Abstract
After this detailed examination of the links between population sciences, statistics, and probability, we can now provide clearer answers to some of the questions underlying Part II of our book. First, what is the intensity of the ties between population sciences and probability, partly mediated by statistics? Second, what is the nature of the connections between probability, social sciences, and causal inference? Third, does cumulativity exist in these sciences, and, if so, what form does it take?
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