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Entrepreneurs and the Social Sciences

Economica, 1984
Abstract The burden of occupying the first established chair of business history at the. London School of Economics (and indeed the first in Britain) is happily lightened by the knowledge that the field is by no means as bereft of research and scholarship as this priority implies.
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Science and Social Science

1984
We have argued that the social sciences cannot be distinguished from the natural sciences in terms of their explanatory structure. They are both properly causal in idiom, just as they avoid the temptation to explain the ‘good’ and the ‘bad’ in different idioms.
John Law, Peter Lodge
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Computational social science ≠ computer science + social data

Communications of the ACM, 2018
The important intersection of computer science and social science.
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For Science in the Social Sciences

Philosophy of the Social Sciences, 2006
All three of the books under review— Science and Social Science by Malcolm Williams, Rethinking Science by Jan Faye, and Open the Social Sciences by the members of the Gulbenkian Commission on the Restructuring of the Social Sciences (Immanuel Wallerstein, chair)—argue for a broadly naturalist approach in which the social sciences are seen as of a ...
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Is Medicine a Social Science?

Journal of Medicine and Philosophy, 1981
The question, "Is medicine as social science?" can be understood in three different ways. One interpretation suggests that medicine is merely a social science, which is obviously false. Another interpretation is that medicine might be part a social science.
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Toward a Social Science of the Social Sciences

2023
Didier Fassin, George Steinmetz
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Social Science, the Idea of

2001
Can human studies be scientific? The question is addressed by considering four others. What does it take for a subject to be scientific? Why does the issue matter? What are the impediments to human studies achieving standing as sciences? How are human studies to be classified if not as sciences?
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Social Science and Social Pathology.

American Sociological Review, 1960
A. Davidovitch   +3 more
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