Field Experiments and Their Critics: Essays on the Uses and Abuses of Experimentation in the Social Sciences (The Institution for Social and Policy Studies)
Field Experiments and Their Critics gathers essays on the uses and abuses of experimentation in the social sciences. By addressing both experimentation and its critics, the collection invites readers to consider the possibilities, limitations, and broader implications of field-based research.
About This Book
Field Experiments and Their Critics examines the role of experimentation in the social sciences.
This collection focuses on the uses and abuses of field experiments, presenting a range of perspectives on their application.
It offers readers an opportunity to consider how experimentation shapes social-science research and how its limitations are assessed.
The book is suited to readers interested in research methods, evidence, and debates within the social sciences.
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