The values of social science.
By: Edited by Norman K. Denzin.
Series: Trans-action books,; TA-15
Publisher: Aldine Pub. Co.
Published: 1970
Place of publication: [Chicago]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 194
Subjects: Social sciences -- Research -- United States -- Addresses, essays, lectures
Notes: "The essays ... originally appeared in Trans-action magazine."
Table of contents: title: Introduction, by N. K. Denzin.; title: Intellectual strategies and research tactics, by R. W. Mack.; title: The convict as researcher, by H. Toch.; title: The problem of ethnic identity, by N. R. Crumrine.; title: A computerized view of the world, by R. W. Mack and D. C. McElrath.; title: Creating a world for research, by D. L. Meier and C. H. Bradford.; title: Deception in social research, by H. C. Kelman.; title: Black sociology, by I. L. Horowitz.; title: Where sociologists have failed, by H. Gans.; title: Evaluating social action programs, by P. H. Rossi.; title: Social action on the installment plan, by M. S. Rein and S. M. Miller.; title: The politics of information, by M. M. Webber.; title: Black families and the White House, by L. Rainwater and W. L. Yancey.; title: The life and death of Project Camelot, by I. L. Horowitz.; title: The need for a national social science foundation, by F. R. Harris.