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Integrating SolVES and social media analytics to quantify social value spatial patterns and driving mechanisms in mega-scale green spaces. [PDF]

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Fan H, An R, Teng Z, Wang Y.
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Variation in stroke survivors' long-term home care use: a South London population-based study. [PDF]

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Kalansooriya W, Marshall IJ, McGlinchey M, Emmett ES, Bori MS, Stevens EGV, Bhalla A, Wyatt D, Rowland-Coomber S, Wang Y, Douiri A, O'Connell MDL, Wolfe CDA, Fox-Rushby J.   +13 more
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Redefining social medicine from Latin America: Historical foundations and contemporary directions. [PDF]

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Ortega F, Abarca-Brown G.
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Reliability and validity of the Turkish version of the extended Barcelona Music Reward Questionnaire. [PDF]

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Cetinbag-Kuzu O, Aydoğan Z, Gökcan MK.
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Applied Graph Analysis in the Social Sciences: The Software Project GRADAP

1982
In Section 1 it will be shown that all main types of graphs have been used to represent social systems. Section 2 gives a survey of the possibilities of the package GRADAP (GRAph Definition and Analysis Package) for graph definition, management and analysis. GRADAP provides facilities to analyze all major types of graphs.
Sprenger, C.J.A., Stokman, F.N.
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The Natural Sciences Applied to Social Theory

Science, 1950
John Q Stewart
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Health Communication as Applied Social Science: What Is Applied?

Health Communication, 2010
Image: a mayor of a Swiss municipality high in the Alps. He is standing on the balcony of his town hall, pointing at mountains and at the ski lifts, the hotels, and other tourist facilities, and cl...
van Woerkum, C.M.J., Renes, R.J.
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SOCIAL CHANGE AS APPLIED SOCIAL SCIENCE

Peace & Change, 1994
Recently, there have been calls for social scientists to use their skills in the service of social change. Yet colleges and universities resist integration of the roles of social change practitioner and academic. Those who would integrate activism and scholarship face formidable obstacles in reconciling the competing demands of two very different ...
Randy Divinski, Amy Hubbard, J. Richard Kendrick, Jane Noll   +3 more
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