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Re-Imagining Social Science
Journal of Critical Realism 15 (4):327-341 (2016)
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In 2015 IACR held its annual conference at Notre Dame (USA) around the theme of Re-Imagining Social Science. It is rather fashionable to acknowledge that there is a crisis in the social sciences to...Author's Profile
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