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Natural Experiments and Pluralism in Political Science
In: Philosophy of the social sciences: an international journal = Philosophie des sciences sociales, Band 45, Heft 4-5, S. 424-441
ISSN: 1552-7441
Natural experiments are an increasingly popular research design in political science. This popularity raises a number of questions. First, what are natural experiments and why are they appealing? Second, what makes a good natural experiment? And finally, are natural experiments able to provide resources for knowledge production that other methodologies cannot or do not provide? Using Mary Morgan's and Thad Dunning's recent work on natural experiments, I offer answers to the first two questions and use the analysis to argue that natural experiments highlight features of knowledge production that support methodological pluralism and the multiple aims of research.
Hindu nationalism and History of Science: some reflexions
This paper derives from a presentation given in Oslo, at the Science Museum, on October 23 2013, in a workshop organised by Vidar Ennebak, as a critical stance against the exhibit "Sultans of Science" presented at the time in this museum. It's aim is to set the exhibit "Sultans of Science" and the opposition it has met as much in the far-right as among professional historians of science, in a wider context, by observing how Hindu nationalists have also made claims in history of science. The text is still in a draft form especially in the end, and has benefited from the critical remarks of S. Brentjes. All comments are welcome. ; Ce texte dérive d'une présentation faite au Musée des Sciences et Techniques d'Oslo le 23 Octobre 2013, dans le cadre d'un séminaire organisé par Vidar Ennebak dont l'objectif était de poser un regard critique sur l'exposition "Sultans des Sciences" présenté au musée. Mon objectif est de situer l'exposition, ces critiques d'extrême droite comme ceux d'historiens des sciences proffessionnels dans un cadre plus vaste en observant la manière dont les nationalistes hindous ont eux aussi réclamé l'histoire des sciences. Ce texte est encore inachevé, surtout sur la fin. Il a bénéficié des remarques critiques sur mon exposé oral de S. Brentjes. Vos réactions sont les bien venues.
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Hindu nationalism and History of Science: some reflexions
This paper derives from a presentation given in Oslo, at the Science Museum, on October 23 2013, in a workshop organised by Vidar Ennebak, as a critical stance against the exhibit "Sultans of Science" presented at the time in this museum. It's aim is to set the exhibit "Sultans of Science" and the opposition it has met as much in the far-right as among professional historians of science, in a wider context, by observing how Hindu nationalists have also made claims in history of science. The text is still in a draft form especially in the end, and has benefited from the critical remarks of S. Brentjes. All comments are welcome. ; Ce texte dérive d'une présentation faite au Musée des Sciences et Techniques d'Oslo le 23 Octobre 2013, dans le cadre d'un séminaire organisé par Vidar Ennebak dont l'objectif était de poser un regard critique sur l'exposition "Sultans des Sciences" présenté au musée. Mon objectif est de situer l'exposition, ces critiques d'extrême droite comme ceux d'historiens des sciences proffessionnels dans un cadre plus vaste en observant la manière dont les nationalistes hindous ont eux aussi réclamé l'histoire des sciences. Ce texte est encore inachevé, surtout sur la fin. Il a bénéficié des remarques critiques sur mon exposé oral de S. Brentjes. Vos réactions sont les bien venues.
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Hindu nationalism and History of Science: some reflexions
This paper derives from a presentation given in Oslo, at the Science Museum, on October 23 2013, in a workshop organised by Vidar Ennebak, as a critical stance against the exhibit "Sultans of Science" presented at the time in this museum. It's aim is to set the exhibit "Sultans of Science" and the opposition it has met as much in the far-right as among professional historians of science, in a wider context, by observing how Hindu nationalists have also made claims in history of science. The text is still in a draft form especially in the end, and has benefited from the critical remarks of S. Brentjes. All comments are welcome. ; Ce texte dérive d'une présentation faite au Musée des Sciences et Techniques d'Oslo le 23 Octobre 2013, dans le cadre d'un séminaire organisé par Vidar Ennebak dont l'objectif était de poser un regard critique sur l'exposition "Sultans des Sciences" présenté au musée. Mon objectif est de situer l'exposition, ces critiques d'extrême droite comme ceux d'historiens des sciences proffessionnels dans un cadre plus vaste en observant la manière dont les nationalistes hindous ont eux aussi réclamé l'histoire des sciences. Ce texte est encore inachevé, surtout sur la fin. Il a bénéficié des remarques critiques sur mon exposé oral de S. Brentjes. Vos réactions sont les bien venues.
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Political science, volume 2, Indian democracy
In: ICSSR research surveys and explorations
Perspective on Native Americans in Political Science
In: Teaching Political Science, Band 16, Heft 3, S. 92-98
Scope and Methods of Political Science
In: Teaching Political Science, Band 9, Heft 1, S. 60-62
Terrorism as a Political Science Offering
In: Teaching Political Science, Band 8, Heft 1, S. 3-19
Teaching Political Science: A Feminist Perspective
In: Teaching Political Science, Band 5, Heft 4, S. 385-403
Teacher Education in Political Science Graduate Programs
In: Teaching Political Science, Band 4, Heft 2, S. 131-144
Individually Paced Instruction and Political Science
In: Teaching Political Science, Band 3, Heft 4, S. 391-400
Dissent and Disobedience: Teaching Political Science
In: Teaching Political Science, Band 2, Heft 1, S. 95-99
Graduate Research in Political Science at Canterbury
In: Political science, Band 24, Heft 1, S. 77-78
ISSN: 2041-0611
Papers delivered [at the] annual meeting, October 31, 1958
In: Bureau of Government Research, University of Missouri. Monographs no. 2