1995 TABLE OF CONTENTS

CONTENTS OF SOCIOLOGICAL METHODOLOGY 1995 (Peter V. Marsden, Ed.)

Discovering Theory Dynamics by Computer Simulation: Experiments on State Legitimacy and Imperialist Capitalism

Robert A. Hanneman, Randall Collins, and Gabriele Mordt



On the Reliability of Unitizing Continuous Data


Klaus Krippendorff



Item Nonresponse in Organizational Surveys


Donald Tomaskovic-Devey, Jeffrey Leiter, and Shealy Thompson



Bayesian Model Selection in Social Research


Adrian E. Raftery


Discussion:
Avoiding Model Selection in Bayesian Social Research


Andrew Gelman and Donald B. Rubin


Better Rules for Better Decisions


Robert M. Hauser

Rejoinder:
Model Selection is Unavoidable in Social Research

Adrian E. Raftery


A New Index of Structure for the Analysis of Models for Mobility Tables and Other Cross-Classifications


Clifford C. Clogg, Tamás Rudas, and Liwen Xi



Structural Equation Models that are Nonlinear in Latent Variables: A Least-Squares Estimator


Kenneth A. Bollen



Exact Variance of Indirect Effects in Recursive Linear Models


Paul D. Allison



Complex Sample Data in Structural Equation Modeling


Bengt O. Muthén and Albert Satorra



Models for Interdependent Event-History Data: Specification and Estimation


Trond Petersen



Specification and Estimation of Heterogeneous Diffusion Models


Henrich R. Greve, David Strang, and Nancy Brandon Tuma



Statistical Inference for Apparent Populations


Richard A. Berk, Bruce Western, and Robert E. Weiss



Discussion:
Apparent and Nonapparent Significance Tests


Kenneth A. Bollen

Will Bayesian Inference Help? A Skeptical View

Glenn Firebaugh

Bayes, Neyman, and Calibration

Donald B. Rubin

Reply to Bollen, Firebaugh, and Rubin

Richard A. Berk, Bruce Western, and Robert E. Weiss