Information Technology For The Social Scientist

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Information technology for the social scientist: an introduction, Raymond M. Lee desktop tools for the social scientist, Mike Fisher on-line services and CD-ROM, Ray Thomas computer assisted personal interviewing in survey research, Jean Martin and Tony Manners statistical software packages, Clare Ward and Angela Dale databases for ordering and referencing information, B.N. Rossiter using computers in ethnographic fieldwork, Michael D. Fischer computer assistance, qualitative analysis and model building, Wilma Mangabeira using information technology to analyze newspaper content, Anders Hansen expert systems for the social scientist, Noel Heather and Raymond M. Lee geographical computing for social scientists, David Gilbert using computer simulation to study social phenomena, Nigel Gilbert.

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