Titlebook: Realizing Social Science Knowledge; The Political Realiz B. Holzner,K. D. Knorr,H. Strasser Conference proceedings 1983 Springer-Verlag Ber

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協(xié)迫

synchronous

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Generator

Social Science and Practical Knowledge: Toward New Paradigmsollowing: first I shall attempt to specify what really is pointed out as “new paradigms” by the authors; I shall not do so systematically (because, if at all, this is what the authors do themselves), but rather pull out a few strings that both seem significant to me and that can be assembled to some

Neolithic

Research in the Service of Social Reform: The Politics of Designing Systems of Knowledge Production ies. Since education and various human services are not mentioned, these systems developed under state and local jurisdiction. Only when crises arose that could be interpreted as threatening to the general welfare could the federal government legitimately become involved. The federal response in suc

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反復(fù)無(wú)常

Societal Development and Social Researche first four sessions, including this one. However, I also believe that much of what has been said by the presentators of this session constitutes a requisite for better understanding of what Lazarsfeld had tried to accomplish as an applied social scientist.