Titlebook: Making the Moral Case for Social Sciences; Stemming the Tide Karl Spracklen Book 2016 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publisher

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The Moral Case for the Social Sciences,ciences to the wider world. The social sciences are necessary and a moral and social good if humans are to live a freely communicative and moral life in a world dominated by hegemonic power, whether that power is built into belief systems, gender orders, popular culture, social classes or political constitutions.

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Karl Spracklenor is approximately 1/2. The proposed hypothesis tests are built upon the asymptotic properties of Maximum Likelihood Estimators for Logistic Regression models. We establish the main properties of the tests, including a theoretical and empirical analysis of the dependence of the power on the test on

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137577917Social sciences; power; hegemony; moral case; social good; Defence; government; Moral; morality; quality; soci

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