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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
15901	43 Gittler JB POSSIBILITIES OF A SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE SOCIAL FORCES. 1940 MAR; 18 (3): 350-359	1	1	1	27
15902	46 Merton RK BUREAUCRATIC STRUCTURE AND PERSONALITY SOCIAL FORCES. 1940 MAY; 18 (4): 560-568	290	290	2	31
15903	77 Jones ME "THE FIELD OF SOCIAL WORK" AS A CULTURAL COURSE SOCIAL FORCES. 1942 MAR; 20 (3): 350-352	0	0	1	8
15904	92 Kolb WL A CRITICAL EVALUATION OF MEAD'S "I" AND "ME" CONCEPTS SOCIAL FORCES. 1944 MAR; 22 (3): 291-296	1	6	1	14
15905	93 Merton RK, Ryan B PATERNAL STATUS AND THE ECONOMIC ADJUSTMENT OF HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES SOCIAL FORCES. 1944 MAR; 22 (3): 302-306	0	0	0	2
15906	95 Wood AL THE STRUCTURE OF SOCIAL PLANNING SOCIAL FORCES. 1944 MAY; 22 (4): 388-398	0	0	1	35
15907	102 Merton RK ROLE OF THE INTELLECTUAL IN PUBLIC BUREAUCRACY SOCIAL FORCES. 1945 MAY; 23 (4): 405-415	25	25	0	15
15908	115 Page CH BUREAUCRACY'S OTHER FACE SOCIAL FORCES. 1946 OCT; 25 (1): 88-94	8	16	1	1
15909	124 Harper RA THE PRESENT STATUS OF QUESTIONNAIRE-DERIVED OPINION DATA SOCIAL FORCES. 1947 MAR; 25 (3): 294-297	0	0	1	10
15910	166 Davis AK BUREAUCRATIC PATTERNS IN THE NAVY OFFICER CORPS SOCIAL FORCES. 1948 DEC; 27 (2): 143-153	10	14	1	15
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
15911	173 Reissman L A STUDY OF ROLE CONCEPTIONS IN BUREAUCRACY SOCIAL FORCES. 1949 MAR; 27 (3): 305-310	19	41	1	10
15912	187 Wilber GL THE SCIENTIFIC ADEQUACY OF CRIMINOLOGICAL CONCEPTS SOCIAL FORCES. 1949 DEC; 28 (2): 165-174	0	0	1	14
15913	188 Rose AW PROJECTIVE TECHNIQUES IN SOCIOLOGICAL RESEARCH SOCIAL FORCES. 1949 DEC; 28 (2): 175-183	1	1	1	30
15914	202 McKinney JC THE ROLE OF CONSTRUCTIVE TYPOLOGY IN SCIENTIFIC SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS SOCIAL FORCES. 1950 MAR; 28 (3): 235-240	0	5	1	11
15915	203 Lottick KV SOME DISTINCTIONS BETWEEN CULTURE AND CIVILIZATION AS DISPLAYED IN SOCIOLOGICAL LITERATURE SOCIAL FORCES. 1950 MAR; 28 (3): 240-250	0	0	2	34
15916	204 Schneider EV LIMITATIONS ON OBSERVATION IN INDUSTRIAL SOCIOLOGY SOCIAL FORCES. 1950 MAR; 28 (3): 279-284	0	3	2	11
15917	208 Kluckhohn FR DOMINANT AND SUBSTITUTE PROFILES OF CULTURAL ORIENTATIONS: THEIR SIGNIFICANCE FOR THE ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL STRATIFICATION SOCIAL FORCES. 1950 MAY; 28 (4): 376-393	13	89	1	42
15918	209 Boskoff A THE SYSTEMATIC SOCIOLOGY OF TALCOTT PARSONS SOCIAL FORCES. 1950 MAY; 28 (4): 393-400	2	2	3	24
15919	210 Bain R SOCIAL THEORY AND SOCIAL STRUCTURE. TOWARDS THE CODIFICATION OF THEORY AND RESEARCH SOCIAL FORCES. 1950 MAY; 28 (4): 443-444	0	0	1	1
15920	226 Brooks LM FIFTY YEARS' QUEST FOR SOCIAL CONTROL SOCIAL FORCES. 1950 OCT; 29 (1): 1-8	0	0	1	18
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
15921	227 Marcson S A THEORY OF INTERMARRIAGE AND ASSIMILATION SOCIAL FORCES. 1950 OCT; 29 (1): 75-78	1	11	1	8
15922	248 Kuper L SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH AND THE PLANNING OF URBAN NEIGHBOURHOODS SOCIAL FORCES. 1951 MAR; 29 (3): 237-243	0	2	1	6
15923	249 Sjoberg G A RATIONALE FOR DESCRIPTIVE SOCIOLOGY SOCIAL FORCES. 1951 MAR; 29 (3): 251-257	0	0	1	33
15924	260 Sykes GM THE DIFFERENTIAL DISTRIBUTION OF COMMUNITY KNOWLEDGE SOCIAL FORCES. 1951 MAY; 29 (4): 376-382	4	11	2	12
15925	261 Albrecht R SOCIAL CLASS IN OLD AGE SOCIAL FORCES. 1951 MAY; 29 (4): 400-405	1	2	1	3
15926	280 Davis AK CONFLICT BETWEEN MAJOR SOCIAL SYSTEMS: THE SOVIET-AMERICAN CASE SOCIAL FORCES. 1951 OCT; 30 (1): 29-36	0	0	1	12
15927	290 Glock CY SOME IMPLICATIONS OF ORGANIZATION FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH SOCIAL FORCES. 1951 DEC; 30 (2): 129-134	1	4	1	5
15928	291 Neiman LJ, Hughes JW THE PROBLEM OF THE CONCEPT OF ROLE - A RE-SURVEY OF THE LITERATURE SOCIAL FORCES. 1951 DEC; 30 (2): 141-149	15	42	1	51
15929	292 Jonassen CT SOME HISTORICAL AND THEORETICAL BASES OF RACISM IN NORTHWESTERN EUROPE SOCIAL FORCES. 1951 DEC; 30 (2): 155-161	0	0	0	27
15930	293 Cousins AN SOCIAL EQUILIBRIUM AND THE PSYCHODYNAMIC MECHANISMS SOCIAL FORCES. 1951 DEC; 30 (2): 201-209	0	0	1	20
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
15931	313 Hertzler JO II. Dynamics of Class and Role SOME TENDENCIES TOWARD A CLOSED CLASS SYSTEM IN THE UNITED STATES SOCIAL FORCES. 1952 MAR; 30 (3): 313-323	7	18	1	33
15932	323 Landecker WS INTEGRATION AND GROUP STRUCTURE: AN AREA FOR RESEARCH SOCIAL FORCES. 1952 MAY; 30 (4): 394-400	1	5	0	7
15933	335 Nett R SYSTEM BUILDING IN SOCIOLOGY - A METHODOLOGICAL ANALYSIS SOCIAL FORCES. 1952 OCT; 31 (1): 25-30	0	3	1	15
15934	336 Stephenson R STATUS ACHIEVEMENT AND THE OCCUPATIONAL PYRAMID SOCIAL FORCES. 1952 OCT; 31 (1): 75-77	0	0	1	8
15935	337 Noland EW CONTINUITIES IN SOCIAL RESEARCH. Studies in the Scope and Method of The American Soldier SOCIAL FORCES. 1952 OCT; 31 (1): 79-82	0	0	1	1
15936	342 Josephson E IRRATIONAL LEADERSHIP IN FORMAL ORGANIZATIONS SOCIAL FORCES. 1952 DEC; 31 (2): 109-117	0	0	1	23
15937	343 Barber B, Lobel LS "FASHION" IN WOMEN'S CLOTHES AND THE AMERICAN SOCIAL SYSTEM SOCIAL FORCES. 1952 DEC; 31 (2): 124-131	3	35	1	39
15938	344 Thompson JD, Demerath NJ SOME EXPERIENCES WITH THE GROUP INTERVIEW SOCIAL FORCES. 1952 DEC; 31 (2): 148-154	2	2	2	13
15939	355 Odum HW FOLK SOCIOLOGY AS A SUBJECT FIELD FOR THE HISTORICAL STUDY OF TOTAL HUMAN SOCIETY AND THE EMPIRICAL STUDY OF GROUP BEHAVIOR SOCIAL FORCES. 1953 MAR; 31 (3): 193-223	2	7	2	170
15940	365 Thompson JD THE FOCUSSED INTERVIEW, A MANUAL, 2nd edition SOCIAL FORCES. 1953 MAY; 31 (4): 367-368	0	0	1	1
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
15941	366 Stewart DD READER IN BUREAUCRACY SOCIAL FORCES. 1953 MAY; 31 (4): 373-373	0	0	1	1
15942	385 Caplow T THE CRITERIA OF ORGANIZATIONAL SUCCESS SOCIAL FORCES. 1953 OCT; 32 (1): 1-9	3	8	2	23
15943	386 Pellegrin RJ THE ACHIEVEMENT OF HIGH STATUSES AND LEADERSHIP IN THE SMALL GROUP SOCIAL FORCES. 1953 OCT; 32 (1): 10-16	0	5	1	22
15944	392 Hertzler JO TOWARD A SOCIOLOGY OF LANGUAGE SOCIAL FORCES. 1953 DEC; 32 (2): 109-119	1	12	2	104
15945	393 Lane RE BUSINESSMEN AND BUREAUCRATS SOCIAL FORCES. 1953 DEC; 32 (2): 145-152	0	1	2	27
15946	407 Gerver I, Bensman J TOWARDS A SOCIOLOGY OF EXPERTNESS SOCIAL FORCES. 1954 MAR; 32 (3): 226-235	5	8	1	28
15947	408 Brown P BUREAUCRACY IN A GOVERNMENT LABORATORY SOCIAL FORCES. 1954 MAR; 32 (3): 259-268	9	20	1	12
15948	409 Friedsam HJ BUREAUCRATS AS HEROES SOCIAL FORCES. 1954 MAR; 32 (3): 269-274	0	3	1	13
15949	433 Blackwell GW A THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FOR SOCIOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION SOCIAL FORCES. 1954 OCT; 33 (1): 57-64	0	4	1	32
15950	438 Voget FW THE FOLK SOCIETY - AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL APPLICATION SOCIAL FORCES. 1954 DEC; 33 (2): 105-113	0	0	3	35
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
15951	460 Breed W SOCIAL CONTROL IN THE NEWSROOM: A FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS SOCIAL FORCES. 1955 MAY; 33 (4): 326-335	11	187	1	17
15952	461 Deutscher V, Deutscher I COHESION IN A SMALL GROUP: A CASE STUDY SOCIAL FORCES. 1955 MAY; 33 (4): 336-341	2	4	2	9
15953	462 Miller DC THE SHAPING OF RESEARCH DESIGN IN LARGE-SCALE GROUP RESEARCH SOCIAL FORCES. 1955 MAY; 33 (4): 383-390	0	0	2	28
15954	479 Caplow T THE DEFINITION AND MEASUREMENT OF AMBIENCES SOCIAL FORCES. 1955 OCT; 34 (1): 28-33	2	5	3	31
15955	480 Siegel BJ HIGH ANXIETY LEVELS AND CULTURAL INTEGRATION: NOTES ON A PSYCHO-CULTURAL HYPOTHESIS SOCIAL FORCES. 1955 OCT; 34 (1): 42-48	0	4	1	14
15956	488 Turner RH REFERENCE GROUPS OF FUTURE-ORIENTED MEN SOCIAL FORCES. 1955 DEC; 34 (2): 130-136	18	21	2	7
15957	489 Rosen BC THE REFERENCE GROUP APPROACH TO THE PARENTAL FACTOR IN ATTITUDE AND BEHAVIOR FORMATION SOCIAL FORCES. 1955 DEC; 34 (2): 137-144	3	9	1	11
15958	490 Podell L THE STRUCTURED INTERVIEW AS A SOCIAL RELATIONSHIP SOCIAL FORCES. 1955 DEC; 34 (2): 150-155	0	3	1	20
15959	562 LITWAK E 3 WAYS IN WHICH LAW ACTS AS A MEANS OF SOCIAL-CONTROL - PUNISHMENT, THERAPY, AND EDUCATION - DIVORCE-LAW A CASE IN POINT SOCIAL FORCES. 1956; 34 (3): 217-223	0	6	0	17
15960	563 AGGER RE POWER ATTRIBUTIONS IN THE LOCAL-COMMUNITY - THEORETICAL AND RESEARCH CONSIDERATIONS SOCIAL FORCES. 1956; 34 (4): 322-331	3	18	2	11
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
15961	564 FANELLI AA A TYPOLOGY OF COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP BASED ON INFLUENCE AND INTERACTION WITHIN THE LEADER SUBSYSTEM SOCIAL FORCES. 1956; 34 (4): 332-338	3	19	1	12
15962	565 LYSTAD MH, STONE RC BUREAUCRATIC MASS-MEDIA - A STUDY IN ROLE DEFINITIONS SOCIAL FORCES. 1956; 34 (4): 356-361	0	0	1	6
15963	566 MORE DM SOCIAL ORIGINS AND OCCUPATIONAL ADJUSTMENT SOCIAL FORCES. 1956; 35 (1): 16-33	1	1	1	7
15964	567 COATES CH, PELLEGRIN RJ EXECUTIVES AND SUPERVISORS - A SITUATIONAL THEORY OF DIFFERENTIAL OCCUPATIONAL-MOBILITY SOCIAL FORCES. 1956; 35 (2): 121-126	2	10	1	7
15965	568 DEUTSCHER I, MONTAGUE A PROFESSIONAL-EDUCATION AND CONFLICTING VALUE-SYSTEMS - THE ROLE OF RELIGIOUS SCHOOLS IN THE EDUCATIONAL ASPIRATIONS OF NURSING-STUDENTS SOCIAL FORCES. 1956; 35 (2): 126-131	2	5	1	8
15966	569 KOLAJA J A CONTRIBUTION TO THE THEORY OF PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION SOCIAL FORCES. 1956; 35 (2): 159-163	0	1	1	14
15967	663 NASH DJ THE SOCIALIZATION OF AN ARTIST - THE AMERICAN COMPOSER SOCIAL FORCES. 1957; 35 (4): 307-313	2	9	0	14
15968	664 STYCOS JM THE FOCUSED INTERVIEW - MERTON,RK SOCIAL FORCES. 1957; 35 (4): 387-388	0	0	1	1
15969	665 MACK RW OCCUPATIONAL IDEOLOGY AND THE DETERMINATE ROLE SOCIAL FORCES. 1957; 36 (1): 37-44	2	13	5	27
15970	666 BOSKOFF A SOCIAL-THEORY AND SOCIAL-STRUCTURE - MERTON,RK SOCIAL FORCES. 1957; 36 (2): 185-186	0	0	1	1
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
15971	778 WILLIAMS TR THE STRUCTURE OF THE SOCIALIZATION PROCESS IN PAPAGO INDIAN SOCIETY SOCIAL FORCES. 1958; 36 (3): 251-256	0	4	1	55
15972	779 WESSEN AF THE STUDENT-PHYSICIAN - INTRODUCTORY STUDIES IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF MEDICAL-EDUCATION - MERTON,RK, READER,GG, KENDALL,PL SOCIAL FORCES. 1958; 36 (4): 378-379	0	0	1	1
15973	780 KURTZ RA, EICHER JB FRINGE AND SUBURB - A CONFUSION OF CONCEPTS SOCIAL FORCES. 1958; 37 (1): 32-37	0	11	1	20
15974	781 HILLERY GA TOWARD A CONCEPTUALIZATION OF DEMOGRAPHY SOCIAL FORCES. 1958; 37 (1): 45-51	0	3	2	28
15975	782 DEUTSCHER I THE STEREOTYPE AS A RESEARCH TOOL SOCIAL FORCES. 1958; 37 (1): 55-60	0	0	1	10
15976	783 BREED W MASS-COMMUNICATION AND SOCIO-CULTURAL INTEGRATION SOCIAL FORCES. 1958; 37 (2): 109-116	4	28	2	48
15977	919 BOSKOFF A SOCIAL INDECISION - A DYSFUNCTIONAL FOCUS OF TRANSITIONAL SOCIETY SOCIAL FORCES. 1959; 37 (4): 305-311	1	2	3	45
15978	920 PELLEGRIN RJ, BATES FL CONGRUITY AND INCONGRUITY OF STATUS ATTRIBUTES WITHIN OCCUPATIONS AND WORK POSITIONS SOCIAL FORCES. 1959; 38 (1): 23-28	5	15	1	6
15979	921 CUPP WL SOCIOLOGY TODAY - PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS - MERTON,RK, BROOM,L, COTTRELL,LS SOCIAL FORCES. 1959; 38 (1): 77-78	1	1	1	1
15980	922 TAYLOR ML, PELLEGRIN RJ PROFESSIONALIZATION - ITS FUNCTIONS AND DYSFUNCTIONS FOR THE LIFE-INSURANCE OCCUPATION SOCIAL FORCES. 1959; 38 (2): 110-114	0	1	1	14
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
15981	1077 DEAN DG ALIENATION AND POLITICAL APATHY SOCIAL FORCES. 1960; 38 (3): 185-195	11	41	1	46
15982	1078 MERRIAM AP, MACK RW THE JAZZ COMMUNITY SOCIAL FORCES. 1960; 38 (3): 211-222	0	17	1	26
15983	1079 CATTON WR CHANGING COGNITIVE STRUCTURE AS A BASIS FOR THE SLEEPER EFFECT SOCIAL FORCES. 1960; 38 (4): 348-354	1	3	2	17
15984	1080 BLALOCK HM A POWER ANALYSIS OF RACIAL-DISCRIMINATION SOCIAL FORCES. 1960; 39 (1): 53-59	3	5	1	7
15985	1081 GIEBER W 2 COMMUNICATORS OF THE NEWS - A STUDY OF THE ROLES OF SOURCES AND REPORTERS SOCIAL FORCES. 1960; 39 (1): 76-83	2	11	1	6
15986	1082 CORWIN R, TAVES MJ, HAAS JE SOCIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR OCCUPATIONAL SUCCESS - INTERNALIZED NORMS AND FRIENDSHIP SOCIAL FORCES. 1960; 39 (2): 135-140	0	2	1	12
15987	1235 KING MB SOCIOECONOMIC-STATUS AND SOCIOMETRIC CHOICE SOCIAL FORCES. 1961; 39 (3): 199-206	2	15	1	20
15988	1236 CAMPBELL EQ MORAL DISCOMFORT AND RACIAL SEGREGATION - AN EXAMINATION OF THE MYRDAL HYPOTHESIS SOCIAL FORCES. 1961; 39 (3): 228-234	2	10	1	10
15989	1237 BRAUDE L PROFESSIONAL AUTONOMY AND THE ROLE OF THE LAYMAN SOCIAL FORCES. 1961; 39 (4): 297-301	1	4	3	34
15990	1238 HIRSCH W THE AUTONOMY OF SCIENCE IN TOTALITARIAN SOCIETIES SOCIAL FORCES. 1961; 40 (1): 15-22	0	1	1	45
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
15991	1239 MARCSON S ORGANIZATION AND AUTHORITY IN INDUSTRIAL-RESEARCH SOCIAL FORCES. 1961; 40 (1): 72-80	1	4	2	22
15992	1240 GOTTLIEB D PROCESSES OF SOCIALIZATION IN AMERICAN GRADUATE SCHOOLS SOCIAL FORCES. 1961; 40 (2): 124-131	9	21	1	4
15993	1241 SMITH VI ROLE CONFLICTS IN THE POSITION OF A MILITARY EDUCATION ADVISOR SOCIAL FORCES. 1961; 40 (2): 176-178	0	0	2	9
15994	1422 SEARLES R, WILLIAMS JA NEGRO COLLEGE-STUDENTS PARTICIPATION IN SIT-INS SOCIAL FORCES. 1962; 40 (3): 215-220	6	31	1	16
15995	1423 MEDALIA NZ MYDRAL ASSUMPTIONS ON RACE-RELATIONS - A CONCEPTUAL COMMENTARY SOCIAL FORCES. 1962; 40 (3): 223-227	0	3	2	17
15996	1424 BERTRAND AL SCHOOL ATTENDANCE AND ATTAINMENT - FUNCTION AND DYSFUNCTION OF SCHOOL AND FAMILY SOCIAL-SYSTEMS SOCIAL FORCES. 1962; 40 (3): 228-233	0	7	1	10
15997	1425 VALLIER I STRUCTURAL DIFFERENTIATION, PRODUCTION IMPERATIVES AND COMMUNAL NORMS - THE KIBBUTZ IN CRISIS SOCIAL FORCES. 1962; 40 (3): 233-243	1	6	2	43
15998	1426 DINITZ S, ANGRIST S, LEFTON M, PASAMANICK B INSTRUMENTAL ROLE EXPECTATIONS AND POST-HOSPITAL PERFORMANCE OF FEMALE MENTAL-PATIENTS SOCIAL FORCES. 1962; 40 (3): 248-254	2	15	2	10
15999	1427 KIMBROUGH E CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL-PROBLEMS - AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SOCIOLOGY OF DEVIANT-BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION - MERTON,RK, NISBET,RA SOCIAL FORCES. 1962; 40 (3): 282-283	0	0	1	1
16000	1428 KATZ FE, MARTIN HW CAREER CHOICE PROCESSES SOCIAL FORCES. 1962; 41 (2): 149-154	7	30	1	3

Date / Author / Journal

15901

POSSIBILITIES OF A SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE

SOCIAL FORCES. 1940 MAR; 18 (3): 350-359

15902

46 Merton RK

BUREAUCRATIC STRUCTURE AND PERSONALITY

SOCIAL FORCES. 1940 MAY; 18 (4): 560-568

290

15903

77 Jones ME

"THE FIELD OF SOCIAL WORK" AS A CULTURAL COURSE

SOCIAL FORCES. 1942 MAR; 20 (3): 350-352

15904

92 Kolb WL

A CRITICAL EVALUATION OF MEAD'S "I" AND "ME" CONCEPTS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1944 MAR; 22 (3): 291-296

15905

93 Merton RK, Ryan B

PATERNAL STATUS AND THE ECONOMIC ADJUSTMENT OF HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

SOCIAL FORCES. 1944 MAR; 22 (3): 302-306

15906

95 Wood AL

THE STRUCTURE OF SOCIAL PLANNING

SOCIAL FORCES. 1944 MAY; 22 (4): 388-398

15907

102 Merton RK

ROLE OF THE INTELLECTUAL IN PUBLIC BUREAUCRACY

SOCIAL FORCES. 1945 MAY; 23 (4): 405-415

15908

115 Page CH

BUREAUCRACY'S OTHER FACE

SOCIAL FORCES. 1946 OCT; 25 (1): 88-94

15909

124 Harper RA

THE PRESENT STATUS OF QUESTIONNAIRE-DERIVED OPINION DATA

SOCIAL FORCES. 1947 MAR; 25 (3): 294-297

15910

166 Davis AK

BUREAUCRATIC PATTERNS IN THE NAVY OFFICER CORPS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1948 DEC; 27 (2): 143-153

Date / Author / Journal

15911

A STUDY OF ROLE CONCEPTIONS IN BUREAUCRACY

SOCIAL FORCES. 1949 MAR; 27 (3): 305-310

15912

187 Wilber GL

THE SCIENTIFIC ADEQUACY OF CRIMINOLOGICAL CONCEPTS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1949 DEC; 28 (2): 165-174

15913

188 Rose AW

PROJECTIVE TECHNIQUES IN SOCIOLOGICAL RESEARCH

SOCIAL FORCES. 1949 DEC; 28 (2): 175-183

15914

202 McKinney JC

THE ROLE OF CONSTRUCTIVE TYPOLOGY IN SCIENTIFIC SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1950 MAR; 28 (3): 235-240

15915

203 Lottick KV

SOME DISTINCTIONS BETWEEN CULTURE AND CIVILIZATION AS DISPLAYED IN SOCIOLOGICAL LITERATURE

SOCIAL FORCES. 1950 MAR; 28 (3): 240-250

15916

204 Schneider EV

LIMITATIONS ON OBSERVATION IN INDUSTRIAL SOCIOLOGY

SOCIAL FORCES. 1950 MAR; 28 (3): 279-284

15917

208 Kluckhohn FR

DOMINANT AND SUBSTITUTE PROFILES OF CULTURAL ORIENTATIONS: THEIR SIGNIFICANCE FOR THE ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL STRATIFICATION

SOCIAL FORCES. 1950 MAY; 28 (4): 376-393

15918

209 Boskoff A

THE SYSTEMATIC SOCIOLOGY OF TALCOTT PARSONS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1950 MAY; 28 (4): 393-400

15919

210 Bain R

SOCIAL THEORY AND SOCIAL STRUCTURE. TOWARDS THE CODIFICATION OF THEORY AND RESEARCH

SOCIAL FORCES. 1950 MAY; 28 (4): 443-444

15920

226 Brooks LM

FIFTY YEARS' QUEST FOR SOCIAL CONTROL

SOCIAL FORCES. 1950 OCT; 29 (1): 1-8

Date / Author / Journal

15921

A THEORY OF INTERMARRIAGE AND ASSIMILATION

SOCIAL FORCES. 1950 OCT; 29 (1): 75-78

15922

248 Kuper L

SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH AND THE PLANNING OF URBAN NEIGHBOURHOODS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1951 MAR; 29 (3): 237-243

15923

249 Sjoberg G

A RATIONALE FOR DESCRIPTIVE SOCIOLOGY

SOCIAL FORCES. 1951 MAR; 29 (3): 251-257

15924

260 Sykes GM

THE DIFFERENTIAL DISTRIBUTION OF COMMUNITY KNOWLEDGE

SOCIAL FORCES. 1951 MAY; 29 (4): 376-382

15925

261 Albrecht R

SOCIAL CLASS IN OLD AGE

SOCIAL FORCES. 1951 MAY; 29 (4): 400-405

15926

280 Davis AK

CONFLICT BETWEEN MAJOR SOCIAL SYSTEMS: THE SOVIET-AMERICAN CASE

SOCIAL FORCES. 1951 OCT; 30 (1): 29-36

15927

290 Glock CY

SOME IMPLICATIONS OF ORGANIZATION FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH

SOCIAL FORCES. 1951 DEC; 30 (2): 129-134

15928

291 Neiman LJ, Hughes JW

THE PROBLEM OF THE CONCEPT OF ROLE - A RE-SURVEY OF THE LITERATURE

SOCIAL FORCES. 1951 DEC; 30 (2): 141-149

15929

292 Jonassen CT

SOME HISTORICAL AND THEORETICAL BASES OF RACISM IN NORTHWESTERN EUROPE

SOCIAL FORCES. 1951 DEC; 30 (2): 155-161

15930

293 Cousins AN

SOCIAL EQUILIBRIUM AND THE PSYCHODYNAMIC MECHANISMS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1951 DEC; 30 (2): 201-209

Date / Author / Journal

15931

II. Dynamics of Class and Role SOME TENDENCIES TOWARD A CLOSED CLASS SYSTEM IN THE UNITED STATES

SOCIAL FORCES. 1952 MAR; 30 (3): 313-323

15932

323 Landecker WS

INTEGRATION AND GROUP STRUCTURE: AN AREA FOR RESEARCH

SOCIAL FORCES. 1952 MAY; 30 (4): 394-400

15933

335 Nett R

SYSTEM BUILDING IN SOCIOLOGY - A METHODOLOGICAL ANALYSIS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1952 OCT; 31 (1): 25-30

15934

336 Stephenson R

STATUS ACHIEVEMENT AND THE OCCUPATIONAL PYRAMID

SOCIAL FORCES. 1952 OCT; 31 (1): 75-77

15935

337 Noland EW

CONTINUITIES IN SOCIAL RESEARCH. Studies in the Scope and Method of The American Soldier

SOCIAL FORCES. 1952 OCT; 31 (1): 79-82

15936

342 Josephson E

IRRATIONAL LEADERSHIP IN FORMAL ORGANIZATIONS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1952 DEC; 31 (2): 109-117

15937

343 Barber B, Lobel LS

"FASHION" IN WOMEN'S CLOTHES AND THE AMERICAN SOCIAL SYSTEM

SOCIAL FORCES. 1952 DEC; 31 (2): 124-131

15938

344 Thompson JD, Demerath NJ

SOME EXPERIENCES WITH THE GROUP INTERVIEW

SOCIAL FORCES. 1952 DEC; 31 (2): 148-154

15939

355 Odum HW

FOLK SOCIOLOGY AS A SUBJECT FIELD FOR THE HISTORICAL STUDY OF TOTAL HUMAN SOCIETY AND THE EMPIRICAL STUDY OF GROUP BEHAVIOR

SOCIAL FORCES. 1953 MAR; 31 (3): 193-223

170

15940

365 Thompson JD

THE FOCUSSED INTERVIEW, A MANUAL, 2nd edition

SOCIAL FORCES. 1953 MAY; 31 (4): 367-368

Date / Author / Journal

15941

READER IN BUREAUCRACY

SOCIAL FORCES. 1953 MAY; 31 (4): 373-373

15942

385 Caplow T

THE CRITERIA OF ORGANIZATIONAL SUCCESS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1953 OCT; 32 (1): 1-9

15943

386 Pellegrin RJ

THE ACHIEVEMENT OF HIGH STATUSES AND LEADERSHIP IN THE SMALL GROUP

SOCIAL FORCES. 1953 OCT; 32 (1): 10-16

15944

392 Hertzler JO

TOWARD A SOCIOLOGY OF LANGUAGE

SOCIAL FORCES. 1953 DEC; 32 (2): 109-119

104

15945

393 Lane RE

BUSINESSMEN AND BUREAUCRATS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1953 DEC; 32 (2): 145-152

15946

407 Gerver I, Bensman J

TOWARDS A SOCIOLOGY OF EXPERTNESS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1954 MAR; 32 (3): 226-235

15947

408 Brown P

BUREAUCRACY IN A GOVERNMENT LABORATORY

SOCIAL FORCES. 1954 MAR; 32 (3): 259-268

15948

409 Friedsam HJ

BUREAUCRATS AS HEROES

SOCIAL FORCES. 1954 MAR; 32 (3): 269-274

15949

433 Blackwell GW

A THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FOR SOCIOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION

SOCIAL FORCES. 1954 OCT; 33 (1): 57-64

15950

438 Voget FW

THE FOLK SOCIETY - AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL APPLICATION

SOCIAL FORCES. 1954 DEC; 33 (2): 105-113

Date / Author / Journal

15951

SOCIAL CONTROL IN THE NEWSROOM: A FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1955 MAY; 33 (4): 326-335

187

15952

461 Deutscher V, Deutscher I

COHESION IN A SMALL GROUP: A CASE STUDY

SOCIAL FORCES. 1955 MAY; 33 (4): 336-341

15953

462 Miller DC

THE SHAPING OF RESEARCH DESIGN IN LARGE-SCALE GROUP RESEARCH

SOCIAL FORCES. 1955 MAY; 33 (4): 383-390

15954

479 Caplow T

THE DEFINITION AND MEASUREMENT OF AMBIENCES

SOCIAL FORCES. 1955 OCT; 34 (1): 28-33

15955

480 Siegel BJ

HIGH ANXIETY LEVELS AND CULTURAL INTEGRATION: NOTES ON A PSYCHO-CULTURAL HYPOTHESIS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1955 OCT; 34 (1): 42-48

15956

488 Turner RH

REFERENCE GROUPS OF FUTURE-ORIENTED MEN

SOCIAL FORCES. 1955 DEC; 34 (2): 130-136

15957

489 Rosen BC

THE REFERENCE GROUP APPROACH TO THE PARENTAL FACTOR IN ATTITUDE AND BEHAVIOR FORMATION

SOCIAL FORCES. 1955 DEC; 34 (2): 137-144

15958

490 Podell L

THE STRUCTURED INTERVIEW AS A SOCIAL RELATIONSHIP

SOCIAL FORCES. 1955 DEC; 34 (2): 150-155

15959

562 LITWAK E

3 WAYS IN WHICH LAW ACTS AS A MEANS OF SOCIAL-CONTROL - PUNISHMENT, THERAPY, AND EDUCATION - DIVORCE-LAW A CASE IN POINT

SOCIAL FORCES. 1956; 34 (3): 217-223

15960

563 AGGER RE

POWER ATTRIBUTIONS IN THE LOCAL-COMMUNITY - THEORETICAL AND RESEARCH CONSIDERATIONS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1956; 34 (4): 322-331

Date / Author / Journal

15961

A TYPOLOGY OF COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP BASED ON INFLUENCE AND INTERACTION WITHIN THE LEADER SUBSYSTEM

SOCIAL FORCES. 1956; 34 (4): 332-338

15962

565 LYSTAD MH, STONE RC

BUREAUCRATIC MASS-MEDIA - A STUDY IN ROLE DEFINITIONS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1956; 34 (4): 356-361

15963

566 MORE DM

SOCIAL ORIGINS AND OCCUPATIONAL ADJUSTMENT

SOCIAL FORCES. 1956; 35 (1): 16-33

15964

567 COATES CH, PELLEGRIN RJ

EXECUTIVES AND SUPERVISORS - A SITUATIONAL THEORY OF DIFFERENTIAL OCCUPATIONAL-MOBILITY

SOCIAL FORCES. 1956; 35 (2): 121-126

15965

568 DEUTSCHER I, MONTAGUE A

PROFESSIONAL-EDUCATION AND CONFLICTING VALUE-SYSTEMS - THE ROLE OF RELIGIOUS SCHOOLS IN THE EDUCATIONAL ASPIRATIONS OF NURSING-STUDENTS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1956; 35 (2): 126-131

15966

569 KOLAJA J

A CONTRIBUTION TO THE THEORY OF PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION

SOCIAL FORCES. 1956; 35 (2): 159-163

15967

663 NASH DJ

THE SOCIALIZATION OF AN ARTIST - THE AMERICAN COMPOSER

SOCIAL FORCES. 1957; 35 (4): 307-313

15968

664 STYCOS JM

THE FOCUSED INTERVIEW - MERTON,RK

SOCIAL FORCES. 1957; 35 (4): 387-388

15969

665 MACK RW

OCCUPATIONAL IDEOLOGY AND THE DETERMINATE ROLE

SOCIAL FORCES. 1957; 36 (1): 37-44

15970

666 BOSKOFF A

SOCIAL-THEORY AND SOCIAL-STRUCTURE - MERTON,RK

SOCIAL FORCES. 1957; 36 (2): 185-186

Date / Author / Journal

15971

THE STRUCTURE OF THE SOCIALIZATION PROCESS IN PAPAGO INDIAN SOCIETY

SOCIAL FORCES. 1958; 36 (3): 251-256

15972

779 WESSEN AF

THE STUDENT-PHYSICIAN - INTRODUCTORY STUDIES IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF MEDICAL-EDUCATION - MERTON,RK, READER,GG, KENDALL,PL

SOCIAL FORCES. 1958; 36 (4): 378-379

15973

780 KURTZ RA, EICHER JB

FRINGE AND SUBURB - A CONFUSION OF CONCEPTS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1958; 37 (1): 32-37

15974

781 HILLERY GA

TOWARD A CONCEPTUALIZATION OF DEMOGRAPHY

SOCIAL FORCES. 1958; 37 (1): 45-51

15975

782 DEUTSCHER I

THE STEREOTYPE AS A RESEARCH TOOL

SOCIAL FORCES. 1958; 37 (1): 55-60

15976

783 BREED W

MASS-COMMUNICATION AND SOCIO-CULTURAL INTEGRATION

SOCIAL FORCES. 1958; 37 (2): 109-116

15977

919 BOSKOFF A

SOCIAL INDECISION - A DYSFUNCTIONAL FOCUS OF TRANSITIONAL SOCIETY

SOCIAL FORCES. 1959; 37 (4): 305-311

15978

920 PELLEGRIN RJ, BATES FL

CONGRUITY AND INCONGRUITY OF STATUS ATTRIBUTES WITHIN OCCUPATIONS AND WORK POSITIONS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1959; 38 (1): 23-28

15979

921 CUPP WL

SOCIOLOGY TODAY - PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS - MERTON,RK, BROOM,L, COTTRELL,LS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1959; 38 (1): 77-78

15980

922 TAYLOR ML, PELLEGRIN RJ

PROFESSIONALIZATION - ITS FUNCTIONS AND DYSFUNCTIONS FOR THE LIFE-INSURANCE OCCUPATION

SOCIAL FORCES. 1959; 38 (2): 110-114

Date / Author / Journal

15981

ALIENATION AND POLITICAL APATHY

SOCIAL FORCES. 1960; 38 (3): 185-195

15982

1078 MERRIAM AP, MACK RW

THE JAZZ COMMUNITY

SOCIAL FORCES. 1960; 38 (3): 211-222

15983

1079 CATTON WR

CHANGING COGNITIVE STRUCTURE AS A BASIS FOR THE SLEEPER EFFECT

SOCIAL FORCES. 1960; 38 (4): 348-354

15984

1080 BLALOCK HM

A POWER ANALYSIS OF RACIAL-DISCRIMINATION

SOCIAL FORCES. 1960; 39 (1): 53-59

15985

1081 GIEBER W

2 COMMUNICATORS OF THE NEWS - A STUDY OF THE ROLES OF SOURCES AND REPORTERS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1960; 39 (1): 76-83

15986

1082 CORWIN R, TAVES MJ, HAAS JE

SOCIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR OCCUPATIONAL SUCCESS - INTERNALIZED NORMS AND FRIENDSHIP

SOCIAL FORCES. 1960; 39 (2): 135-140

15987

1235 KING MB

SOCIOECONOMIC-STATUS AND SOCIOMETRIC CHOICE

SOCIAL FORCES. 1961; 39 (3): 199-206

15988

1236 CAMPBELL EQ

MORAL DISCOMFORT AND RACIAL SEGREGATION - AN EXAMINATION OF THE MYRDAL HYPOTHESIS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1961; 39 (3): 228-234

15989

1237 BRAUDE L

PROFESSIONAL AUTONOMY AND THE ROLE OF THE LAYMAN

SOCIAL FORCES. 1961; 39 (4): 297-301

15990

1238 HIRSCH W

THE AUTONOMY OF SCIENCE IN TOTALITARIAN SOCIETIES

SOCIAL FORCES. 1961; 40 (1): 15-22

Date / Author / Journal

15991

ORGANIZATION AND AUTHORITY IN INDUSTRIAL-RESEARCH

SOCIAL FORCES. 1961; 40 (1): 72-80

15992

1240 GOTTLIEB D

PROCESSES OF SOCIALIZATION IN AMERICAN GRADUATE SCHOOLS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1961; 40 (2): 124-131

15993

1241 SMITH VI

ROLE CONFLICTS IN THE POSITION OF A MILITARY EDUCATION ADVISOR

SOCIAL FORCES. 1961; 40 (2): 176-178

15994

1422 SEARLES R, WILLIAMS JA

NEGRO COLLEGE-STUDENTS PARTICIPATION IN SIT-INS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1962; 40 (3): 215-220

15995

1423 MEDALIA NZ

MYDRAL ASSUMPTIONS ON RACE-RELATIONS - A CONCEPTUAL COMMENTARY

SOCIAL FORCES. 1962; 40 (3): 223-227

15996

1424 BERTRAND AL

SCHOOL ATTENDANCE AND ATTAINMENT - FUNCTION AND DYSFUNCTION OF SCHOOL AND FAMILY SOCIAL-SYSTEMS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1962; 40 (3): 228-233

15997

1425 VALLIER I

STRUCTURAL DIFFERENTIATION, PRODUCTION IMPERATIVES AND COMMUNAL NORMS - THE KIBBUTZ IN CRISIS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1962; 40 (3): 233-243

15998

1426 DINITZ S, ANGRIST S, LEFTON M, PASAMANICK B

INSTRUMENTAL ROLE EXPECTATIONS AND POST-HOSPITAL PERFORMANCE OF FEMALE MENTAL-PATIENTS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1962; 40 (3): 248-254

15999

1427 KIMBROUGH E

CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL-PROBLEMS - AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SOCIOLOGY OF DEVIANT-BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION - MERTON,RK, NISBET,RA

SOCIAL FORCES. 1962; 40 (3): 282-283

16000

1428 KATZ FE, MARTIN HW

CAREER CHOICE PROCESSES

SOCIAL FORCES. 1962; 41 (2): 149-154

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