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SOCIOLOGYS ONE LAW | 36 | 4
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SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT | 28 | 1
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WHAT THEORY IS NOT, THEORIZING IS | 25 | 2
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CONSEQUENCES OF DIFFUSION OF INNOVATIONS | 24 | 0
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THE MAKING OF A METHOD - A HISTORICAL REINTERPRETATION OF THE EARLY PARSONS | 24 | 0
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THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION METHOD IN SOCIOLOGY - ORIGIN MYTH AND HISTORY | 21 | 0
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MANIS JG
ASSESSING SERIOUSNESS OF SOCIAL PROBLEMS | 19 | 1
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PROFESSIONALS AND INNOVATION - STRUCTURAL FUNCTIONAL VERSUS RADICAL STRUCTURAL PERSPECTIVES | 19 | 0
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STRUCTURE OF PROBLEMS .1. | 18 | 0
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WILL DIVERSION REDUCE RECIDIVISM | 16 | 0
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GOOD THEORY OR JUST THEORY - TOWARD A FEMINIST PHILOSOPHY OF SOCIAL-SCIENCE | 15 | 0
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THE SOCIAL-CONTEXT OF RELIGIOUS INTEGRATION AND SUICIDE - PURSUING THE NETWORK EXPLANATION | 15 | 0
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RELIGION AND ROLE-IDENTITY - A STRUCTURAL SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONIST CONCEPTUALIZATION OF RELIGIOSITY | 14 | 0
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THEORY AND RURAL SOCIOLOGY | 13 | 0
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JONES RA
DURKHEIMS RESPONSE TO SPENCER - ESSAY TOWARD HISTORICISM IN HISTORIOGRAPHY OF SOCIOLOGY | 12 | 2
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DEVIANT ACTS BY COMPLEX ORGANIZATIONS - DEVIANCE AND SOCIAL- CONTROL AT ORGANIZATIONAL LEVEL OF ANALYSIS | 11 | 0
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The psycho-social perspective on social inequalities in health | 11 | 0
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CURRENT STATE OF SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY - DIVERSITY, POLARITY, EMPIRICISM, AND SMALL THEORIES | 9 | 0
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DURKHEIM MACROFOUNDATIONS OF TIME - AN ASSESSMENT AND CRITIQUE | 8 | 1
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CONCERNING INFLUENCE OF FRENCH SOCIOLOGY IN QUEBEC | 6 | 0
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PREFERENCES FOR VISUAL ARTS - REVIEW OF RECENT STUDIES | 5 | 0
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THE COMPARATIVE EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY OF SOCIAL-BEHAVIOR | 5 | 0
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COMMENTARY ON THE LINKAGES BETWEEN CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORKS AND THEORY DEVELOPMENT IN SOCIOLOGY | 5 | 0
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EDUCATION, ETHNICITY, AND CULTURAL ASSIMILATION IN THE UNITED- STATES | 5 | 0
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SMITH, ROBERTSON, DURKHEIM, AND SACRIFICE - AN HISTORICAL CONTEXT FOR THE ELEMENTARY FORMS OF THE RELIGIOUS LIFE | 5 | 0
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Using the literature: Reference networks, reference contexts, and the social structure of scholarship | 5 | 0
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THEORETICAL INNOVATION IN SCIENCE - CASE OF OGBURN,WF | 4 | 0
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THEORETICAL APPROACHES TO STUDY OF SEX-ROLE CULTURE IN SCHOOLS | 4 | 0
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PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE IN ANTHROPOLOGY | 4 | 0
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WORK ADJUSTMENT THEORY - FROM A DISTANCE | 4 | 0
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PROFESSIONAL AUTONOMY AND SOCIAL-WORK SUPERVISION | 3 | 0
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PREHISTORIC ARCHEOLOGY AND PROBLEM OF ETHNO-COGNITION | 2 | 0
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SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE AND THE STUDY OF EARLY CHRISTIANITY | 2 | 0
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