Back in September I wrote a short post (you can read it here) based on Andrew Sayer’s book, Method in Social Science a Realist Approach, Since then, I’ve had hundreds of readers directed to my blog. I feel strongly about dissemination of information my philosophy is “knowledge is power,” I have researched several databases and found related journal articles which I hope will be of use to someone. In addition I have another article that I had difficulty uploading titled, Social Science Concepts: A User’s Guide by Gary Goertz). If you are interested in reading this article just send me at natasha.m.baker@gmail.com, and I will gladly email it to you.
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Natasha M. Baker 