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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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Dictionary Of The Social Sciences

, 2016
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Diana Baader
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Social Sciences

2017
[Excerpt] Social Science is an academic discipline concerned with the study of humans through their relations with society and culture. Social Science disciplines analyze the origins, development, organization, and operation of human societies and cultures.
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The social sciences and unified science

Erkenntnis, 1939
‘UniversalPhysicalistic Grammar ofScience’ (some like ’this aim but not this heading) may teach us how to assemble empirical studies,.2 Not a few empiricists intend to clean the historically given disciplines by transforming unempirical groupings of words into empiricist statements and defining the purposes of the old-fashioned ’disciplines ’without ...
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Social Science and Social Pathology.

American Sociological Review, 1960
Davidovitch Andre. Wootton B., Social science and social pathology.. In: Revue francaise de sociologie, 1960, 1-2. pp. 235-237.
Gresham M. Sykes, Rosalind Chambers, Vera G. Seal, Barbara Wootton   +3 more
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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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Social surveys and social science

Canadian Journal of Statistics, 1997
Summary: Random sample surveys have become one of the key research tools in quantitative social science. Some of the claims for statistical methods in general, and for sample surveys in particular, have been exaggerated. The limitations of the survey method are explored.
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Social Organization of Science

2015
The social organization of science as a topic of philosophy of science mostly concerns the question of which kinds of social organization are most beneficial to the epistemic aspirations of science. Section 1 addresses the interaction among scientists for improving epistemic qualities of knowledge claims in contrast to the mere accumulation of ...
Carrier, Martin, Humphreys, Paul W.
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Social Sciences and Ethics

The Hastings Center Report, 1977
the legal profession but there does not seem to be much study of those problems at the undergraduate level. That lack of interest may well be a reflection of the profession's own lack of interest, until recently, in its own problems. It may also reflect in part the graduate legal training tradition in this country, which has to a large extent separated
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Applied Multivariate Statistics for the Social Sciences

, 2003
R. Gonzalez
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