Date: April 27-28 2023, 9.00 AM (2*90min)
Instructor: Marcus Kreuzer, Ph.D.
Location: Centre for Social Sciences - 1097 Budapest, Tóth Kálmán u. 4.,  
                  Institute for Legal Studies Meeting Room - T.0.25.

Number of participants: max. 30 person
Language: English

Comparative historical analysis (CHA) draws on an old research tradition that goes back to Marx, Weber, Durkheim, Polanyi and numerous other scholars who tried to understand modernity. CHA employs a wide range of tools that place history and temporal dynamics at the center of its analysis and integrated the exploratory and confirmatory elements of social science research in a distinct way. This workshop introduces scholars who are interested in learning what CHA can do, how it complements existing more variance-based research traditions, and how it is more relevant as ever as our world continues to change at a rapid rate and making analyzing historical change more crucial than ever.

The workshop is based on Professor Kreuzer’s forthcoming book “The Grammar of Time: A Toolkit for Comparative Historical Analysis” (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2023).

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