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Reader's Guide to the Social Sciences. (Reference Books).(Review)
Reader's Guide to the Social Sciences. Ed. by Jonathan Michie. London: Fitzroy Dearborn, 2001. 2 vols. $285 (ISBN 1-57958-091-2). www.fitzroydearborn.com
Reader's Guide to the Social Sciences is a well-organized, useful introduction to the literature of the social sciences. Students, librarians, and instructors will easily find annotated bibliographies of historic and contemporary books and articles in English. Once accessed, these collected annotations in turn provide the novice with broad understanding of the foundations of the subjects. This two-volume set is one of a series of Reader's Guides published by Fitzroy Dearborn, and sample entries can be viewed at the …
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