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Xavier’s Social Science College Loses Social Science in Name
International Debate
October 14, 2015

Xavier’s Social Science College Loses Social Science in Name

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Tracking the Gender Gap in Assigned Readings
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October 14, 2015

Tracking the Gender Gap in Assigned Readings

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Building Metrics That Help, Not Hurt, Science
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October 9, 2015

Building Metrics That Help, Not Hurt, Science

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Japan’s Ministry of Education Downsizing the Liberal Arts?
Academic Funding
October 5, 2015

Japan’s Ministry of Education Downsizing the Liberal Arts?

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Development Experts Seek Help from Social Scientists

Development Experts Seek Help from Social Scientists

Social scientists must team up to help achieve the global development agenda and help measure progress towards the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, attendees of the World Social Science Forum were told.

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What’s Distinctive About Britain’s New Corporate Universities?

What’s Distinctive About Britain’s New Corporate Universities?

British universities are changing at rapid pace, notes Daniel Nehring in the first of a new series of article on the so-called corporate university. The consequences of these changes are cause of concern for many academics, who worry about their working conditions and the future of academic freedom.

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Top 10 Ways Businesses and Academics Interact

Top 10 Ways Businesses and Academics Interact

The social sciences are catching up with other departments in helping shape businesses, writes Patrick Dunleavy, the general editor of the LSE’s new Business Review blog..

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Hidden Dangers

Hidden Dangers

David Canter considers the fatal consequences of keeping medical problems secret

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Exploring the Nexus of Big Data and Official Statistics

Exploring the Nexus of Big Data and Official Statistics

While it might seem natural for so-called Big Data to supplement, improve or replace existing datasets and statistics, or provide entirely new statistical outputs for government agencies, some careful footwork is needed before heading too far down that path, argues Rob Kitchin.

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Social Science in the News

Social Science in the News

‘Social Science Experiments in Lending Always End Badly’: Comments of the Week American Banker American Banker readers share their views on the […]

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The Banality of Terrorism

The Banality of Terrorism

David Canter, editor of the ‘The Faces of Terrorism,’ questions the psychology of terrorists in the wake of the rise of ISIS.

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Become an Ask for Evidence Ambassador

Become an Ask for Evidence Ambassador

Sense About Science is recruiting six ambassadors to represent the Ask for Evidence campaign and give talks to different groups across society. […]

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