The Number of Black Widows in the National Academy of Sciences.

Studies in the social and biomedical sciences of racial differences in socioeconomic status or health within a population view the race of members as fixed and look for a difference in the frequency of a trait like average income or disease risk between racial subgroups. But, as I explain in this pa...

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Publicado en:	Philosophy of Science Vol. 72; no. 5; pp. 1197 - 1208
Autor principal:	Root, Michael
Formato:	Artículo
Publicado:	Cambridge University Press Dec2005
Materias:	Population research Philosophy of science Public health & anthropology Health & race Medical anthropology Race discrimination Social status Demography
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