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David Brooks on Computational Social Science

jlolds computational social sciences, Nick Shulz December 22, 2009 1 Minute

David Brook’s has a very interesting New York Times piece here where he references Kling and Schulz’s new book From Poverty to Prosperity. I don’t think Brooks realizes it, but he’s talking about nothing less than the new paradigm of computational social sciences–the first doctorate degree for which is offered by George Mason’s Krasnow Institute for Advanced Study.

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Native Angeleno, professor of Neuroscience and Public Policy at George Mason University View all posts by jlolds

Published December 22, 2009

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