Essays on research in the social sciences
Subtitle: papers presented in a general seminar conducted by the Committee on Training of the Brookings Institution, 1930-31
By: [by] W.F.G. Swann [and others]
Contributors: Brookings Institution.
Publisher: Brookings Institution
Published: 1931
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 194
Subjects: Social science research; Social sciences
Table of contents: title: Whither the social sciences?  by an editing committee.  What is science?  by W.F.G. Swann.  The possibilities of social study as a science, by W.W. Cook.  Method in the study of political science as an aspect of social science, by C.A. Beard.  The contribution of economics to method in social science, by J.M. Clark.  Legal tradition and social science method - a realist's critique, by K.N. Llewellyn.  Research in psychology and its bearing upon the social sciences, by Madison Bentley. History: mistress and handmaid, by A.M. Schlesinger.  Considerations in choosing problems of research, by W.E. Ogburn.  The relation of research to the social progress, by W.I. Thomas.