Communication

Weekly Overview of Social Science News Communication

Weekly Overview of Social Science News

By Lorna McConville
December 13, 2012 2673

Ideologues to social scientists: get off our lawn!!
Foreign Policy (blog)

Academicians move closer to legislators
Mmegi Online

Social art of scribbles
This is Hull and East Riding

Stand by marriage
The Spokesman Review

Does Record Number of Religious “Nones” Mean Decline of Religiosity?
Religion Dispatches

Study says younger people are more likely to search for a soul mate on average
Oregon Daily Emerald

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