Issues in Interdisciplinarity 2020-21/Poverty and education

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Evidence

In poverty and education - cyclical nature

Evidence in political sociology: various theories driving research (e.g. conflict theory), socialization research,

Evidence in economics: quantitative data Keynesian economics v Marxian economics modelling


Evidence in geography- theories for continental drift/evidence for pangaea (Wegener)?? - jigsaw fit and Appalachian and Caledonian Mountains (qualitative?), geologic fit, magnetic polarity (quantitive?), species matching up

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