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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
16601	481 Glaser WA THE TYPES AND USES OF POLITICAL THEORY SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1955 FAL; 22 (3): 275-296	1	2	3	93
16602	786 ETZIONI A INDUSTRIAL SOCIOLOGY - THE STUDY OF ECONOMIC ORGANIZATIONS SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1958; 25 (3): 303-324	2	6	8	89
16603	1786 PARENTI M THE BLACK MUSLIMS - FROM REVOLUTION TO INSTITUTION SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1964; 31 (2): 175-194	0	7	1	30
16604	2013 HOWTON FW, ROSENBERG B THE SALESMAN - IDEOLOGY AND SELF-IMAGERY IN A PROTOTYPIC OCCUPATION SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1965; 32 (3): 277-298	0	10	1	11
16605	2494 BERGER B PARETO,V AND SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1967; 34 (2): 265-281	0	0	1	24
16606	2495 WAGNER HR UNITY AND DIVERSITY IN AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1967; 34 (2): 282-302	0	1	4	48
16607	2496 ROSI EJ ELITE POLITICAL COMMUNICATION - 5 WASHINGTON COLUMNISTS ON NUCLEAR WEAPONS TESTING, 1954-1958 SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1967; 34 (4): 703-727	0	0	1	29
16608	2813 EULAU H BEHAVIORAL MOVEMENT IN POLITICAL SCIENCE - PERSONAL DOCUMENT SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1968; 35 (1): 1-29	0	3	2	70
16609	2814 LANDAU M USE OF FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS IN AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1968; 35 (1): 48-75	0	7	1	48
16610	2815 HAH CD, SCHNEIDER J CRITIQUE OF CURRENT STUDIES ON POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT AND MODERNIZATION SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1968; 35 (1): 130-158	0	11	1	57
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
16611	2816 TONSOR SJ GNOSTICS, ROMANTICS AND CONSERVATIVES SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1968; 35 (4): 616-634	0	0	1	32
16612	3111 MULKAY M SOME ASPECTS OF CULTURAL GROWTH IN NATURAL SCIENCES SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1969; 36 (1): 22-52	40	54	1	28
16613	3112 JACOBS M METABLETICS OF LONELINESS - ACCOUNT OF VANDENBERG,JH LIFE-IN-MULTIPLICITY SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1969; 36 (4): 606-639	0	1	1	17
16614	3456 HELMER J FACE OF MAN WITHOUT QUALITIES SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1970; 37 (4): 547-579	0	3	1	25
16615	3457 LUCKMANN B SMALL LIFE-WORLDS OF MODERN MAN SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1970; 37 (4): 580-596	4	20	2	34
16616	3790 SCHOLTE B DISCONTENTS IN ANTHROPOLOGY SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1971; 38 (4): 777-807	0	9	1	96
16617	4111 BRYANT CGA SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIALISM IN POLAND - VIEW FROM WEST SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1972; 39 (1): 102-133	0	3	3	76
16618	4807 PARSONS T RELIGION IN POSTINDUSTRIAL AMERICA - PROBLEM OF SECULARIZATION SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1974; 41 (2): 193-227	4	22	2	32
16619	5193 BENSMAN J, GIVANT M CHARISMA AND MODERNITY - USE AND ABUSE OF A CONCEPT SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1975; 42 (4): 570-614	2	12	2	30
16620	5617 FERRAROTTI F PRELIMINARY REMARKS ON INTERACTION BETWEEN AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN SOCIAL-SCIENCE SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1976; 43 (1): 25-45	0	0	3	57
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
16621	5618 LUHMANN N FUTURE CANNOT BEGIN - TEMPORAL STRUCTURES IN MODERN SOCIETY SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1976; 43 (1): 130-152	10	36	1	69
16622	5619 GIDDENS A FUNCTIONALISM - APRES LA LUTTE SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1976; 43 (2): 325-366	4	15	0	27
16623	5996 DIGGINS JP REIFICATION AND CULTURAL HEGEMONY OF CAPITALISM - PERSPECTIVES OF MARX AND VEBLEN SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1977; 44 (2): 354-383	0	6	1	46
16624	5997 APEL KO TYPES OF SOCIAL-SCIENCE IN LIGHT OF HUMAN INTERESTS OF KNOWLEDGE SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1977; 44 (3): 425-470	2	10	1	46
16625	6420 POWELL WW PUBLISHERS DECISION-MAKING - WHAT CRITERIA DO THEY USE IN DECIDING WHICH BOOKS TO PUBLISH SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1978; 45 (2): 227-252	2	11	4	18
16626	7212 SHALIN DN MARXIST PARADIGM AND ACADEMIC-FREEDOM SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1980; 47 (2): 361-382	1	2	3	51
16627	7611 VIDICH AJ, LYMAN SM, GOLDFARB JC SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIETY - DISCIPLINARY TENSIONS AND PROFESSIONAL COMPROMISES SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1981; 48 (2): 332-361	0	0	3	68
16628	8751 PARSONS T RELIGION IN POSTINDUSTRIAL AMERICA - THE PROBLEM OF SECULARIZATION (REPRINTED) SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1984; 51 (1-2): 493-525	0	1	1	34
16629	9098 WILEY N THE CURRENT INTERREGNUM IN AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1985; 52 (1): 179-207	7	12	5	87
16630	10044 ZIOLKOWSKI M INDIVIDUALS AND THE SOCIAL SYSTEM - VALUES, PERCEPTIONS, AND BEHAVIORAL STRATEGIES SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1988 SPR-SUM; 55 (1-2): 139-177	1	3	1	21
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
16631	10045 NOWAK K COVERT REPRESSIVENESS AND THE STABILITY OF A POLITICAL-SYSTEM - POLAND AT THE END OF THE SEVENTIES SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1988 SPR-SUM; 55 (1-2): 179-208	0	3	1	31
16632	11061 DOUGLAS M THE IDEA OF A HOME - A KIND OF SPACE SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1991 SPR; 58 (1): 287-307	1	42	1	22
16633	11310 WOLFE A WEAK SOCIOLOGY STRONG SOCIOLOGISTS - CONSEQUENCES AND CONTRADICTIONS OF A FIELD IN TURMOIL SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1992 WIN; 59 (4): 759-779	5	10	3	75
16634	11458 JASPER JM THE POLITICS OF ABSTRACTIONS - INSTRUMENTAL AND MORALIST RHETORICS IN PUBLIC DEBATE SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1992 SUM; 59 (2): 315-344	0	6	2	46
16635	11547 SHINN T SCIENCE, TOCQUEVILLE, AND THE STATE - THE ORGANIZATION OF KNOWLEDGE IN MODERN FRANCE SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1992 FAL; 59 (3): 533-566	0	4	1	35
16636	11548 BEYERCHEN A WHAT WE NOW KNOW ABOUT NAZISM AND SCIENCE SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1992 FAL; 59 (3): 615-641	1	7	1	103
16637	12132 TILLY C THE TIME OF STATES SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1994 SUM; 61 (2): 269-295	0	11	0	22
16638	12772 Greenfeld L Nationalism and modernity SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1996 SPR; 63 (1): 3-40	0	8	3	85
16639	14656 Rosen J Out of context: The purposes of privacy SOCIAL RESEARCH. 2001 SPR; 68 (1): 209-220	0	0	1	6
16640	15918 Haack S Science, economics, "vision" SOCIAL RESEARCH. 2004 SUM; 71 (2): 223-234	0	0	1	8
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
16641	16647 Feldhay R Authority, political theology, and the politics of knowledge in the transition from medieval to early modern catholicism SOCIAL RESEARCH. 2006 WIN; 73 (4): 1065-1092	0	0	1	38
16642	3791 SAXENA DP REFERENCE GROUP CONCEPT SOCIAL SCIENCE. 1971; 46 (3): 155-164	0	0	7	22
16643	4456 GESCHWEN.BN, GESCHWEN.JA RELATIVE DEPRIVATION AND PARTICIPATION IN CIVIL-RIGHTS-MOVEMENT SOCIAL SCIENCE. 1973; 54 (2): 403-411	1	12	2	25
16644	5194 WARSHAY LH DOMINATION OF SOCIOLOGY BY SMALL THEORIES AND BY EMPIRICISM - CALL FOR RESEARCH INTO LARGE THEORY ILLUSION SOCIAL SCIENCE. 1975; 50 (2): 87-93	0	0	4	40
16645	6819 LEVER H SOCIAL-CLASS AND ETHNIC-ATTITUDES IN JOHANNESBURG SOCIAL SCIENCE. 1979; 54 (1): 35-44	0	1	1	46
16646	7213 BARDIS PD SOCIOLOGY AS A SCIENCE SOCIAL SCIENCE. 1980; 55 (3): 141-180	0	0	1	112
16647	7612 KERTZ G QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE SOCIAL-RESEARCH - MERTON,RK SOCIAL SCIENCE. 1981; 56 (2): 119-120	0	0	0	1
16648	7613 BARDIS PD SCIENCE AND ITS METHOD SOCIAL SCIENCE. 1981; 56 (4): 226-246	0	0	3	46
16649	2497 SHUVAL JT, ANTONOVSKY A, DAVIES AM DOCTOR-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP IN AN ETHNICALLY HETEROGENEOUS SOCIETY SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1967; 1 (2): 141-154	0	4	2	13
16650	2498 COSER RL EVASIVENESS AS A RESPONSE TO STRUCTURAL AMBIVALENCE SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1967; 1 (2): 203-218	2	4	5	11
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
16651	2499 CLARK AW CONDITIONS INFLUENCING PATIENT RESPONSE TO TREATMENT IN A THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1967; 1 (3): 309-319	0	2	4	38
16652	2817 HAAVIOMANNILA E OCCUPATIONAL VALUE STRUCTURE OF THE FINNISH MEDICAL PROFESSION SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1968; 1 (4): 425-440	0	1	2	9
16653	2818 NOE F CONCEPTUAL PROBLEM OF DEFINING MENTAL ILLNESS IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1968; 1 (4): 447-450	1	2	1	12
16654	2819 BAGLEY C EVALUATION OF A SUICIDE PREVENTION SCHEME BY AN ECOLOGICAL METHOD SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1968; 2 (1): 1-14	1	115	4	50
16655	2820 SHUVAL JT SOME ASPECTS OF MEDICAL PRACTICE IN AN ETHNICALLY HETEROGENEOUS SOCIETY - REPLY SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1968; 2 (3): 389-390	0	0	1	2
16656	3113 PARKER S, KLEINER RJ, NEEDELMA.B MIGRATION AND MENTAL ILLNESS - SOME RECONSIDERATIONS AND SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER ANALYSIS SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1969; 3 (1): 1-&	2	19	1	13
16657	3114 FRIEDMAN JW MULTIPLE DETERMINANTS OF HOSPITAL PROGRAMS SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1969; 3 (1): 49-&	0	1	1	30
16658	3115 WALSH JL NURSES, PROFESSIONAL STRIVING AND POOR - A CASE OF INCOMPATIBILITY SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1969; 3 (2): 217-&	0	0	7	48
16659	3116 PETRONI FA, GRIFFIN C LABELING AND PSYCHIATRY - PERSPECTIVES IN NEED OF DATA SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1969; 3 (2): 239-&	0	14	4	38
16660	3458 BORN DO PSYCHOLOGICAL ADAPTATION AND DEVELOPMENT UNDER ACCULTURATIVE STRESS - TOWARD A GENERAL MODEL SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1970; 3 (4): 529-&	0	18	4	79
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
16661	3459 WOLKON GH ROLE DISCONTINUITY AND RESOCIALISATION OF PSYCHIATRIC PATIENT SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1970; 3 (4): 679-&	1	8	3	23
16662	3460 BODDY FA TRAINING OF GOOD PHYSICIANS - CRITICAL FACTORS IN CAREER CHOICE - LYDEN,FJ, GEIGER,HJ AND PETERSON,OL SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1970; 3 (4): 699-700	0	0	1	6
16663	3461 ESHLEMAN RF VALUE PROFILES, VALUE-ROLE-TAKING, AND HEALTH SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1970; 4 (1): 113-&	0	1	2	33
16664	3462 PFLANZ M, ROHDE JJ ILLNESS - DEVIANT BEHAVIOUR OR CONFORMITY SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1970; 4 (6): 645-&	0	9	1	19
16665	3792 WAITZKIN H LATENT FUNCTIONS OF SICK ROLE IN VARIOUS INSTITUTIONAL SETTINGS SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1971; 5 (1): 45-&	7	28	3	57
16666	3793 MCKINLAY JB CONCEPT PATIENT-CAREER AS A HEURISTIC DEVICE FOR MAKING MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY RELEVANT TO MEDICAL STUDENTS SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1971; 5 (5): 441-&	1	8	4	84
16667	4112 WESSEN AF SCOPE AND METHODOLOGY OF RESEARCH IN PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICE SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1972; 6 (4): 469-490	0	2	3	51
16668	4113 BANTA HD, FOX RC ROLE STRAINS OF A HEALTH CARE TEAM IN A POVERTY COMMUNITY - COLUMBIA POINT EXPERIENCE SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1972; 6 (6): 697-722	0	13	2	14
16669	4457 BROWN GW MENTAL-HOSPITAL AS AN INSTITUTION SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1973; 7 (6): 407-424	3	16	3	76
16670	4458 TWADDLE AC ILLNESS AND DEVIANCE SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1973; 7 (10): 751-762	0	20	3	37
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
16671	4459 BADGLEY RF, BLOOM SW BEHAVIORAL-SCIENCES AND MEDICAL-EDUCATION - CASE OF SOCIOLOGY SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1973; 7 (12): 927-941	3	17	2	79
16672	4808 STIMSON GV OBEYING DOCTORS ORDERS - VIEW FROM OTHER SIDE SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1974; 8 (2): 97-104	4	211	1	32
16673	4809 INGMAN S HEALTH PLANNING IN APPALACHIA - CONFLICT RESOLUTION IN A COMMUNITY HOSPITAL SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1974; 8 (3): 135-142	0	0	1	12
16674	4810 SINGER E PREMATURE SOCIAL AGING - SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF A CHRONIC ILLNESS SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1974; 8 (3): 143-151	1	30	2	20
16675	4811 PARLOW J, ROTHMAN A ATTITUDES TOWARDS SOCIAL-ISSUES IN MEDICINE OF 5 HEALTH SCIENCE FACULTIES SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1974; 8 (6): 351-358	0	27	5	41
16676	5195 STAHL SM, GRIM CE, DONALD C, NEIKIRK HJ MODEL FOR SOCIAL-SCIENCES AND MEDICINE - CASE FOR HYPERTENSION SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1975; 9 (1): 31-38	1	17	1	74
16677	5196 LALLY JJ SELECTION AS AN INTERACTIVE PROCESS - CASE OF CATHOLIC PSYCHOANALYSTS AND PSYCHIATRISTS SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1975; 9 (3): 157-164	0	1	1	27
16678	5197 JOHNSON ML MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1975; 9 (4-5): 227-232	4	18	1	30
16679	5198 ROBB JH POWER, PROFESSION AND ADMINISTRATION - ASPECT OF CHANGE IN ENGLISH HOSPITALS SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1975; 9 (7): 373-382	0	2	8	68
16680	5199 SHUVAL JT FROM BOY TO COLLEAGUE - PROCESSES OF ROLE TRANSFORMATION IN PROFESSIONAL SOCIALIZATION SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1975; 9 (8-9): 413-420	11	28	1	22
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
16681	5200 OLESEN VL CONVERGENCES AND DIVERGENCES - ANTHROPOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY IN HEALTH-CARE SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1975; 9 (8-9): 421-425	0	6	2	49
16682	5201 FOSTER GM MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY - SOME CONTRASTS WITH MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1975; 9 (8-9): 427-432	0	5	1	36
16683	5202 DEMIGUEL JM SPANISH HEALTH PLANNING EXPERIENCE - 1964-1975 SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1975; 9 (8-9): 451-459	0	2	1	31
16684	5203 MITCHELL WD MEDICAL-STUDENT CAREER CHOICE - CONCEPTUALIZATION SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1975; 9 (11-1): 641-653	3	19	5	38
16685	5620 GRAHAM H SMOKING IN PREGNANCY - ATTITUDES OF EXPECTANT MOTHERS SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1976; 10 (7-8): 399-405	0	40	1	42
16686	5998 WALKER KN, MACBRIDE A, VACHON MLS SOCIAL SUPPORT NETWORKS AND CRISIS OF BEREAVEMENT SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1977; 11 (1): 35-41	2	168	1	48
16687	5999 MILLER AE CHANGING STRUCTURE OF MEDICAL-PROFESSION IN URBAN AND SUBURBAN SETTINGS SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1977; 11 (4): 233-243	0	6	3	37
16688	6000 HOWE B, FROOM J, CULPEPPER L, MANGONE D ADOPTION OF SICK ROLE BY PRISONERS - REPORT ON A MULTI-FUNCTIONAL EXPERIMENT SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1977; 11 (8-9): 507-510	0	0	2	14
16689	6001 INNES JM DOES PROFESSIONAL KNOW WHAT CLIENT WANTS SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1977; 11 (11-1): 635-638	0	14	3	33
16690	7991 LINDERPELZ S TOWARD A THEORY OF PATIENT SATISFACTION SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1982; 16 (5): 577-582	1	190	1	30
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
16691	7992 BENSIRA Z THE HEALTH PROMOTING FUNCTION OF MASS-MEDIA AND REFERENCE GROUPS - MOTIVATING OR REINFORCING OF BEHAVIOR- CHANGE SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1982; 16 (7): 825-834	0	11	2	32
16692	7993 BIRENBAUM A REPROFESSIONALIZATION IN PHARMACY SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1982; 16 (8): 871-878	0	35	3	49
16693	7994 MAHER EL ANOMIC ASPECTS OF RECOVERY FROM CANCER SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1982; 16 (8): 907-912	0	36	7	23
16694	8378 BOYCE WT, JENSEN EW, JAMES SA, PEACOCK JL THE FAMILY ROUTINES INVENTORY - THEORETICAL ORIGINS SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1983; 17 (4): 193-200	1	47	1	72
16695	8379 KINSTON W PLURALISM IN THE ORGANIZATION OF HEALTH-SERVICES RESEARCH SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1983; 17 (5): 299-313	0	6	4	128
16696	8380 MESTROVIC S, GLASSNER B A DURKHEIMIAN HYPOTHESIS ON STRESS SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1983; 17 (18): 1315-1327	3	12	9	116
16697	8381 COCKERHAM WC THE STATE OF MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY IN THE UNITED-STATES, GREAT-BRITAIN, WEST-GERMANY AND AUSTRIA - APPLIED VS PURE THEORY SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1983; 17 (20): 1513-1527	4	16	7	172
16698	8382 TOREN N THE SCIENTIFIC ETHOS DEBATE - A META-THEORETICAL VIEW SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1983; 17 (21): 1665-1672	4	3	21	62
16699	8752 BENSIRA Z CHRONIC ILLNESS, STRESS AND COPING SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1984; 18 (9): 725-736	2	39	5	64
16700	8753 ALONZO AA AN ILLNESS BEHAVIOR PARADIGM - A CONCEPTUAL EXPLORATION OF A SITUATIONAL ADAPTATION PERSPECTIVE SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1984; 19 (5): 499-510	1	36	4	57

Date / Author / Journal

16601

THE TYPES AND USES OF POLITICAL THEORY

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1955 FAL; 22 (3): 275-296

16602

786 ETZIONI A

INDUSTRIAL SOCIOLOGY - THE STUDY OF ECONOMIC ORGANIZATIONS

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1958; 25 (3): 303-324

16603

1786 PARENTI M

THE BLACK MUSLIMS - FROM REVOLUTION TO INSTITUTION

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1964; 31 (2): 175-194

16604

2013 HOWTON FW, ROSENBERG B

THE SALESMAN - IDEOLOGY AND SELF-IMAGERY IN A PROTOTYPIC OCCUPATION

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1965; 32 (3): 277-298

16605

2494 BERGER B

PARETO,V AND SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1967; 34 (2): 265-281

16606

2495 WAGNER HR

UNITY AND DIVERSITY IN AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1967; 34 (2): 282-302

16607

2496 ROSI EJ

ELITE POLITICAL COMMUNICATION - 5 WASHINGTON COLUMNISTS ON NUCLEAR WEAPONS TESTING, 1954-1958

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1967; 34 (4): 703-727

16608

2813 EULAU H

BEHAVIORAL MOVEMENT IN POLITICAL SCIENCE - PERSONAL DOCUMENT

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1968; 35 (1): 1-29

16609

2814 LANDAU M

USE OF FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS IN AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1968; 35 (1): 48-75

16610

2815 HAH CD, SCHNEIDER J

CRITIQUE OF CURRENT STUDIES ON POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT AND MODERNIZATION

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1968; 35 (1): 130-158

Date / Author / Journal

16611

GNOSTICS, ROMANTICS AND CONSERVATIVES

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1968; 35 (4): 616-634

16612

3111 MULKAY M

SOME ASPECTS OF CULTURAL GROWTH IN NATURAL SCIENCES

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1969; 36 (1): 22-52

16613

3112 JACOBS M

METABLETICS OF LONELINESS - ACCOUNT OF VANDENBERG,JH LIFE-IN-MULTIPLICITY

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1969; 36 (4): 606-639

16614

3456 HELMER J

FACE OF MAN WITHOUT QUALITIES

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1970; 37 (4): 547-579

16615

3457 LUCKMANN B

SMALL LIFE-WORLDS OF MODERN MAN

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1970; 37 (4): 580-596

16616

3790 SCHOLTE B

DISCONTENTS IN ANTHROPOLOGY

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1971; 38 (4): 777-807

16617

4111 BRYANT CGA

SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIALISM IN POLAND - VIEW FROM WEST

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1972; 39 (1): 102-133

16618

4807 PARSONS T

RELIGION IN POSTINDUSTRIAL AMERICA - PROBLEM OF SECULARIZATION

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1974; 41 (2): 193-227

16619

5193 BENSMAN J, GIVANT M

CHARISMA AND MODERNITY - USE AND ABUSE OF A CONCEPT

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1975; 42 (4): 570-614

16620

5617 FERRAROTTI F

PRELIMINARY REMARKS ON INTERACTION BETWEEN AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN SOCIAL-SCIENCE

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1976; 43 (1): 25-45

Date / Author / Journal

16621

FUTURE CANNOT BEGIN - TEMPORAL STRUCTURES IN MODERN SOCIETY

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1976; 43 (1): 130-152

16622

5619 GIDDENS A

FUNCTIONALISM - APRES LA LUTTE

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1976; 43 (2): 325-366

16623

5996 DIGGINS JP

REIFICATION AND CULTURAL HEGEMONY OF CAPITALISM - PERSPECTIVES OF MARX AND VEBLEN

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1977; 44 (2): 354-383

16624

5997 APEL KO

TYPES OF SOCIAL-SCIENCE IN LIGHT OF HUMAN INTERESTS OF KNOWLEDGE

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1977; 44 (3): 425-470

16625

6420 POWELL WW

PUBLISHERS DECISION-MAKING - WHAT CRITERIA DO THEY USE IN DECIDING WHICH BOOKS TO PUBLISH

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1978; 45 (2): 227-252

16626

7212 SHALIN DN

MARXIST PARADIGM AND ACADEMIC-FREEDOM

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1980; 47 (2): 361-382

16627

7611 VIDICH AJ, LYMAN SM, GOLDFARB JC

SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIETY - DISCIPLINARY TENSIONS AND PROFESSIONAL COMPROMISES

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1981; 48 (2): 332-361

16628

8751 PARSONS T

RELIGION IN POSTINDUSTRIAL AMERICA - THE PROBLEM OF SECULARIZATION (REPRINTED)

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1984; 51 (1-2): 493-525

16629

9098 WILEY N

THE CURRENT INTERREGNUM IN AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1985; 52 (1): 179-207

16630

10044 ZIOLKOWSKI M

INDIVIDUALS AND THE SOCIAL SYSTEM - VALUES, PERCEPTIONS, AND BEHAVIORAL STRATEGIES

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1988 SPR-SUM; 55 (1-2): 139-177

Date / Author / Journal

16631

COVERT REPRESSIVENESS AND THE STABILITY OF A POLITICAL-SYSTEM - POLAND AT THE END OF THE SEVENTIES

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1988 SPR-SUM; 55 (1-2): 179-208

16632

11061 DOUGLAS M

THE IDEA OF A HOME - A KIND OF SPACE

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1991 SPR; 58 (1): 287-307

16633

11310 WOLFE A

WEAK SOCIOLOGY STRONG SOCIOLOGISTS - CONSEQUENCES AND CONTRADICTIONS OF A FIELD IN TURMOIL

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1992 WIN; 59 (4): 759-779

16634

11458 JASPER JM

THE POLITICS OF ABSTRACTIONS - INSTRUMENTAL AND MORALIST RHETORICS IN PUBLIC DEBATE

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1992 SUM; 59 (2): 315-344

16635

11547 SHINN T

SCIENCE, TOCQUEVILLE, AND THE STATE - THE ORGANIZATION OF KNOWLEDGE IN MODERN FRANCE

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1992 FAL; 59 (3): 533-566

16636

11548 BEYERCHEN A

WHAT WE NOW KNOW ABOUT NAZISM AND SCIENCE

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1992 FAL; 59 (3): 615-641

103

16637

12132 TILLY C

THE TIME OF STATES

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1994 SUM; 61 (2): 269-295

16638

12772 Greenfeld L

Nationalism and modernity

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1996 SPR; 63 (1): 3-40

16639

14656 Rosen J

Out of context: The purposes of privacy

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 2001 SPR; 68 (1): 209-220

16640

15918 Haack S

Science, economics, "vision"

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 2004 SUM; 71 (2): 223-234

Date / Author / Journal

16641

Authority, political theology, and the politics of knowledge in the transition from medieval to early modern catholicism

SOCIAL RESEARCH. 2006 WIN; 73 (4): 1065-1092

16642

3791 SAXENA DP

REFERENCE GROUP CONCEPT

SOCIAL SCIENCE. 1971; 46 (3): 155-164

16643

4456 GESCHWEN.BN, GESCHWEN.JA

RELATIVE DEPRIVATION AND PARTICIPATION IN CIVIL-RIGHTS-MOVEMENT

SOCIAL SCIENCE. 1973; 54 (2): 403-411

16644

5194 WARSHAY LH

DOMINATION OF SOCIOLOGY BY SMALL THEORIES AND BY EMPIRICISM - CALL FOR RESEARCH INTO LARGE THEORY ILLUSION

SOCIAL SCIENCE. 1975; 50 (2): 87-93

16645

6819 LEVER H

SOCIAL-CLASS AND ETHNIC-ATTITUDES IN JOHANNESBURG

SOCIAL SCIENCE. 1979; 54 (1): 35-44

16646

7213 BARDIS PD

SOCIOLOGY AS A SCIENCE

SOCIAL SCIENCE. 1980; 55 (3): 141-180

112

16647

7612 KERTZ G

QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE SOCIAL-RESEARCH - MERTON,RK

SOCIAL SCIENCE. 1981; 56 (2): 119-120

16648

7613 BARDIS PD

SCIENCE AND ITS METHOD

SOCIAL SCIENCE. 1981; 56 (4): 226-246

16649

2497 SHUVAL JT, ANTONOVSKY A, DAVIES AM

DOCTOR-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP IN AN ETHNICALLY HETEROGENEOUS SOCIETY

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1967; 1 (2): 141-154

16650

2498 COSER RL

EVASIVENESS AS A RESPONSE TO STRUCTURAL AMBIVALENCE

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1967; 1 (2): 203-218

Date / Author / Journal

16651

CONDITIONS INFLUENCING PATIENT RESPONSE TO TREATMENT IN A THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1967; 1 (3): 309-319

16652

2817 HAAVIOMANNILA E

OCCUPATIONAL VALUE STRUCTURE OF THE FINNISH MEDICAL PROFESSION

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1968; 1 (4): 425-440

16653

2818 NOE F

CONCEPTUAL PROBLEM OF DEFINING MENTAL ILLNESS IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1968; 1 (4): 447-450

16654

2819 BAGLEY C

EVALUATION OF A SUICIDE PREVENTION SCHEME BY AN ECOLOGICAL METHOD

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1968; 2 (1): 1-14

115

16655

2820 SHUVAL JT

SOME ASPECTS OF MEDICAL PRACTICE IN AN ETHNICALLY HETEROGENEOUS SOCIETY - REPLY

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1968; 2 (3): 389-390

16656

3113 PARKER S, KLEINER RJ, NEEDELMA.B

MIGRATION AND MENTAL ILLNESS - SOME RECONSIDERATIONS AND SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER ANALYSIS

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1969; 3 (1): 1-&

16657

3114 FRIEDMAN JW

MULTIPLE DETERMINANTS OF HOSPITAL PROGRAMS

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1969; 3 (1): 49-&

16658

3115 WALSH JL

NURSES, PROFESSIONAL STRIVING AND POOR - A CASE OF INCOMPATIBILITY

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1969; 3 (2): 217-&

16659

3116 PETRONI FA, GRIFFIN C

LABELING AND PSYCHIATRY - PERSPECTIVES IN NEED OF DATA

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1969; 3 (2): 239-&

16660

3458 BORN DO

PSYCHOLOGICAL ADAPTATION AND DEVELOPMENT UNDER ACCULTURATIVE STRESS - TOWARD A GENERAL MODEL

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1970; 3 (4): 529-&

Date / Author / Journal

16661

ROLE DISCONTINUITY AND RESOCIALISATION OF PSYCHIATRIC PATIENT

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1970; 3 (4): 679-&

16662

3460 BODDY FA

TRAINING OF GOOD PHYSICIANS - CRITICAL FACTORS IN CAREER CHOICE - LYDEN,FJ, GEIGER,HJ AND PETERSON,OL

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1970; 3 (4): 699-700

16663

3461 ESHLEMAN RF

VALUE PROFILES, VALUE-ROLE-TAKING, AND HEALTH

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1970; 4 (1): 113-&

16664

3462 PFLANZ M, ROHDE JJ

ILLNESS - DEVIANT BEHAVIOUR OR CONFORMITY

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1970; 4 (6): 645-&

16665

3792 WAITZKIN H

LATENT FUNCTIONS OF SICK ROLE IN VARIOUS INSTITUTIONAL SETTINGS

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1971; 5 (1): 45-&

16666

3793 MCKINLAY JB

CONCEPT PATIENT-CAREER AS A HEURISTIC DEVICE FOR MAKING MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY RELEVANT TO MEDICAL STUDENTS

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1971; 5 (5): 441-&

16667

4112 WESSEN AF

SCOPE AND METHODOLOGY OF RESEARCH IN PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICE

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1972; 6 (4): 469-490

16668

4113 BANTA HD, FOX RC

ROLE STRAINS OF A HEALTH CARE TEAM IN A POVERTY COMMUNITY - COLUMBIA POINT EXPERIENCE

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1972; 6 (6): 697-722

16669

4457 BROWN GW

MENTAL-HOSPITAL AS AN INSTITUTION

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1973; 7 (6): 407-424

16670

4458 TWADDLE AC

ILLNESS AND DEVIANCE

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1973; 7 (10): 751-762

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

16671

4459 BADGLEY RF, BLOOM SW

BEHAVIORAL-SCIENCES AND MEDICAL-EDUCATION - CASE OF SOCIOLOGY

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1973; 7 (12): 927-941

16672

4808 STIMSON GV

OBEYING DOCTORS ORDERS - VIEW FROM OTHER SIDE

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1974; 8 (2): 97-104

211

16673

4809 INGMAN S

HEALTH PLANNING IN APPALACHIA - CONFLICT RESOLUTION IN A COMMUNITY HOSPITAL

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1974; 8 (3): 135-142

16674

4810 SINGER E

PREMATURE SOCIAL AGING - SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF A CHRONIC ILLNESS

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1974; 8 (3): 143-151

16675

4811 PARLOW J, ROTHMAN A

ATTITUDES TOWARDS SOCIAL-ISSUES IN MEDICINE OF 5 HEALTH SCIENCE FACULTIES

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1974; 8 (6): 351-358

16676

5195 STAHL SM, GRIM CE, DONALD C, NEIKIRK HJ

MODEL FOR SOCIAL-SCIENCES AND MEDICINE - CASE FOR HYPERTENSION

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1975; 9 (1): 31-38

16677

5196 LALLY JJ

SELECTION AS AN INTERACTIVE PROCESS - CASE OF CATHOLIC PSYCHOANALYSTS AND PSYCHIATRISTS

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1975; 9 (3): 157-164

16678

5197 JOHNSON ML

MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1975; 9 (4-5): 227-232

16679

5198 ROBB JH

POWER, PROFESSION AND ADMINISTRATION - ASPECT OF CHANGE IN ENGLISH HOSPITALS

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1975; 9 (7): 373-382

16680

5199 SHUVAL JT

FROM BOY TO COLLEAGUE - PROCESSES OF ROLE TRANSFORMATION IN PROFESSIONAL SOCIALIZATION

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1975; 9 (8-9): 413-420

Date / Author / Journal

16681

CONVERGENCES AND DIVERGENCES - ANTHROPOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY IN HEALTH-CARE

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1975; 9 (8-9): 421-425

16682

5201 FOSTER GM

MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY - SOME CONTRASTS WITH MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1975; 9 (8-9): 427-432

16683

5202 DEMIGUEL JM

SPANISH HEALTH PLANNING EXPERIENCE - 1964-1975

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1975; 9 (8-9): 451-459

16684

5203 MITCHELL WD

MEDICAL-STUDENT CAREER CHOICE - CONCEPTUALIZATION

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1975; 9 (11-1): 641-653

16685

5620 GRAHAM H

SMOKING IN PREGNANCY - ATTITUDES OF EXPECTANT MOTHERS

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1976; 10 (7-8): 399-405

16686

5998 WALKER KN, MACBRIDE A, VACHON MLS

SOCIAL SUPPORT NETWORKS AND CRISIS OF BEREAVEMENT

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1977; 11 (1): 35-41

168

16687

5999 MILLER AE

CHANGING STRUCTURE OF MEDICAL-PROFESSION IN URBAN AND SUBURBAN SETTINGS

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1977; 11 (4): 233-243

16688

6000 HOWE B, FROOM J, CULPEPPER L, MANGONE D

ADOPTION OF SICK ROLE BY PRISONERS - REPORT ON A MULTI-FUNCTIONAL EXPERIMENT

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1977; 11 (8-9): 507-510

16689

6001 INNES JM

DOES PROFESSIONAL KNOW WHAT CLIENT WANTS

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1977; 11 (11-1): 635-638

16690

7991 LINDERPELZ S

TOWARD A THEORY OF PATIENT SATISFACTION

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1982; 16 (5): 577-582

190

Date / Author / Journal

16691

THE HEALTH PROMOTING FUNCTION OF MASS-MEDIA AND REFERENCE GROUPS - MOTIVATING OR REINFORCING OF BEHAVIOR- CHANGE

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1982; 16 (7): 825-834

16692

7993 BIRENBAUM A

REPROFESSIONALIZATION IN PHARMACY

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1982; 16 (8): 871-878

16693

7994 MAHER EL

ANOMIC ASPECTS OF RECOVERY FROM CANCER

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1982; 16 (8): 907-912

16694

8378 BOYCE WT, JENSEN EW, JAMES SA, PEACOCK JL

THE FAMILY ROUTINES INVENTORY - THEORETICAL ORIGINS

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1983; 17 (4): 193-200

16695

8379 KINSTON W

PLURALISM IN THE ORGANIZATION OF HEALTH-SERVICES RESEARCH

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1983; 17 (5): 299-313

128

16696

8380 MESTROVIC S, GLASSNER B

A DURKHEIMIAN HYPOTHESIS ON STRESS

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1983; 17 (18): 1315-1327

116

16697

8381 COCKERHAM WC

THE STATE OF MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY IN THE UNITED-STATES, GREAT-BRITAIN, WEST-GERMANY AND AUSTRIA - APPLIED VS PURE THEORY

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1983; 17 (20): 1513-1527

172

16698

8382 TOREN N

THE SCIENTIFIC ETHOS DEBATE - A META-THEORETICAL VIEW

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1983; 17 (21): 1665-1672

16699

8752 BENSIRA Z

CHRONIC ILLNESS, STRESS AND COPING

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1984; 18 (9): 725-736

16700

8753 ALONZO AA

AN ILLNESS BEHAVIOR PARADIGM - A CONCEPTUAL EXPLORATION OF A SITUATIONAL ADAPTATION PERSPECTIVE

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 1984; 19 (5): 499-510

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