1991) and, as such, would help validate and expand upon the quantitative data with qualitative results.…”

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Evaluating social inclusion for the Bangladesh settlers in Nakasi: Post-urban regeneration

Pillay

Palaroan

2023

Harmoni. Sos.: J. Pendidik. IPS

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This paper examines the concept of the government's 'social housing' policies for the urban poor and assesses their effectiveness. This research aimed to study an upgraded squatter settlement using subdivision and urban renewal concepts and gauge the social effects of the project as experienced by the residents. The paper also suggests how these state-sponsored programs can be improved and enhanced. Thus, it also reviews similar programs in other cities and countries as lessons to be learned. Due to the continuous population growth in the Suva-Nausori corridor, the demand for housing, exceptionally affordable housing, is exponentially growing, and this has led to real estate speculations and bubbles, substandard housing, overcrowding, squatting on public and private lands and homelessness, and this has led to other social problems. A field research study was carried out in 3 lower-income settlements within the affluent district of Nakasi. The findings revealed the need for more government interventions and a more strategic approach to rectify the severe shortfall of housing stock. The paper also notes the importance of the need for a paradigm shift in the state's housing policy to provide low-cost built housing, as opposed to just land length of service, which could not address some crucial issues experienced by the settlers.

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Evaluating social inclusion for the Bangladesh settlers in Nakasi: Post-urban regeneration

Pillay

Palaroan

2023

Harmoni. Sos.: J. Pendidik. IPS

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“…This analysis is handling the data using simple qualitative data tables and the matrix itself consists of rows and columns. QCA is the most suitable for small to medium case study projects with many cases [9]. This comparative analysis is one of the old modes of research, this is widely used in many fields scientific inquiry as a strategy method that used important parts in a variety of humanities and social sciences, which can be traced back to antiquity but more fashionable and evolving [10].…”

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Comparative Study of Business Promotion

Ramadhan

Aria

2020

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The purpose of this research is to find out the influence and the benefits of the website in business promotion. In this study, we used a comparative research method about the advantages of business promotion using a web site compared to business promotion using conventional media. The comparison between promotion through the website and conventional media methods are done in terms of cost, speed of information updating, area of information distribution, and detailed information. The results showed the advantages of promotion using website media compared to conventional media in terms of cost, speed of updating information, the breadth of information distribution, and detailed information. In conclusion, it can be used for business people to determine the marketing strategy.

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Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA): A Classic Mixed Method Using Theory

Cited by 2 publications

References 37 publications

Evaluating social inclusion for the Bangladesh settlers in Nakasi: Post-urban regeneration

Evaluating social inclusion for the Bangladesh settlers in Nakasi: Post-urban regeneration

Comparative Study of Business Promotion

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