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Weekly Overview of Social Science News Communication

Weekly Overview of Social Science News

By Lorna McConville
March 28, 2013 1309

What ails social science education?
Deccan Herald

Social science in the national interest
Huffington Post (blog)

Beware unprovable claims by social ‘science’
Richmond Times Dispatch (blog)

Social science confirms: Kids need married moms and dads
Heritage.org (blog)

Good news beats bad on social networks
New York Times

Social science research with native communities symposium
By didaly

Congress appears to shut down NSF funding for social science
By Daniel H. Cole

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