Interdisciplinary relationships in the social sciences
Interdisciplinary collaboration in the social sciences is obviously essential to scientific progress, but discontent and practical difficulties hinder collaboration in research and training. Many of the problems arise from the failure in the separate disciplines to understand the basis on which coll...
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Aldine,
[1969]
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H61 .S518 H61 .S518 1969 |
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University of Chicago
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H61.S54 |
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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H61.S552 |
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Johns Hopkins University
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H61 .S4 1969 |
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Harvard University
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H61 .S518 SOC. Sh 53 i Soc 102.6 |
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Duke University
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304 S552I |
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Cornell University
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H61 .S55 |
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Princeton University
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H61 .S53 |
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Columbia University
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H61 .S518 |
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University of Pennsylvania
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H61 .S518 |
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Brown University
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H61 .I58 |
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