Interpretation and method : empirical research methods and the interpretive turn Thinking interpretively Dvora Yanow Contending conceptions of science and politics Mary Hawkesworth Generalization in comparative and historical social science Robert Adcock Neither rigorous nor objective Dvora Yanow Judging quality Peregrine Schwartz Shea Talking our way to meaningful explanations Joe Soss Ordinary language interviewing Frederic Charles Schaffer Seeing with an ethnographic sensibility Ellen Pader High politics and low data Jutta Weldes The numeration of events Dean E. McHenry Jr Political science as history Ido Oren Studying the careers of knowledge claims Pamela Brandwein Ethnography identity and the production of knowledge Samer Shehata Making sense of making sense Patrick Thaddeus Jackson How narratives explain Mark Bevir Critical interpretation and interwar peace movements Cecelia Lynch Value critical policy analysis Ronald Schmidt Sr. Stories for research Steven Maynard Moody and Michael Musheno Interpretive content analysis Clare Ginger How built spaces mean Dvora Yanow We call it a grain of sand Timothy Pachirat Thinking and doing social science in a humanistic manner Dvora Yanow and Peregrine Schwartz Shea