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The ASA Spring Methodology Conference<br />

Organized in Europe by the Department of Methodology and Statistics at <strong>Tilburg</strong><br />

<strong>University</strong>, the Netherlands.<br />

SESSION: Dealing with Measurement Inequivalence in Cross Cultural<br />

Research<br />

SUMMARY<br />

by Guy Moors (chair of the session) guy.moors@uvt.nl<br />

Cross-cultural comparative research has become inevitable in a globalizing<br />

society. Researchers are becoming increasingly aware that solid comparative<br />

research is not a straightforward matter. Cultural groups may not only differ in<br />

attitudes and values, but may assign different meanings to the questions asked<br />

to measure attitudes and values. The latter issue is the topic of the papers that<br />

are presented in this session, i.e. testing for measurement equivalence in cross-<br />

cultural research. The papers include methodological advances as well as<br />

applications.<br />

Presenters:<br />

Alain De Beuckelaer a.debeuckelaer@fm.ru.nl<br />

Radboud <strong>University</strong> Nijmegen, the Netherlands<br />

Eldad Davidov / Hermann Dülmer davidov@soziologie.uzh.ch<br />

<strong>University</strong> of Zurich / <strong>University</strong> of Cologne hduelmer@uni-koeln.de<br />

Miloš Kankaraš m.kankarash@uvt.nl<br />

Dept. Methodology and Statistics, <strong>Tilburg</strong> School of Social and Behavioral Sciences<br />

Bart Meuleman bart.meuleman@soc.kuleuven.be<br />

Catholic <strong>University</strong> of Leuven, Belgium

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