Social causation and biographical research: philosophical, theoretical and methodological arguments

Journal of Critical Realism 21 (1):119-121 (2021)
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Giorgos Tsiolis and Michalis Christodoulou have written a deeply theoretical book arguing that we should see reconstructive biographical research as a method for constructing causal accounts of soc...

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