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Quantitative Methods for the Social Sciences: A Practical Introduction with Examples in R

by Daniel Stockemer,Jean-Nicolas Bordeleau

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Data Analysis with R

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Quantitative Methods for the Social Sciences

A practical guide to survey research and quantitative analysis

Key Features:

Step-by-Step Learning – Covers survey research from design to data analysis.
Four Pillars of Survey Research:
Importance of survey research
Preparing a survey
Conducting a survey
Analyzing survey results
Hands-on Approach – Guides students in creating and testing hypotheses using survey data.
Statistical Methods Explained – Provides a theoretical and mathematical foundation for statistical tests.
Software Application – Includes clear instructions on conducting tests in SPSS and Stata.

An ideal resource for beginners in statistics, survey research, and quantitative methods in social sciences!

Title	Quantitative Methods for the Social Sciences: A Practical Introduction with Examples in R
Authors	Daniel Stockemer, Jean-Nicolas Bordeleau
Publisher	Springer
Edition	1st
Number Of Pages	155

Daniel Stockemer

Daniel Stockemer is a recognized professor and political science scholar whose expertise lies in quantitative methodology, democratic processes, public opinion, and comparative politics. With a strong commitment to evidence-based inquiry, he focuses on how political attitudes, participation, and representation shape modern democracies.

Stockemer is widely respected for his accessible and practical approach to research design, statistical analysis, and data interpretation. He has authored influential textbooks that help students and professionals develop strong analytical skills, while also advancing innovative methodologies in political science. As a researcher and educator, he mentors the next generation of political scientists and policy analysts, supporting high-quality scholarship that contributes to informed governance and civic engagement.

Through his publications, teaching, and global academic engagement, Daniel Stockemer continues to elevate standards in social science research, advocating for transparency, analytical rigor, and real-world relevance in political studies.

Jean-Nicolas Bordeleau

Jean-Nicolas Bordeleau is an emerging political science researcher with a strong focus on electoral behavior, political representation, and citizen engagement in democratic systems. His research explores how individuals form political beliefs, participate in elections, and respond to societal and institutional changes in politics.

Bordeleau is known for applying empirical methods to examine voter attitudes, policy preferences, and political communication. His work highlights the importance of understanding public behavior in shaping effective governance and improving democratic responsiveness. As a co-author and academic collaborator, he contributes insights that help students, scholars, and practitioners interpret political data more accurately and meaningfully.

With a growing profile in political science scholarship, Jean-Nicolas Bordeleau plays a valuable role in strengthening the link between rigorous research and practical democratic improvement — offering fresh perspectives on how institutions and citizens interact in today’s evolving political landscape.

Springer is one of the world’s leading and longest-established academic publishers, with a heritage dating back to 1842 in Berlin. Over the decades, Springer has grown into a global powerhouse in scholarly publishing, providing high-quality research resources for universities, professionals, and scientific communities worldwide.

Springer publishes thousands of journals and a vast collection of books every year across major disciplines including science, technology, medicine, engineering, mathematics, business, social sciences, and humanities. The publisher is well-known for its strict peer-review standards and commitment to scientific accuracy and innovation.

Springer also plays a pioneering role in digital and open-access publishing, offering e-books, online research platforms, and programs that support global access to scientific knowledge. With offices and partners around the world, Springer connects researchers, scholars, and students to trusted academic content — helping drive innovation, discovery, and academic excellence.

Today, Springer remains one of the most respected and widely recognized publishers in the global research and education ecosystem.

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