Relevancy of the social sciences in the next millennium
By: Barbara L. Neuby, editor.
Contributors: Neuby, Barbara L.
Series: Studies in the social sciences ;; v. 35; Studies in the social sciences (State University of West Georgia) ;; v. 35.
Publisher: The State University of West Georgia
Published: 1998
Place of publication: [Carrollton, Ga.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 114
Subjects: Social sciences -- Forecasting.; Social sciences -- Philosophy.; Social sciences -- Study and teaching (Higher) -- United States -- Forecasting.; Twenty-first century -- Forecasts.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
"April 1998"
Table of contents: title: A post modern critique. Relevant social science : making sense of the story / Mary Elizabeth Kochan; title: Political science in the 21st century : problems and challenges for social science / Stanley M. Caress; title: The disciplines. Myths of teaching college freshmen : unintended consequences and implications for the social sciences in the next millennium  / Charles E. Snare; title: Keeping political science relevant in the next millennium / James G. Leibert; title: The designated mourner : the future of public administration's past / Louis E. Howe; title: Global studies : the social science imperative of the 21st century / Patricia J. Campbell, Paul E. Masters; title: Policy making. Of nuclear energy and acceptable risk : the relevance of social science to societal technology choices / M.V. Rajeev Gowda, Paul Owsley-Long; title: Healthcare policy in the United States : a social science perspective / Cal Clark, Rene McEldowney; title: Geographic information systems in social policy formation / Ronald Keith Gaddie, Russell Keith Johnson, John K. Wildgen.