How to discuss a technical paper using Harry Potter
Philip A. Schrodt
Department of Political Science
Penn State University
Presented at the 20th
Political Methodology Summer Conferences
University of Minnesota
19 July 2003
Background
These remarks were presented in the final plenary session of the 2003 summer meetings. A number of people asked for copies of the presentation, so I've put it on the web.
The PowerPoint presentation generally responds to to key or mouse clicks, except the second and final slides, which have internal timing. The HTML version has a few additional remarks.
Zip file containing PowerPoint presentation
HTML version of presentation
Link to paper that was discussed -- Kosuke Imai and David A. van Dyk, "Causal Inference with General Treatment Regimes: Generalizing the Propensity Score"
Link to The Society for Political Methodology (which bears no direct responsibility for this)