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Articles on Issue Theme

János KORNAI

Harvard University

The study is beginning with some statistical data illustrating that the intellectual lies among the branches of the social sciences are very weak. Despite each social discipline is rich in valuable traditions, a wide cooperation is necessary.
Understanding social and political and economic realities in our world involves interdisciplinary approaches. One of these is the application of “system paradigm” – which cannot be used with narrow borders of one or the other social discipline. So the cooperation among social sciences needs a deep and extended research to offer a coherent and multi-visually approach of contemporary problems.