MAXqda Resources (New Media Methods @ Loughborough)

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MAXqda is the successor of winMAX. Unlike most other CAQDAS, it was not developed on the background of Grounded Theory, but has taken more cues from Weberian approaches. It Windows 3.11 style interface inherited some of the earlier problems with window handling, but it is a very ordered and intuitive interface. MAXqda only accepts RTF format, thus a converter is required for most types of media data.

Reviews

Craven, Paul. 2000. "winMAX," Social Sciences Computer Review 18 (3): 362-364.

Research, in which MAXqda (or winMAX) was used

Van de Steeg, Marianne, Valentin Rauer, Sylvain Rivet, and Thomas Risse. 2003. "The EU As a Political Community: A Media Analysis of the 'Haider Debate' in the European Union." Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting of the European Union Studies Association (EUSA). Nashville, TN, March 27-30, 2003. <http://www.fu-berlin.de/atasp/texte/030322_eu_pol.pdf>
- Methodology: frame analysis
- Data: Newspaper Articles (digitized) on the so-called "Haider debate"
- Topic: Empirical investigation of the Europeanization of the public sphere
- Software Version: winMAX 97

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