The main weakness of the case study method in comparative
political analysis is that:
a. it does not offer detail and depth.
b. it is difficult to find appropriate case studies.
c. it requires the researcher to be fluent in the language of the country being studied.
d. it allows researchers to be confident about their results for the country they studied, but not to generalize beyond it with any assurance.
Answer: d
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