You’ll find all relevant information about the workshop on this website.īecause this is a past event, this website will no longer be updated.Ĭausality lies at the heart of any scientific explanation: Understanding how an intervention or treatment did or would change the course of the world or how a particular state of the world came about, requires an understanding of cause and effect. The currently dominant perspective of counterfactual causality was subject of two workshops funded by the Akademie für Soziologie in 20. Please scroll down or click on the following links to read the Call for Applications, look at the Workshop Program, learn about the Venue, Registration, or how to Contact us. Saskia le Cessie, Professor of Statistical Methods in Observational (Clinical) Epidemiological Research, Universiteit Leiden.Richard Breen, Professor of Sociology at the University of Oxford and Fellow of Nuffield College.Brand, Professor of Sociology and Statistics at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), and Director of the California Center for Population Research (CCPR) and Co-Director of the Center for Social Statistics (CSS) at UCLA. The workshop Causality in the Social Sciences III – Heterogeneous Causal Effects took place 14-15 October 2021 online only (via Zoom). Wenz, Nora Müller, and Klaus Pforr of GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences. Funding from the Akademie für Soziologie and GESIS is greatfully acknowledged. The workshop was organized by Sebastian E. Workshop Causality in the Social Sciences III Workshop Causality in the Social Sciences III.Fall Seminar in Computational Social Science.
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