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    Can social science still be used as a foundation for public policy? On improving the reliability of evidence
    7 Dec 2015
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    John Jerrim, Robert de Vries
    London School of Economics and Political Science

    John Jerrim and Robert de Vries argue a radical overhaul is needed of how social science is published and produced for it to provide a helpful basis for public policy. More progress is needed in particular over the lack of transparency of the research process,...

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