History, the social sciences and potentials for cooperation. With particular attention to economic history
Kocka, J??rgen
Abstract
Kocka, J??rgen
Abstract
In contrast to preceding decades, the distance between history and the???social sciences has be??come wider in the last quarter of the 20th century. Economic history has somewhat lost importance. But new opportunities and???approaches at cooperation between economic history and economics, between???history and the social sciences have emerged recently. The author???discusses these changes and shows in what ways history and the social???sciences may profit from one another.
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In contrast to preceding decades, the distance between history and the???social sciences has be??come wider in the last quarter of the 20th century. Economic history has somewhat lost importance. But new opportunities and???approaches at cooperation between economic history and economics, between???history and the social sciences have emerged recently. The author???discusses these changes and shows in what ways history and the social???sciences may profit from one another.
Key concepts: Social history (medicine), Social science, Positive economics, Quantitative history, Sociology, History, Political science, Economics