| 1 | Welfare regimes and institutional complementarities:
Clustering in comparative political economy
Where do these clusters come from? Empirical application of the VoC classification |
| 2 | Cluster analysis and the social sciences
Hierarchical and relocation clustering methods Mixture model-based clustering |
| 3 | Three worlds, two varieties, and the data MMBC applied to pre-selected variables and indices Data Clustering with variable selection Clustering within major substantive areas Clustering with sampled country-years Two further methodological considerations |
| 4 | Discussion and conclusion |