Social sciences

What is the Social Sciences?

The social sciences are a group of academic disciplines that study the human aspects of the world. The difference between the social sciences and the humanities and the arts is that the social sciences emphasize the application of scientific methods (in the sense used in the basic sciences), which include quantitative and qualitative methods.

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WHAT IS A SOCIAL SCIENCE?

Humanities and social sciences tend to be lumped together as they are both the study of human beings and how we live, have lived or will live. However, as the British Academy says the Humanities are about individual and unique cases whereas the social sciences are concerned with the population in general. Social scientists tend to use scientific methods to approach areas of study such as the laweconomics, politics, sociology, geography, psychology and history. However, there is significant overlap with humanities especially in subject areas like history, so some courses can be either depending on the approach. For more information on postgraduate law courses visit LLMstudy.com.

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This article examines the activation of the snapback mechanism under UN Security Council Resolution 2231 by the E3 (France, Germany, and the United Kingdom) on August 8, 2025, in response

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Abstract Periods of political transition are among the most sensitive and decisive moments in the history of nations. The collapse or weakening of existing institutions creates urgent demands for effective

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Preface: To identify the financial and economic indicators of the projects, it is necessary to make a financial analysis of the project in the justification reports. Since the purpose of

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