Suppl. 18 - Buchreihe HSF
Contributions
- Schröder, Wilhelm Heinz: Die Buchreihe „Historisch-sozialwissenschaftliche Forschungen“ als publizistisches „Flaggschiff“ der quantitativen Historischen Sozialforschung in der „Pionierzeit“.
- Scheuch, Erwin K.: Die wechselnde Datenbasis der Soziologie: zur Interaktion zwischen Theorie und Empirie (1977).
- Kocka, Jürgen: Quantifizierung in der Geschichtswissenschaft (1977).
- Clubb, Jerome M.: The "new" quantitative history: social science or old wine in new bottles? (1980).
- Scheuch, Erwin K.: Quantitative analysis of historical material as the basis for a new cooperation between history and sociology (1980).
- Delbeke, Jos; Wee, Herman van der: Quantitative research in economic history in Europe after 1945 (1983).
- Jarausch, Konrad H.: (Inter)national styles of quantitative history (1987).
- Tilly, Charles: Formalization and quantification in historical analysis (1987).
- Best, Heinrich; Schröder, Wilhelm Heinz: Quantitative historical social research: the German experience (1987).
HSR Supplement No. 18 (2006): Schröder: Buchreihe HSF
Wilhelm Heinz Schröder: Social Science History Research: Quantitative Social Scientific Analyses of Historical and Process-Produced Data
The first issue of the series “Historisch-sozialwissenschaftliche Forschungen. Quantitative sozialwissenschaftliche Analysen von historischen und prozeß-produzierten Daten” (HSF) was published in 1977; until its demise in 1991, there have been 17 thematic issues and 6 research documentations published. The series turned out to be a “flagship” of quantitative Historical Social Research in the “pioneering days.” In retrospect, the HSF series can be regarded as extremely successful: Many fundamental contributions set standards. In the editorial of this HSR Supplement, the strategies, actors, topics and language of the series are briefly presented. Part A contains the reprints of selected contributions, especially remarkable for their time. Part B contains annotations to all 23 volumes, explaining each concept and content. Part C of this issue presents bibliographic details and also a German and an English abstract for every single article published in HSF – in total, 226. Part D contains a) an index title-key-words, and b) an author index.