THE ROLE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES IN GLOBAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

The need of humans to quench their scientific thirst, to investigate the mysteries of their lives and the national phenomena has created the environment within which renowned scientists were brought up, studied and achieved unprecedented goals. Sciences are studied on the basis of natural sciences w...

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Published in:Journal of current issues in globalization 2013-04, Vol.6 (2), p.173-173
Main Authors: Mouzakitis, George S, Goutou, Despoina
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Chemical elements
Chemistry
Economic development
Economic growth
Economists
Medical research
Nobel prizes
Physics
Population growth
Radiation
Recessions
Science
Scientists
Social sciences
Studies
Universe
X-rays
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Summary:The need of humans to quench their scientific thirst, to investigate the mysteries of their lives and the national phenomena has created the environment within which renowned scientists were brought up, studied and achieved unprecedented goals. Sciences are studied on the basis of natural sciences which explain the phenomena of nature through biology, chemistry, physics, geology and meteorology, formal sciences which constitute a system of generating knowledge through mathematics, logic, statistics, information theory and computers, and social sciences which trace the origin and development of the human aspects of the world through communication, economics, education, psychology and sociology. This chapter will define and analyze the specific impact of each social branch on economic development in the present century.
ISSN:1935-3561