I have a Masters in Juvenile Justice Administration, actually, from the School of Social Sciences [the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences at Case Western Reserve University].
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Economics, like other social sciences, is suffering a replication crisis.
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Economics enjoys greater influence over policy than other social sciences.
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Under the guise of objectivity, he argued, the social sciences
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And again, in the social sciences this is more dramatic.
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It stocks over 7,500 titles ranging from art to social sciences.
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But the social sciences and humanities are not faring so well.
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This is more or less the consensus within the social sciences.
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I advise students to immerse themselves in humanities and social sciences.
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Lecturers from humanities, social sciences and philosophy departments should weigh in.
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The Left dominates the campus in the social sciences and humanities.
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Certain IRB requirements can seem ridiculous when applied to the social sciences.
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Distinguishing between cause and effect is always hard in the social sciences.
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Mr Kennedy did not join his colleagues' attack on the social sciences.
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EDT: Donald Trump campaigns at the Cleveland Arts and Social Sciences Academy.
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That quickly moved out into other social sciences: history, and sociology particularly.
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It intersects with a lot of different realms of the social sciences.
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This is something that often happens when people in "quantitative" social sciences, like economics, develop an interest in topics covered in other social sciences — in this case, criminology: They assume that no rigorous empirical work is being done.
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What's more, the implications of this weakness extend far beyond the social sciences.
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But Mr. Karinthy's theory has also been of interest to the social sciences.
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Desmond is an associate professor of social sciences at Harvard, and he did
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Judith Tedlie Moskowitz is a professor of medical social sciences at Northwestern University.
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Of course, history and most social sciences are hemorrhaging college majors as well.
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Thirty percent choose the social sciences, prized for their emphasis on critical thinking.
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However, when it comes to the social sciences, big data is a false idol.
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I called Raymond D'Angelo, the chair of the social-sciences department at St. Joseph's.
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In big data and computation, the social sciences saw a chance to grow up.
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This problem has long been identified and expands far beyond gender or social sciences.
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We need to do more to revive the social sciences, but that's not it.
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The curriculum will be broad, covering science, math, philosophy, the social sciences and art.
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He received a college degree in social sciences before opting for a military career.
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According to a study published in the Journal of Social Sciences, children born between Jan.
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And that's just for natural and medical science papers; the social sciences have it worse.
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There was an elevator in the humanities and social sciences building, which had eight floors.
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These problems are more prevalent among studies in the social sciences than the natural sciences.
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Most tech companies haven't hired many people who actually have training in the social sciences.
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But the new infection is at least as big a challenge to the social sciences.
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Jones and Marinescu employed what's known in the social sciences as a "synthetic control" method.
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In different formats, it holds all three top slots in the Politics & Social Sciences category.
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Topics range from data science to personal development to linguistics to social sciences and more.
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It's the same reason my parents were confused by me going to study social sciences.
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So Jones and Marinescu employ what's known in the social sciences as a "synthetic control" method.
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There are a lot of powerful explanations in history and social sciences that don't involve narrative.
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"One of the major impediments in social sciences is the lack of historical data," Murcio said.
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A limited quantitative approach has the same effect in some of the social sciences, including economics.
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Meanwhile, the academic job market has cratered, particularly in the liberal arts and the social sciences.
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The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, a prominent official think-tank, has also opined on it.
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The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences forecasts China's property investment will rise 5.4 percent in 2017.
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Professor Anderson also made advances in the analysis of data in psychology and the social sciences.
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For one, the respondents disproportionately hailed from the biomedical and social sciences and English-speaking communities.
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NANCY E. RILEY BRUNSWICK, ME. The writer is a professor of social sciences at Bowdoin College.
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The curriculum will cover a wide range of subjects, including science, mathematics, social sciences and philosophy.
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The Department of Homeland Security, it noted, included information sciences in STEM but excluded social sciences.
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There's a decent consensus in the social sciences on what most moves public opinion: elite cues.
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My 17-year-old daughter has always been interested in history, English, politics, and the social sciences.
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Melissa J. Ferguson is a professor of psychology and senior associate dean of social sciences at Cornell.
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I was convinced I was less talented in those pursuits than in the humanities and social sciences.
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New addition Wendy is a social sciences professor in Boston, Massachusetts who has known Tench for years.
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They also relied on the humanities, the arts, and the social sciences to make their successful case.
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She graduated from Georgetown and received a master's degree in social sciences from the University of Chicago.
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The Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences is one of 12 academies established as part of the Vatican.
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His mother is the executive editor of social sciences at the University of California Press in Oakland.
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He graduated with a degree in jurisprudence and social sciences from the Universidad Nacional de El Salvador.
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In social sciences, genealogies merged with census and tax records could yield findings on things like inequality.
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He also said that his advice was based on extensive research in the social sciences and psychology.
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The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences said last year that China's population contraction would begin in 2027.
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The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences said last year that China's population contraction would begin in 2027.
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Master's and doctoral degrees are offered in the social sciences, the humanities, law, management and public policy.
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Rachel, a lecturer in her 30s who teaches social sciences at a university in southeast England, loves modafinil.
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Yet they have also exposed economics to the problems bedevilling most social sciences, and some hard sciences, too.
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Once again the tech industry—the one supposedly streaked with libertarianism (regulations be damned!)—fails the social sciences.
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Toni That'll be a rich area of study in the social sciences in the months and years ahead.
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He wants to do a masters in social sciences but first needs to improve his English and French.
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Dr. Locke was a pioneer in interdisciplinary scholarship, whose work crossed lines between the humanities and social sciences.
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The proposal first surfaced in Hungarian media last week, triggering opposition from the social sciences faculty of ELTE.
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" Outside, Tess King, 25, a social sciences and law student, was carrying a sign that said "Chicago Rejects Trump.
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In the social sciences, many scholars apparently believe it will lend their subject a previously elusive objectivity and clarity.
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Most of my students are in the social sciences and plan to go into business, law, or public service.
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Unfortunately, the Jefferson School of Social Sciences, where he taught in the 1940s, didn't see it the same way.
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At UC Berkeley, he got his PhD in geography, and found that social sciences better suited his artistic senses.
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I was seeking to bring the biological and social sciences together so that we could better understand human nature.
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A background in humanities and social sciences, however, might have helped him grasp the deeper issues at the company.
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According to the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, the national pension fund could run out of money by 2035.
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Another key area is linking the physical science of modeling hurricanes to the social sciences that assess human behavior.
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In 2014, CSS Today, a newspaper affiliated with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, estimated there were about 1,000.
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The social sciences community believes it has an entitlement to at least $250-300 million every year from taxpayers.
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Many public intellectuals were trained in the social sciences and take the choosing individual as their mental starting point.
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In medicine, in social sciences, in economics and in so much else, rigorous training and painstakingly earned knowledge matter.
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He received a degree in economics and social sciences at the University of Geneva and briefly worked in advertising.
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The groom's mother retired as a private Turkish language and social sciences teacher for primary and middle school students.
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Repeated studies have found that about 10 percent of professors in the social sciences or the humanities are Republicans.
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" Outside, Tess King, 25, a social sciences and law student, was carrying a sign that said "Chicago Rejects Trump.
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I'm an atmospheric scientist who studies urban environments in an interdisciplinary way that combines science, engineering and social sciences.
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Considering that the overwhelming majority of the social sciences, media, and Google lean left, we should critically examine these prejudices.
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Flashback: MIT's last big change was in the 1950s, when it added the School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences.
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You can find an enormous range of classes, including social media writing, computer science and even humanities and social sciences.
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Daniele's background is in social sciences and co-ops, and he ending up becoming interested in rural development and agronomics.
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In 2017, they published a paper called "The Conceptual Penis as a Social Construct" in the journal Cogent Social Sciences.
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Xu Hong of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences challenged this, saying the scholars' findings had not proved their conclusions.
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The author Robert Gordon is a professor in social sciences at Northwestern University and a Bloomberg influential thinker of 2016.
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A few recent examples: There are certainly areas of national interest for which the social sciences can make valuable contributions.
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Abrams is a former director of the Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research, at the National Institutes of Health.
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One way that some business schools are responding is by drawing on the social sciences, like behavioral economics and psychology.
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"This was a big mistake," said Arun Kumar, an economics professor at the Institute of Social Sciences in New Delhi.
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The school is known as a center for research in the social sciences, with programs led by internationally prominent educators.
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You're critically analytical and excel in fields such as social sciences and politics, but you're not without pride or biases.
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Relatively small – with some 1500 graduate students – CEU teaches a range of subjects, including social sciences, law, management and mathematics.
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It was, says Zhang Xuemei of the Sichuan Academy of Social Sciences, "an important turning-point" for civil society in China.
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Progress seems to have been a little slower than in some natural sciences, and economics remains far behind other social sciences.
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It offers two-year diplomas—not yet approved by the French state—to just 90 students in social sciences and business.
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Half of the highest-paying fields are some sort of STEM, but the arts and social sciences sneak in there too.
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As outlined in a paper in the Journal of Economic Perspectives, economists think of themselves as superior within the social sciences.
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" Outside, Tess King, a 25-year-old social sciences and law student, was carrying a sign that said "Chicago Rejects Trump.
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He disliked math but loved history and social sciences, and he was the one friends went to for advice, she says.
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But another camp, led by Cai Fang of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, has been winning the argument so far.
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Thirty-three years ago, when I entered college, left-wing ideologies dominated American universities, and especially the humanities and social sciences.
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"It is not uncommon for academic research in the humanities and social sciences to impinge on politically sensitive issues," he said.
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In subjects such as biology and social sciences, we start to see the tables turn, with a larger proportion of females.
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Donald Trump will swing through Cleveland, Ohio, for an event at the Cleveland Arts and social Sciences Academy at 2 p.m.
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Sorondo, a close aide to Pope Francis, is chancellor of the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences, which is hosting the event.
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America's visa bans are particularly affecting experts at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, a sprawling network of state-run institutes.
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Science, academia (at least liberal arts and social sciences), and journalism do tend to draw their personnel from left-leaning demographics.
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" The report found "slippage" in the university's social sciences departments, leaving them in less than "a position of distinct pre-eminence.
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I could be wrong, but in my experience I think it's relatively unusual for ethnic minority kids to study social sciences.
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In addition, many offers pay better than they did last year in nearly every degree category, ranging from business to social sciences.
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And while China's universities forge ahead in the hard-science league table, they seem less likely to triumph in the social sciences.
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The China Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) predicted that the economy will grow about 6.6 percent in 2016, decelerating from last year.
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Zhang Ming of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences recalls the Plaza Accord, a multinational agreement reached in 1985 under American pressure.
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Lovasz said there was a risk that some fields of research in social sciences and other areas, might struggle to get funding.
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This is of great concern, because the social sciences better our understanding of the world and how best to live in it.
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Kaur said several girls had told a team from a social sciences institute that they had been beaten up in the shelter.
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But I was always drawn to the social sciences because that's where I thought a lot of our problems and solutions lay.
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Each recipient is celebrated for their creative contributions to their respective fields, which include the humanities, public issues, social sciences, and STEM.
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China will have an excess of 40 million men of marrying age by 2020, according to the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
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" Lombardi made clear last week that Sanders had been invited "not by the pope but by the pontifical academy of social sciences.
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And, he says, "government and funding agencies need to make sure scholars in social sciences and the humanities are involved and funded."
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The research team included archaeologists and chemists from the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in Beijing.
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"Patel swallowed a lot of bitter pills," said Arun Kumar, an economics professor at the Institute of Social Sciences near New Delhi.
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But they're actually two sides of the same coin, Peter Glick, professor of psychology and social sciences at Lawrence University, told Vox.
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Its aim was to bring together Russia's leading scholars in the social sciences and humanities in an institution modeled after Western universities.
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Beijing's Xi Thought institute has a 2018 budget of 16 million yuan ($2.5 million), according to the Beijing Federation of Social Sciences.
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Leonard Williams is professor of political science and dean of the College of Education and Social Sciences at Manchester University in Indiana.
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Skewed data is a very old problem in the social sciences, but machine learning hides its bias under a layer of confusion.
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It begins not long after Mr. Louis's arrival in Paris in 2012 to study social sciences at the prestigious École Normale Supérieure.
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In the decades since those results were published, the biological and social sciences have radically altered our understanding of early-childhood development.
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Improving the first problem would mean including communication research (as well as other missing social sciences) in their reports (more or less explicitly).
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"The details are in line with the government's overall guidelines," said Jiang Feitao, a steel researcher with the China Academy of Social Sciences.
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"Most people in my village can't read," said Sunil Popat Bhairam, a 21-year-old social sciences student from a hamlet neighboring Rainpada.
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Cordle earned an associate degree in social sciences while in prison, and is currently two semesters away from a bachelor's degree in psychology.
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Some 57% of Chinese parents would like to do so if they could afford it, according to the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences.
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"Some recent interventions have begun to open up what the social sciences of climate change would mean," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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But what happened was a communist managed to get control of the pontifical academies of sciences and social sciences—Bishop Marcelo Sánchez Sorondo.
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This is one of the reasons we find it difficult to discuss culture in the social sciences; it's this warm, amorphous, fuzzy concept.
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Berlin's Free University and the Kim Il Sung University in Pyongyang signed a letter of intent to cooperate in social sciences in September.
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"The pressure on victims is extreme," said P M Nair, a human trafficking expert and professor at Mumbai's Tata Institute of Social Sciences.
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The majority of land conflicts in India are related to common land, according to a study by the Tata Institute of Social Sciences.
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Commentary by Marie Helweg-Larsen, a Professor of Psychology at the Glenn E. & Mary Line Todd Chair in the Social Sciences, Dickinson College.
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But its assurance is too late, said Geetanjoy Sahu of the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) in Mumbai, who has researched FRA.
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The Pentagon Office of Net Assessment reportedly paid Halper more than $85033 million for research and development in the social sciences and humanities.
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I was a member of the Commission on the Humanities and Social Sciences, put together by the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
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The National Academy of Economic Strategy, a part of the the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), warned in a report dated Nov.
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And together they discover how all areas of human knowledge — the natural and social sciences, mathematics, and the arts and humanities — are interrelated.
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A growing body of work in the social sciences demonstrates that enfranchised felons are less likely to commit additional crimes than the disenfranchised.
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As Darnell Hunt, UCLA's dean of social sciences and author of the Hollywood Diversity Report, wrote: Black Panther is like the perfect storm.
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By her lights they practiced a rigid "academic imperialism" when they tried to extend scientific findings to the social sciences and the humanities.
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He graduated magna cum laude from Princeton, and received a Master of Arts degree from the London School of Economics and Social Sciences.
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That may not help the Indian economy, said Arun Kumar, Malcolm Adiseshiah Chair Professor at the Institute of Social Sciences in New Delhi.
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But even before that, there was the adoption of this massive doorstop, encyclopedic framework for the social sciences, which is 842 pages long.
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After his release from prison in 1975, he became the head of the Institute of Economics at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
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Regrettably, the National Science Foundation (NSF) funds twice as many graduate student fellowships in the social sciences than it does in computer science.
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Marie Helweg-Larsen is a professor of psychology and the Glenn E. & Mary Line Todd Chair in the Social Sciences at Dickinson College.
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There's something called a social sciences instructor who works with young recruits on how to interact with people from different backgrounds and cultures.
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Photo: Jamie McDonald (Getty Images)The latest efforts to reproduce scientific findings, this time in the field of social sciences, has produced lukewarm results.
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Another driving factor was Manila's outpost at Thitu Island in the Spratly chain, Professor Wang Hanling, of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said.
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Why it matters: When legislators are asked to make cuts to science funding, the social sciences are often at the top of the list.
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Web of Science is the largest publisher-neutral citation index, powering global discovery and citation analytics across the sciences, social sciences and art & humanities.
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On occasion, professors have shown up at the front lines to speak to students, as William Hayward, dean of social sciences, did on Tuesday.
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The concepts in use remind me of what the famous German sociologist Ulrich Beck has labeled "zombie concepts," with reference to the social sciences.
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The number of widows and widowers totals nearly 240 million, according to a study by the government research group Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
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Jonathan Bate is an economics instructor in the Department of Social Sciences at West Point and a scholar with the Modern War Institute. Maj.
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Judith T. Moskowitz is a professor of Medical Social Sciences at Northwestern University and Director of Research at the Osher Center for Integrative Medicine.
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"From a marketing perspective, it's genius," said Kate Carey, a professor of behavioral and social sciences at Brown University, whose research focuses on alcohol abuse.
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Though the free-flow of ideas may be necessary in the social sciences, in apolitical technologies the Chinese system has already proved to be innovative.
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In addition, many job offers come with pay better than they did last year in nearly every degree category ranging from business to social sciences.
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Like Britain's UK Independence Party, it appeals to those who have been "left behind", says Benjamin Stanley of Warsaw's University of Social Sciences and Humanities.
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"The Thaad has nothing to do with North Korea," said Wang Junsheng, a research fellow on Northeast Asia at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
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Saga has assembled a team of world leaders, combining expertise from several fields: Economics, Mathematics, the Humanities and Social Sciences, to establish the new currency.
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Yale teaches a liberal arts curriculum and requires students take classes in humanities and arts; sciences and social sciences; foreign languages; quantitative reasoning; and writing.
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All Williams students take at least two writing-intensive courses as well several courses in the arts and humanities, social sciences, and science and mathematics.
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There are more than 225,000 street children in the city, according to a 2013 study by charity ActionAid and the Tata Institute of Social Sciences.
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The document's name, noted the scholar who rediscovered it, Frank Li of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, became the "American War Proclamation of Independence".
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The 14-member panel that developed the principles included academic experts in fields such as policy and governance, social sciences, international relations and conflict resolution.
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"If you're walking and taking the elevator, it beats you there," said Matthew Knutzen, the director of the NYPL's Humanities and Social Sciences Research Divisions.
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A Chinese Academy of Social Sciences report on the popularity of government officials two years ago ranked the chengguan, or urban management officers, dead last.
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Mathew Wong, an assistant professor of social sciences at the Education University of Hong Kong, said Beijing was likely to let the protests peter out.
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Certainly in any field, especially in social sciences, there is political content, and most professors try not to force their political views on their students.
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What we do there that's slightly unusual is that we sometimes borrow techniques from the social sciences and combine them with advocacy and political organizing.
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Perhaps as a result of this misguided impression, public debates continue today about what value, if any, the social sciences could bring to artificial-intelligence research.
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MADRID – American political philosopher Michael J. Sandel has won Spain&aposs Princess of Asturias award for social sciences for his studies on democracy, justice and ethics.
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And few can bring together so many disparate ideas, from sciences to social sciences to humanities to the arts, like the study of the Earth can.
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For example, the relative dominance of the social sciences is consistent with the surge in demand and returns in the labor market for data science skills.
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"The dean's office saw and approved Matt's speech before our college convocation," Dean Ben Ogles of BYU's College of Family, Home, and Social Sciences tells PEOPLE.
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The problem, as critics pointed out, is that Cogent Social Sciences was not a leading gender studies journal, or even a reputable academic outlet at all.
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Early demonstrations of immersive VR experiences are already venturing into the hard sciences, ranging from anatomy and biology to the social sciences, like history and literature.
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To earn the degree, the men completed 20 courses across disciplines in the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences and mathematics -- all while serving time in prison.
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Shacking up is seen as a sign of "innovative behaviour", say Yu Xie of Princeton University and Yu Jia of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
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"Over the past two decades Marc has become the quintessential man of influence in France," says Ezra Suleiman, a professor of social sciences at Princeton University.
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The CCA assembled a panel of seven experts from the fields of economics, human health, earth sciences, social sciences, and climate change adaptation and risk assessment.
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However, revenue at Bloomsbury's academic division, which specializes in the arts, humanities and social sciences, fell 5.8 percent, hit by a decline in Britain's education sector.
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The research was published in The Journals of Gerontology, Series B: Psychological and Social Sciences, and surveyed 73 participants between the ages of 50 and 83.
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Cindy Jebb, a West Point graduate who currently leads the school's Department of Social Sciences was nominated by Obama and would need confirmation from the Senate.
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To combat this, Cai Fang, vice-president of think tank Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, advocates taxing worker bots to fund affected workers' social security programs.
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"They plan to study a wide range of fields across the social sciences, biological and medical sciences, physical sciences and mathematics, and the humanities," adds Gerson.
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The Institute of Geochemistry, under the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said in a statement on its website on Monday that it had made the discovery.
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A recent Morning Consult survey from the University of Phoenix, College of Social Sciences, demonstrated that misconception and stigma complicate the support for veteran mental health.
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One official of the Vatican's Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences, which hosted the conference Mr. Sanders would attend, even suggested he had fished for the invitation.
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Research published last month in Social Sciences looked at this issue in the US context: What is the effect of women's political representation on health spending?
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The social sciences are already suffering from a replication problem; when work that makes a big splash fails to hold up, it hurts science in general.
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It all started in May, when a paper titled "The conceptual penis as a social construct," was published in the peer-reviewed journal Cogent Social Sciences.
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"The short answer is that the exit polls are wrong," Matthew DeBell, a senior scholar at Stanford's Institute for Research in the Social Sciences, emailed me.
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I'm married to a social scientist so I approach it from the hard science side of things but tempered by the understanding of the social sciences.
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China's leaders "don't really want to engage in a dollar-for-dollar retaliation," said Yu Yongding, a prominent economist at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
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The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and Beijing Normal University published a survey ranking "social responsibility" among 100 celebrities last week and put Ms. Fan last.
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"Every study I've ever seen across the social sciences shows that education promotes less in-group favoritism and greater tolerance toward those unlike ourselves," she continued.
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Simple. A young person entering any American college will take humanities courses in philosophy, literature, history, the social sciences, all taught by strongly left-leaning Democrats.
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"State-run companies support ... media that help promote the (government's) values," said Wieslaw Godzic, media analyst and professor at University of Social Sciences and Humanities in Warsaw.
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The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, a government-led think tank, recently cut its growth estimate for China's economy from 6.5 percent this year to 6.3 percent.
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One goal is to get more faculty in various disciplines thinking about ethical issues, said Melissa Nobles, dean of MIT's School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences.
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Last year, Boghossian and Lindsay added to the genre by publishing a fake study, "The Conceptual Penis as a Social Construct," in the journal Cogent Social Sciences.
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Reforms are being announced "almost annually", says Wang Yanzhong, who heads the Centre of Labour and Social Security Studies at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS).
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Over the past five years or so, scientists have woken up to the fact that a lot of published research, particularly in the social sciences, is crap.
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In addition to leaders with a business degree, we also identified those who had a degree in engineering, law, humanities, information technology, natural sciences and social sciences.
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The China Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), a government think-tank, said in a report in April that the country's pension funds could become insolvent by 2035.
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"The level of violence committed against Jews in France is increasingly deadly," said Michel Wieviorka, the director of France's School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences.
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But one aspect of NSF spending continues to be incredibly wasteful – the diversion of tens of millions of taxpayer dollars to questionable proposals in the social sciences.
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Universities are uniquely positioned to foster connections between computer science and traditionally unrelated departments like the social sciences and even humanities, through interdisciplinary projects, courses and seminars.
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Liberal arts graduates bring a depth and breadth of knowledge from across the humanities and social sciences that complement the hard skills of engineers and data scientists.
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Mr. Trudeau said he had cut all ties to the foundation, which promotes and funds academic research in the humanities and social sciences, when he entered politics.
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Yet there are wide disparities within the state and a dilution of community rights, according to research by the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) in Mumbai.
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Terje (embodied here by Jefferson Mays) was then director of the Fafo Institute for Applied Social Sciences; Mona (Jennifer Ehle), an official in the Norwegian Foreign Ministry.
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The military will require help outside the rank and file, such as the empirical social sciences, to help flesh out our understanding of the outcomes of operations.
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On September 2137, D'Souza's The Big Lie was ranked at No. 21 in Amazon Best Sellers' Politics & Social Sciences category, and not at all on Amazon Charts.
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"There is a big niche market for this type of porn," says sexual fetish expert Mark Griffiths, a distinguished professor at Nottingham Trent University School of Social Sciences.
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A report tracking home price trends by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, a state think tank, showed prices in 33 major cities soared 1.63 percent in 2016.
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"Indigenous knowledge is often overlooked," said Caroline Knowles, director of the cities and infrastructure program at the British Academy, the UK's national body for humanities and social sciences.
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When Mr Heckman offered economists a simple way of correcting this bias, which involved accounting for the choice to enter work, it took the social sciences by storm.
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Philip S. Hart, Los Angeles At a meta level, Gideon Lewis-Kraus's article evokes a longstanding intellectual battle within the social sciences — hard versus soft, quantitative versus qualitative.
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The youngest job paying above the $37,700 median income of all occupations is technicians in the life, fitness and social sciences, with a median age of 35 years.
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Peng Feng of the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences warns that the use of the credit system is overkill, raising a risk that officials will abuse their power.
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"We suffer a great deal today from the bogus certainties and precisions of the pseudo-sciences which include all the social sciences including economics," was his blunt appraisal.
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The social sciences, in particular, would be put to the fore in the development of new tech and people would think more about the consequences of new innovations.
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" MAIDUL ISLAM, PROFESSOR, CENTRE FOR STUDIES IN SOCIAL SCIENCES, KOLKATA: "I think they (BJP) are going to push for more aggressive nationalism because that has actually played well.
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Women represent nearly two-thirds of Canadians aged 25–34 with a medical degree, 67 percent in social sciences and law, and 75 percent of education-related degrees.
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A survey in the early 2000s found that nearly four-fifths of graduate economics students in top universities viewed their field as "more scientific" than other social sciences.
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For them, the liberal arts and sciences — the natural sciences, mathematics, social sciences, and humanities — served as both a grounding force and an elevating influence in turbulent times.
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Yet universities suffer a sickly sameness: Four studies have found that at most only about one professor in 10 in the humanities or social sciences is a Republican.
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The social sciences can tell us everything and more about the intricacies of our political system but precious little about how the enterprise as a whole hangs together.
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The promising future of mobile data, experts agree, is that it can point the way to new insights in health care, transportation, urban planning and the social sciences.
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Mr. Batlle was elected a congressman in 1958, two years after graduating from the University of the Republic in Montevideo with a diploma in law and social sciences.
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