I found a lot of research with the use of QCA in studies on management and business organization and some studies that have applied this method to comparing democracies. However, I still can not find application of QCA in legislative studies.
Thank you! I'm going to check the way you used the methodology. After all, different fields of knowledge can help each other more than we think!
Please look at the article I wrote with Rossella Ciccia on regulations on parental leave, making a QCA fuzzy set typology. It is in Journal of Europan Social Policy.
Dear Rafael,
On the COMPASSS website, there is a bibliography that now contains 11 entries for legal studies and criminology. See http://www.compasss.org/bibliography/legCri.htm. For 2 studies, the data is also available for purposes of replication. In addition, you may want to browse the section "Comparative Politics", which lists articles like the following: Raunio, Tapio. 2005. "Holding Governments Accountable in European Affairs: Explaining Cross-National Variation." Journal of Legislative Studies 11 (3-4):319-42.
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