The humanization of the social sciences

K. William Kapp · Roy Preiswerk · John E. Ullmann

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Through this series of essays, author K. William Kapp shows that the social sciences, particularly economics, have lost their main purpose of trying to solve the problems of human organizations and societies. He provides explanations of why this has happened and offers wide-ranging proposals for a new approach.

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