Social Sciences

What do people do? What decisions do we make about how we work, form our families, pass our leisure, live our lives? How do we, individually or en masse, shape the society that we live in? The statistics of society can tell us.

Statistics against irritations: a response to Dickens’s apologists or If high readership is the test of good writing, then 50 Shades of Grey is a work of genius….

  • Author: Mikhail Simkin
  • Published: May 07, 2013 in Web Exclusive Articles

Syrian chemical warfare and Obama welfare cuts: measurement, retirement and war

  • Author: Michael Lewis
  • Published: Apr 29, 2013 in Web Exclusive Articles

Pompeii, tombs and drinking habits: Archaeology counts

Hey baby, what's your sign? How children born under Sagittarius are denied day care

Football and marriage – and the UEFA draw

It is necessarily so

Dr Fisher's casebook: Codex magistri Piscatori

The price of a drink – too exactly? Flawed evidence for minimum unit pricing

Classifying Higher Education Institutions

  • Author: Andrew McCulloch
  • Published: Apr 12, 2013 in Web Exclusive Articles

Is social segregation rising across English universities?

  • Author: Andrew McCulloch
  • Published: Mar 27, 2013 in Web Exclusive Articles
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