Writing Readable Research: a guide for students of social science

Issue: 38(4) November 2012. Book reviews Page 99

Andrew J. Davis
Biochemistry Department, Institute of Chemical Ecology, Max Planck Society, Jena, Germany English Experience Language, Services, Jena, Germany adavis@ice.mpg.de

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