Sharing social Science data : Advantages and challenges.

By:

"Sieber, Joan E, ed."

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Sage Publications.; 1991Description: 168 pISBN:

803940823

Subject(s):

Communication in social science United States

DDC classification:

300.72073 Sha

Summary: This book represents the major accomplishments of social scientists who have pioneered in data sharing, highlighting the advantages for social science. It includes an examination of the reasons for data sharing, the specific sharing practices in various disciplines, the factors affecting the usefulness of shared data and individual and institutional concerns about data sharing. It will be useful to academics across the social sciences.

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This book represents the major accomplishments of social scientists who have pioneered in data sharing, highlighting the advantages for social science. It includes an examination of the reasons for data sharing, the specific sharing practices in various disciplines, the factors affecting the usefulness of shared data and individual and institutional concerns about data sharing. It will be useful to academics across the social sciences.

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