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Select article: Optimisation Methods and the Classification of City Structure: Theory and Empirical Testing

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First published 1987-3

Optimisation Methods and the Classification of City Structure: Theory and Empirical Testing

J A Black, A Katakos

Environment and Planning B: Urban Analytics and City Science

Select article: A COMMON ALGEBRAIC FRAMEWORK OF EMPIRICAL LEARNING METHODS BASED ON ROUGH SETS AND MATROID THEORY

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First published 1996-9

A COMMON ALGEBRAIC FRAMEWORK OF EMPIRICAL LEARNING METHODS BASED ON ROUGH SETS AND MATROID THEORY

Shusaku Tsumoto, Hiroshi Tanaka

Fundamenta Informaticae

Select article: Some Recent Writings on Methods,Theories and Empirical Research

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Some Recent Writings on Methods,Theories and Empirical Research

Wilfrid Harrison

Political Studies

Select article: Strengthening Theoretical Testing in Criminology Using Agent-based Modeling

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Strengthening Theoretical Testing in Criminology Using Agent-based Modeling

Shane D. Johnson, Elizabeth R. Groff

Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency

Select article: Online health community—An empirical analysis based on grounded theory and entropy weight TOPSIS method to evaluate the service quality

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First published 2023

Online health community—An empirical analysis based on grounded theory and entropy weight TOPSIS method to evaluate the service quality

Yang Hua, Wang Shujuan, Wang Fucheng

DIGITAL HEALTH

Select article: Unleashing the Creative Potential of Research Tensions: Toward a Paradox Approach to Methods

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Unleashing the Creative Potential of Research Tensions: Toward a Paradox Approach to Methods

Stephanie Schrage, Constantine Andriopoulos, Marianne W. Lewis [...]

Organizational Research Methods

Select article: Book Review: Investigating Quality of Urban Life: Theory,Methods,and Empirical Research

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First published 2013-9

Book Review: Investigating Quality of Urban Life: Theory,Methods,and Empirical Research

Kent L. Hurst

Journal of Planning Education and Research

Select article: Reputation as an Intangible Asset: Reflections on Theory and Methods in Two Empirical Studies of Business School Reputations

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Reputation as an Intangible Asset: Reflections on Theory and Methods in Two Empirical Studies of Business School Reputations

Violina P. Rindova, Ian O. Williamson, Antoaneta P. Petkova

Journal of Management

Select article: Utilizing big data and multilateral index methods to produce the Australian CPI: Theory,implementation and empirical results

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First published 2019-8

Utilizing big data and multilateral index methods to produce the Australian CPI: Theory,implementation and empirical results

Marcel van Kints, Jan de Haan, Michael Webster

Statistical Journal of the IAOS

Select article: Tiny moments of great importance: The Marte Meo method applied in the context of early mother–infant interaction and postnatal depression. Utilizing Daniel Stern’s theory of ‘schemas of being with’ in understanding empirical findings and developing a stringent Marte Meo methodology

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Tiny moments of great importance: The Marte Meo method applied in the context of early mother–infant interaction and postnatal depression. Utilizing Daniel Stern’s theory of ‘schemas of being with’ in understanding empirical findings and developing a stringent Marte Meo methodology

Kari Vik, Rolf Rohde

Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry

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