This introduction to social experiments brings abstract concepts to life with lively examples and a hands-on approach.
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Donald P. Green is Burgess Professor of Political Science at Columbia University. His path-breaking research uses experiments to study topics such as voting, prejudice, mass media, and gender-based violence.
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