Relevancy of the Social Sciences in the Policy Arena: Implications for Agricultural Economics

James T. Bonnen

Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics, 1989, vol. 21, issue 1, 41-50

Abstract: For decades this society has underinvested in the social sciences relative to the biological and physical sciences. In partial consequence, today the changing agenda of problems of the society falls increasingly into the domain of the social sciences. Ironically the cumulative effect of this underinvestment is now creating a unique window of opportunity for the social sciences.

Date: 1989
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