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Goldstein, Judith O.
Kahler, Miles
Keohane, Robert
Slaughter, Anne-Marie
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Mark Twain has been quoted as saying, It is admirable to do good. Itis also admirable to tell others to do good and a lot lesstrouble. Twain s perhaps apocryphal aphorism could be adapted to contemporarysocial science scholarship: It is admirable to articulate and seek toapply new concepts. It is also admirable to tell others what is wrongwith their concepts and a lot less trouble.

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Volume (Year): 55 (2003)
Issue (Month): 03 (July)
Pages: 759-760
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