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Minerva - A Review of Science, Learning and Policy

ISSN:

0026-4695

eISSN:

1573-1871

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  • ethnology and cultural anthropology (Humanities)
  • history (Humanities)
  • culture and religion studies (Humanities)
  • architecture and urban planning (Engineering and Technology)
  • health sciences (Medical and Health Sciences )
  • family studies (Family studies)
  • economics and finance (Social studies)
  • security studies (Social studies)
  • political and administrative sciences (Social studies)
  • management and quality studies (Social studies)
  • sociology (Social studies)
  • international relations (Social studies)

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Year 2023
  • The Challenge of Quantification: An Interdisciplinary Reading
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    - Minerva - A Review of Science, Learning and Policy - Year 2023

    The present work looks at what we call “the multiverse of quantification”, where visible and invisible numbers permeate all aspects and venues of life. We review the contributions of different authors who focus on the roles of quantification in society, with the aim of capturing different and sometimes separate voices. Several scholars, including economists, jurists, philosophers, sociologists, communication and data scientists,...

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