Field Experiments and Their Critics: Essays on the Uses and Abuses of Experimentation in the Social Sciences (The Institution for Social and Policy Studies)
Essays examining the strengths, limitations, and ethical questions surrounding field experiments in social science research and policy.
About This Book
This volume brings together essays that explore the uses and potential misuses of field experiments within the social sciences.
Contributors discuss methodological, ethical, and practical considerations that arise when conducting experiments in real-world settings.
The book addresses both the promise and the challenges of experimental approaches for generating reliable social knowledge.
Readers will gain insight into ongoing debates about evidence, validity, and the role of experimentation in policy-relevant research.
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