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International Critical Quantitative Methods Work Week
Critical Quantitative Methods Work Week

Critical Quantitative Methods Work Week

This year’s conference will be held on July 21-25, 2025 | 1 PM-4 PM AST.

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The Critical Quantitative Methods Work Week Planning Committee is thrilled to invite you to participate in the Critical Quantitative Methods Work Week, July 21-25th, 2025 (1:00 pm AST-4:00 pm AST), a dynamic, virtual, and zero-fee event designed to foster collaboration and advance the field of Critical Quantitative Methods. This event will bring together faculty, students, and practitioners to engage in meaningful discussions, share innovative research, and collectively explore the theoretical, pedagogical, and practical dimensions of our field. The title of our Work Week pays homage to the groundbreaking Erste Marxistische Arbeitswoche of 1923, reflecting our commitment to critical and rigorous inquiry.

Work Week Themes

Our discussions and presentations will be guided by three key themes:

Pedagogy Theory Practice
Explores effective and critical approaches to teaching quantitative methods. Examines the philosophical and theoretical underpinnings of quantitative inquiry within critical frameworks. Discusses the application of critical quantitative methods in diverse fields and addressing real-world challenges.

Work Week Engagement

There are two ways to engage in the Work Week.

  • Presenters share their research and work.
  • Attendees participate in discussions and interact with others to advance their own work.

All attendees and presenters must register using the Participant Registration Form.

Work Week Materials

  • Workshop Roster View the list and description of the Work Week sessions
  • Work Week Downloads Includes Work Week materials and links to Work Week recordings

Connect with Us

Join our private LinkedIn group to connect with other attendees, share insights, and continue the conversation before, during, and after the event: Critical Quantitative Methods Work Week Group.

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