The Science and Politics of Racial Research
William H. Tucker examines how science and politics intersect in the study of race. Focusing on racial research as both an intellectual pursuit and a subject of public debate, this book offers a concise, thought-provoking resource for readers exploring science, history, politics, and society.
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The Science and Politics of Racial Research explores the relationship between scientific investigation and political concerns related to race.
Written by William H. Tucker, the book focuses on racial research as both a scientific subject and a matter of public debate.
Its title places questions of evidence, interpretation, and political influence at the center of the discussion.
This work may interest readers studying the history of science, racial thought, politics, and the role of research in society.
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