Introduction; I: Extending the Scope of Longitudinal Analysis:
Observation of event histories; Formalization of the analysis;
Methods of estimation using censored observations; Study of a
single event; Reciprocal study of interactions between two events;
Extending to more complex situations; II. Extending the Scope of
Regression Models: Statistical formalization of parametric
analysis; Methods of estimation of parametric models; Methods of
semi-parametric
analysis; Conclusion; Appendix; Bibliography; Index
'illuminating ... a book for researchers who understand well the
basic mechanics of event-history models and want to fine-tune their
skills by reading what those working on the cutting edge of
hazard-rate modeling have to say.'
Jay D. Teachman, University of Maryland, Contemporary Sociology,
Nov '93
`this is a well done, solid book and I recommend it to those
teaching a course in elementary methods for the analysis of event
history'
European Journal of Population
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