Realism and Social Science

The book explores the interplay between realism and social science, emphasizing the importance of a realistic approach to understanding social phenomena. It critiques traditional methodologies and advocates for a more nuanced perspective that acknowledges the complexity of social realities. Through various theoretical frameworks, the author examines how realism can enhance research practices and contribute to a deeper comprehension of societal issues. This work is essential for scholars seeking to bridge the gap between theory and empirical research in social sciences.