Dynamic Sociology, Or Applied Social Science: As Based Upon Statical Sociology and the Less Complex Sciences

First published in 1882, this influential work by sociologist Lester Frank Ward made the case for a scientific approach to the study of society. Ward argued that sociology, like other sciences, should be based on empirical observation and experimentation. Drawing on examples from American society and politics, he demonstrated how sociology could provide insights into social problems and help guide public policy. A classic text of social science.

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