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Competing gospels: "Make way for science and for light!"
From noblesse oblige to social reform in the "New Philanthropy" of "Scientific Charity"
Social settlements as neighborhood democracy or benevolent paternalism?
"A science of municipal government" : "scientific training" or "agents of Wall Street"?
"To look after the nation's crop of children"
"Self-constituted leaders or 'teachersʼ whose principal aim is domination"? Social science, organized labor, and social insurance legislation
Social science and "the Negro problem": from "Nordic myth" to the NAACP and National Urban League
"Our ideas will become common currency": social science political engagement in the election of 1912 and its aftermath.
From noblesse oblige to social reform in the "New Philanthropy" of "Scientific Charity"
Social settlements as neighborhood democracy or benevolent paternalism?
"A science of municipal government" : "scientific training" or "agents of Wall Street"?
"To look after the nation's crop of children"
"Self-constituted leaders or 'teachersʼ whose principal aim is domination"? Social science, organized labor, and social insurance legislation
Social science and "the Negro problem": from "Nordic myth" to the NAACP and National Urban League
"Our ideas will become common currency": social science political engagement in the election of 1912 and its aftermath.