Data preservation through data archives

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Abstract

Science functions best within a liberal democracy. Every hypothesis test is an expression of doubt, as it carries with it the implication that a particular presumption may be incorrect (Kruschke 1998), whereas authoritarianism punishes challenges to prescribed beliefs. Consequently, science can lead to true innovation and improvements in knowledge only when laws and social norms permit dissent. Copyright © 2010 American Political Science Association.

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Albright, J. J., & Lyle, J. A. (2010). Data preservation through data archives. In PS - Political Science and Politics (Vol. 43, pp. 17–21). https://doi.org/10.1017/S1049096510990768

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