Valentine J. Belfiglio is a professor of political science at the Texas Women’s University. He has written six books and more than one hundred articles. His specialties are international relations and American national defense policy.

Correlations Between the Physical and Social Sciences by Valentine J. Belfiglio presents four case studies that make correlations between the physical and social sciences, stressing it is important to anchor statistical data to mathematical formulae or the laws of physics to minimize the conscious and unconscious bias of some scholars who might otherwise manipulate data in support of preconceived notions.

• DedicationAcknowledgmentIntroductionChapter I:Exogamous and Endogamous Marriages Among Italians and Mexicans in Dallas County, Texas (2000)Chapter II:The Mirror Image: A Correlation between the Physical and Social SciencesChapter III:Major American Military conflicts and the Formulae for Empirical and Subjective ProbabilitiesChapter IV:Radioactive Decay and the Rate of Decline of EmpiresConclusionAppendix

Valentine J. Belfiglio is a professor of political science at the Texas Women’s University. He has written six books and more than one hundred articles. His specialties are international relations and American national defense policy.

Correlations Between the Physical and Social Sciences by Valentine J. Belfiglio presents four case studies that make correlations between the physical and social sciences, stressing it is important to anchor statistical data to mathematical formulae or the laws of physics to minimize the conscious and unconscious bias of some scholars who might otherwise manipulate data in support of preconceived notions.

• DedicationAcknowledgmentIntroductionChapter I:Exogamous and Endogamous Marriages Among Italians and Mexicans in Dallas County, Texas (2000)Chapter II:The Mirror Image: A Correlation between the Physical and Social SciencesChapter III:Major American Military conflicts and the Formulae for Empirical and Subjective ProbabilitiesChapter IV:Radioactive Decay and the Rate of Decline of EmpiresConclusionAppendix

Valentine J. Belfiglio is a professor of political science at the Texas Women’s University. He has written six books and more than one hundred articles. His specialties are international relations and American national defense policy.

Correlations Between the Physical and Social Sciences by Valentine J. Belfiglio presents four case studies that make correlations between the physical and social sciences, stressing it is important to anchor statistical data to mathematical formulae or the laws of physics to minimize the conscious and unconscious bias of some scholars who might otherwise manipulate data in support of preconceived notions.

• DedicationAcknowledgmentIntroductionChapter I:Exogamous and Endogamous Marriages Among Italians and Mexicans in Dallas County, Texas (2000)Chapter II:The Mirror Image: A Correlation between the Physical and Social SciencesChapter III:Major American Military conflicts and the Formulae for Empirical and Subjective ProbabilitiesChapter IV:Radioactive Decay and the Rate of Decline of EmpiresConclusionAppendix