MAKING SOCIAL SCIENCE MATTER

[Scott Kiesling]

Hi Bent-
The title and summary of your book reminds me of my late father's work, 
who had a book appear in 2000 (Collective Goods, Neglected Goods: Dealing 
with Methodological Failure in the Social Sciences). If you don't know 
about it, here's a link.
http://www.wspc.com.sg/books/economics/4077.html
If you do know of it I'd like to hear what you think. 
Scott
Scott Kiesling, E-mail: kiesling at pitt.edu
Assistant Professor, Department of Linguistics
University of Pittsburgh, 2816 Cathedral of Learning, Pittsburgh, PA 
15260 
Tel: 412-624-5916, Fax: 412-624-6130



Original Message dated 5/1/01, 3:03:54 AM
Author: Bent Flyvbjerg <bf at I4.AUC.DK>
Re: MAKING SOCIAL SCIENCE MATTER:

Dear colleagues, 
With this note I would like to let you know that my new book MAKING 
SOCIAL SCIENCE MATTER: WHY SOCIAL INQUIRY FAILS AND HOW IT CAN SUCCEED 
AGAIN has just been published by Cambridge University Press. The book is 
being published as a CUP textbook. I include the following for your 
information: 
- The Table of Contents 
- The book's back cover text. 
I hope this is useful. Please feel free to forward this message to any 
relevant person or listserv. 
If this mail is of no interest to you, I am sorry and apologize for the 
inconvenience. Also apologies for any cross posting. 
Best wishes, 
Bent Flyvbjerg, Professor 
Aalborg University, Dept. of Development and Planning 
9220 Aalborg, Denmark 
email: flyvbjerg at i4.auc.dk 
  
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