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Weekly Overview of Social Science News Communication

Weekly Overview of Social Science News

By Lorna McConville
August 11, 2012 1043

Gay parenting study declared ‘bullsh-t’ after audit
Gay Star News

After the Regnerus debacle, where are the apologies?
Huffington Post

Development of social sciences ‘vital to progress’
The News International

Truth Test: Studies don’t support Protect Marriage Maine’s claim that heterosexual couples make better parents
Morning Sentinel

Creating knowledge in social sciences
The Hindu

‘Predictive policing’ takes byte out of crime
Sin Chew Jit Poh

Using insights from social science to understand climate change
theenergycollective.com

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