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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
17301	9297 LANG NC SOCIAL-WORK-PRACTICE IN SMALL SOCIAL FORMS - IDENTIFYING COLLECTIVITY SOCIAL WORK WITH GROUPS. 1986 WIN; 9 (4): 7-32	0	4	3	30
17302	9424 MEDDIN B UNANTICIPATED AND UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES OF THE GROUP-PROCESS - ENHANCING SUCCESSFUL GROUP FUNCTIONING SOCIAL WORK WITH GROUPS. 1986 SUM; 9 (2): 83-92	1	4	1	4
17303	9705 FASHIMPAR GA, HARRIS LT SOCIAL-WORK AT 30 MPH - MINI-BIKE REHABILITATION GROUPS FOR JUVENILE DELINQUENTS SOCIAL WORK WITH GROUPS. 1987 SPR; 10 (1): 33-48	0	6	1	42
17304	9785 GUMMER B GROUPS AS SUBSTANCE AND SYMBOL - GROUP PROCESSES AND ORGANIZATIONAL POLITICS SOCIAL WORK WITH GROUPS. 1987 SUM; 10 (2): 25-39	0	1	1	29
17305	10270 BROWER AM GROUP DEVELOPMENT AS CONSTRUCTED SOCIAL-REALITY - A SOCIAL-COGNITIVE UNDERSTANDING OF GROUP FORMATION SOCIAL WORK WITH GROUPS. 1989; 12 (2): 23-41	1	5	1	46
17306	10271 SCHARLACH AE SOCIAL GROUP WORK WITH THE ELDERLY - A ROLE-THEORY PERSPECTIVE SOCIAL WORK WITH GROUPS. 1989; 12 (3): 33-46	0	3	1	47
17307	11264 KACEN L, ANSON J, NIR S, LIVNEH N GROUP WORK WITH THE BEDOUIN POPULATION OF THE NEGEV SOCIAL WORK WITH GROUPS. 1992; 15 (2-3): 81-94	0	5	2	22
17308	11265 MONDROS JB, WOODROW R, WEINSTEIN L THE USE OF GROUPS TO MANAGE CONFLICT SOCIAL WORK WITH GROUPS. 1992; 15 (4): 43-57	0	3	2	30
17309	6431 KELLNER D IDEOLOGY, MARXISM, AND ADVANCED CAPITALISM SOCIALIST REVIEW. 1978; (42): 37-65	0	7	1	65
17310	18452 Spreafico A What does 'integration' mean in an Immigration Society? SOCIEDADE E CULTURA. 2009; 12 (1): 127-138	0	0	1	73
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
17311	4471 SMALL M SOME SUGGESTIONS FROM BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES FOR HISTORIANS INTERESTED IN STUDY OF ATTITUDES SOCIETAS-A REVIEW OF SOCIAL HISTORY. 1973; 3 (1): 1-19	0	2	4	75
17312	14901 Ferreol G Structure of temporality and social reality SOCIETES. 2002; 76 (2): 5-16	0	0	1	55
17313	14902 La Mura RM The shifting of departmental dynamics among bureaucrats of the Fonction Publique Territoriale, or the effects of a bureaucratic model in development SOCIETES. 2002; 78 (4): 17-37	0	0	1	28
17314	15268 Carretero Pasin AE Social reaction in the face of catastrophe - An interpretation of community response to an ecological crisis SOCIETES. 2003; 81 (3): 91-103	0	2	0	31
17315	16130 Pourtau L Technoid subculture, between deviancy and rupture of the Hobbesian pact SOCIETES. 2005; 90 (4): 71-87	0	0	1	22
17316	5639 MITROFF II PASSIONATE SCIENTISTS SOCIETY. 1976; 13 (6): 51-57	0	0	0	3
17317	6432 WIENER AJ GROWTH AS IDEOLOGY SOCIETY. 1978; 15 (2): 49-53	0	0	1	4
17318	6433 REX J THREATENING THEORIES SOCIETY. 1978; 15 (3): 46-49	1	1	1	13
17319	9112 HUFF TE INFORMATION, SCIENCE AND UNIVERSALITY SOCIETY. 1985; 22 (5): 9-14	0	0	1	6
17320	13021 Scarce R Socially constructing Pacific salmon SOCIETY & ANIMALS. 1997; 5 (2): 117-135	1	2	1	69
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
17321	11461 BUTTEL FH, TAYLOR PJ ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIOLOGY AND GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGE - A CRITICAL-ASSESSMENT SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 1992 JUL-SEP; 5 (3): 211-230	6	31	1	70
17322	12901 Gramling R, Freudenburg WR Crude, Coppertone(R), and the coast: Developmental channelization and constraint of alternative development opportunities SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 1996 SEP-OCT; 9 (5): 483-506	1	7	2	60
17323	13270 Andrews WH Social inventions for environmental solutions and filling institutional blanks SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 1997 SEP-OCT; 10 (5): 501-505	0	1	0	10
17324	13516 Weinberg AS Distinguishing among green businesses: Growth, green, and anomie SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 1998 APR-MAY; 11 (3): 241-250	0	8	1	28
17325	13895 Pellow DN Negotiation and confrontation: Environmental policymaking through consensus SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 1999 APR-MAY; 12 (3): 189-203	0	12	1	39
17326	13960 Tuler S, Webler T Voices from the forest: What participants expect of a public participation process SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 1999 JUL-AUG; 12 (5): 437-453	1	50	1	34
17327	14070 Scarce R Who - Or what - Is in control here? - Understanding the social context of salmon biology SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 1999 DEC; 12 (8): 763-776	0	2	3	47
17328	15317 Cortese CF Conflicting uses of the river: Anticipated threats to the resource SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 2003 JAN; 16 (1): 1-18	0	3	1	37
17329	16330 Flint CG, Luloff AE Natural resource-based communities, risk, and disaster: An intersection of theories SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 2005 MAY-JUN; 18 (5): 399-412	1	18	2	91
17330	17763 Stern MJ The Power of Trust: Toward a Theory of Local Opposition to Neighboring Protected Areas SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 2008; 21 (10): 859-875	2	10	1	40
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
17331	18453 Hartley TW, Robertson R Stakeholder Collaboration in Fisheries Research: Integrating Knowledge Among Fishing Leaders and Science Partners in Northern New England SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 2009; 22 (1): 42-55	0	4	1	33
17332	18454 Sampson KA, Goodrich CG Making Place: Identity Construction and Community Formation through "Sense of Place" in Westland, New Zealand SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 2009; 22 (10): 901-915	0	1	2	43
17333	18757 Foote L, Krogman N, Spence J Should Academics Advocate on Environmental Issues? SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 2009 JUL; 22 (6): 579-589	0	2	1	51
17334	19121 Qin H, Flint CG Toward a Transdisciplinary Environmental and Resource Sociology in China SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 2010; 23 (11): 1123-1131	0	0	2	34
17335	17764 Surikova S UNDERSTANDING OF THE ESSENCE OF PUPILS' MICROGROUPS' ACTIVITY IN THE SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE SOCIETY, INTEGRATION, EDUCATION, PROCEEDINGS. 2008; : 263-271	0	0	1	45
17336	11312 AKKERMAN A THE RELATIONAL STRUCTURE OF HUMAN-SERVICES PLANNING - AN INPUT-OUTPUT-ANALYSIS SOCIO-ECONOMIC PLANNING SCIENCES. 1992 JAN; 26 (1): 15-26	0	0	1	28
17337	19319 McDonald S Right place, right time: serendipity and informal job matching SOCIO-ECONOMIC REVIEW. 2010 APR; 8 (2): 307-331	0	1	3	57
17338	19598 Portes A, Smith LD Institutions and national development in Latin America: a comparative study SOCIO-ECONOMIC REVIEW. 2010 OCT; 8 (4): 585-621	0	0	7	83
17339	19825 Deutschmann C A pragmatist theory of capitalism SOCIO-ECONOMIC REVIEW. 2011 JAN; 9 (1): 83-106	0	0	2	61
17340	19826 Schimank U Against all odds: the 'loyalty' of small investors SOCIO-ECONOMIC REVIEW. 2011 JAN; 9 (1): 107-135	0	0	3	72
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
17341	13778 Koslowski P The theory of evolution as sociobiology and bioeconomics - A critique of its claim to totality SOCIOBIOLOGY AND BIOECONOMICS. 1999; : 301-328	0	0	1	47
17342	13779 Singer B, Ryff CD Hierarchies of life histories and associated health risks SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS AND HEALTH IN INDUSTRIAL NATIONS. 1999; 896: 96-115	0	83	2	68
17343	12644 Konopasek Z Sociology as power-play SOCIOLOGIA. 1996; 28 (2): 99-125	0	2	2	89
17344	12645 Lubelcova G Forming of starting points for sociological interpretation of crime. SOCIOLOGIA. 1996; 28 (4): 335-342	0	1	2	23
17345	13022 Kuska M, Gyarfasova O Brain drain: Causes and context. SOCIOLOGIA. 1997; 29 (2): 191-209	0	1	0	16
17346	14120 Ondrejkovic P Modernization and anomie. Is the theory of anomie topical in the present Slovak society? SOCIOLOGIA. 2000; 32 (4): 343-360	2	5	0	51
17347	14903 Misovic J Reflections on the social consciousness in the past and in the present SOCIOLOGIA. 2002; 34 (4): 287-304	0	1	1	55
17348	15695 Schenk J Anomie in Slovakia: An attempt at measurement SOCIOLOGIA. 2004; 36 (2): 107-136	1	2	7	30
17349	16131 Klobucky R Methodological issues of studying the history of Slovak sociology SOCIOLOGIA. 2005; 37 (2): 177-196	0	0	0	52
17350	16132 Kubatova H Cultural transformation of the Czech society against the background of its economic and political transformation SOCIOLOGIA. 2005; 37 (4): 351-372	0	0	0	18
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
17351	17161 Kostlan D Struggle for the definition of citizenship: Institutional and discursive forms and techniques of construction of the image of foreigner in the development of french republican model of integration SOCIOLOGIA. 2007; 39 (4): 337-356	0	0	1	44
17352	17574 Valentinov V The economics of social order: contrasting Durkheim and Buchanan SOCIOLOGIA. 2007 FAL; 39 (6): 522-534	0	0	1	19
17353	18620 Mucha J Sociology in Central and Eastern Europe or East European Sociology: Historical and Present SOCIOLOGIA. 2009 SPR; 41 (6): 507-525	0	0	1	32
17354	19122 Balon J The Early American Sociology and Its Historical Contextualization. SOCIOLOGIA. 2010; 42 (1): 5-32	0	0	3	116
17355	19123 Schenk J Anomie in Slovakia in 2001 and 2008: Comparison and Some Methodological Issues SOCIOLOGIA. 2010; 42 (4): 287-315	0	0	8	45
17356	19320 Federici R The Health Inequalities and the Social Structure of Therapies and Pharmacy Practice in an Aging Society: A Research in Umbria SOCIOLOGIA. 2010 SPR; 42 (3): 255-268	0	0	1	32
17357	1793 BECKER HA APPROACHING A SERVICE RELATION FROM THE ROLE CONCEPT SOCIOLOGIA NEERLANDICA. 1964; 2 (1): 3-19	0	0	1	5
17358	2019 LAMMERS CJ MIDSHIPMEN AND CANDIDATE RESERVE OFFICERS AT THE ROYAL NETHERLANDS NAVAL COLLEGE - A COMPARATIVE-STUDY OF A SOCIALIZATION PROCESS SOCIOLOGIA NEERLANDICA. 1965; 2 (2): 98-123	0	4	2	12
17359	3468 DEJAGER H SOCIALLY MIXED MARRIAGE - SOME CONSIDERATIONS ON MATE SELECTION AND TRANSMISSION OF CULTURE SOCIOLOGIA NEERLANDICA. 1970; 6 (1): 14-35	0	1	3	58
17360	3469 BRAAM GPA SOCIAL WORK AS A MEANS TO SOCIAL CHANGE SOCIOLOGIA NEERLANDICA. 1970; 6 (2): 155-167	0	1	2	61
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
17361	4816 AUPING J REVIEW OF MERTONS,R SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY IN SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY ENGLAND SOCIOLOGIA NEERLANDICA. 1974; 10 (1): 59-71	0	0	1	16
17362	5216 TEITLER G PROFESSIONALIZATION OF MILITARY LEADERSHIP SOCIOLOGIA NEERLANDICA. 1975; 11 (2): 159-180	0	0	1	21
17363	2507 RAMBAUD P TOURISM AND URBANIZATION OF THE COUNTRYSIDE SOCIOLOGIA RURALIS. 1967; 7 (4): 311-334	0	2	0	32
17364	2828 THORNS DC CHANGING SYSTEM OF RURAL STRATIFICATION SOCIOLOGIA RURALIS. 1968; 8 (2): 161-178	0	10	2	31
17365	3125 PEPER B AGRICULTURAL POLICY AND SOCIAL POLICY - FUTURE OF FAMILY FARM SOCIOLOGIA RURALIS. 1969; 9 (3): 221-234	0	0	1	15
17366	5217 MUNTERS QJ SOME REMARKS ON OPENING UP OF RURAL SOCIAL-SYSTEMS SOCIOLOGIA RURALIS. 1975; 15 (1-2): 34-45	0	0	1	14
17367	6434 CERNEA M MACROSOCIAL CHANGE, FEMINIZATION OF AGRICULTURE AND PEASANT WOMENS THREEFOLD ECONOMIC-ROLE SOCIOLOGIA RURALIS. 1978; 18 (2-3): 107-124	0	9	1	20
17368	8396 HAINARD F, BUTTEL FH WHERE IS NORTH-AMERICAN RURAL SOCIOLOGY HEADED SOCIOLOGIA RURALIS. 1983; 23 (2): 145-158	0	1	3	37
17369	8397 SYMES DG, MARSDEN TK COMPLEMENTARY ROLES AND ASYMMETRICAL LIVES - FARMERS WIVES IN A LARGE FARM ENVIRONMENT SOCIOLOGIA RURALIS. 1983; 23 (3-4): 229-241	0	24	1	15
17370	8769 CERNEA MM THE ROLE OF SOCIOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE IN PLANNED RURAL-DEVELOPMENT SOCIOLOGIA RURALIS. 1984; 24 (3-4): 185-201	0	2	1	21
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
17371	16386 Jobes PC, Donnermeyer JF, Barclay E A tale of two towns: Social structure, integration and crime in rural New South Wales SOCIOLOGIA RURALIS. 2005 JUL; 45 (3): 224-+	0	2	3	38
17372	19827 Noack E Are Rural Women Mobility Deprived? - A Case Study from Scotland SOCIOLOGIA RURALIS. 2011 JAN; 51 (1): 79-97	0	0	1	118
17373	5640 MERTON RK Sociological Ambivalence SOCIOLOGICAL AMBIVALENCE. 1976;	242	242	0	0
17374	3470 GERHARZ GP SECULARIZATION AS LOSS OF SOCIAL CONTROL - TOWARD A NEW THEORY SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1970; 31 (1): 1-11	0	3	2	55
17375	3804 NEWMAN WM ROLE CONFLICT IN MINISTRY AND ROLE OF SEMINARY - PILOT STUDY SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1971; 32 (4): 238-248	0	1	1	19
17376	4130 ROOF WC LOCAL-COSMOPOLITAN ORIENTATION AND TRADITIONAL RELIGIOUS COMMITMENT SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1972; 33 (1): 1-15	6	20	2	46
17377	4817 HUFF TE IS A THEORY OF SOCIOCULTURAL PROCESS POSSIBLE WITHOUT REFERENCE TO CIVILIZATIONAL COMPLEXES SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1974; 35 (2): 85-94	1	2	1	33
17378	4818 NELSON LD FUNCTIONS AND DIMENSIONS OF RELIGION SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1974; 35 (4): 263-272	0	1	1	51
17379	5641 POTVIN RH ROLE UNCERTAINTY AND COMMITMENT AMONG SEMINARY FACULTY SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1976; 37 (1): 45-52	1	1	1	30
17380	5642 FAIA MA SECULARIZATION AND SCHOLARSHIP AMONG AMERICAN PROFESSORS SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1976; 37 (1): 63-73	1	3	2	18
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
17381	6017 NYE WP MEAD,GH AND PARADOX OF PREDICTION SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1977; 38 (2): 91-105	0	2	2	32
17382	6435 FAY LF DIFFERENTIAL ANOMIC RESPONSES IN A RELIGIOUS COMMUNITY SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1978; 39 (1): 62-76	0	2	4	14
17383	6436 WOODRUM E TOWARDS A THEORY OF TENSION IN AMERICAN PROTESTANTISM SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1978; 39 (3): 219-227	0	6	2	40
17384	6841 GARRETT WR REFERENCE GROUPS AND ROLE STRAINS RELATED TO SPIRITUAL WELL-BEING SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1979; 40 (1): 43-58	0	4	1	39
17385	6842 TAMNEY JB ESTABLISHED RELIGIOSITY IN MODERN SOCIETY - ISLAM IN INDONESIA SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1979; 40 (2): 125-135	1	8	5	20
17386	6843 DANN GMS RELIGION AND CULTURAL-IDENTITY - CASE OF UMBANDA SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1979; 40 (3): 208-225	0	0	1	48
17387	7232 MUELLER GH THE DIMENSIONS OF RELIGIOSITY SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1980; 41 (1): 1-24	0	9	3	86
17388	7233 LEHMAN EC PATTERNS OF LAY RESISTANCE TO WOMEN IN MINISTRY SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1980; 41 (4): 317-338	0	7	3	55
17389	7234 AMMERMAN NT THE CIVIL-RIGHTS MOVEMENT AND THE CLERGY IN A SOUTHERN COMMUNITY SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1980; 41 (4): 339-350	1	1	4	30
17390	8007 ROBERTSON R PARSONS ON THE EVOLUTIONARY SIGNIFICANCE OF AMERICAN-RELIGION SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1982; 43 (4): 307-325	1	6	3	56
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
17391	8398 SEIDMAN S MODERNITY, MEANING, AND CULTURAL PESSIMISM IN WEBER,MAX SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1983; 44 (4): 267-278	0	5	2	42
17392	8399 SWATOS WH ENCHANTMENT AND DISENCHANTMENT IN MODERNITY - THE SIGNIFICANCE OF RELIGION AS A SOCIOLOGICAL CATEGORY SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1983; 44 (4): 321-337	0	5	5	102
17393	8400 MILLS EW THE SOCIOLOGY OF RELIGION AS AN ASA SUBDISCIPLINE SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1983; 44 (4): 339-353	0	5	3	20
17394	8770 BAINBRIDGE WS, STARK R FORMAL EXPLANATION OF RELIGION - A PROGRESS REPORT SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1984; 45 (2): 145-158	0	8	4	90
17395	8771 BAINBRIDGE WS RELIGIOUS INSANITY IN AMERICA - THE OFFICIAL 19TH-CENTURY THEORY SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1984; 45 (3): 223-240	0	6	2	81
17396	8772 NIELSEN DA MANSON,CHARLES FAMILY OF LOVE - A CASE-STUDY OF ANOMISM, PUERILISM AND TRANSMORAL CONSCIOUSNESS IN CIVILIZATIONAL PERSPECTIVE SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1984; 45 (4): 315-337	0	4	1	68
17397	9113 AIDALA AA SOCIAL-CHANGE, GENDER ROLES, AND NEW RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1985; 46 (3): 287-314	0	19	2	83
17398	9628 MATHISEN JA ODEA,THOMAS DILEMMAS OF INSTITUTIONALIZATION - A CASE-STUDY AND REEVALUATION AFTER 25 YEARS SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1987 WIN; 47 (4): 302-318	0	3	2	30
17399	9706 FLYNN CP, KUNKEL SR DEPRIVATION, COMPENSATION, AND CONCEPTIONS OF AN AFTERLIFE SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1987 SPR; 48 (1): 58-72	0	6	1	6
17400	9786 DINGES WD RITUAL CONFLICT AS SOCIAL-CONFLICT - LITURGICAL REFORM IN THE ROMAN-CATHOLIC CHURCH SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1987 SUM; 48 (2): 138-157	0	6	3	155

Date / Author / Journal

17301

SOCIAL-WORK-PRACTICE IN SMALL SOCIAL FORMS - IDENTIFYING COLLECTIVITY

SOCIAL WORK WITH GROUPS. 1986 WIN; 9 (4): 7-32

17302

9424 MEDDIN B

UNANTICIPATED AND UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES OF THE GROUP-PROCESS - ENHANCING SUCCESSFUL GROUP FUNCTIONING

SOCIAL WORK WITH GROUPS. 1986 SUM; 9 (2): 83-92

17303

9705 FASHIMPAR GA, HARRIS LT

SOCIAL-WORK AT 30 MPH - MINI-BIKE REHABILITATION GROUPS FOR JUVENILE DELINQUENTS

SOCIAL WORK WITH GROUPS. 1987 SPR; 10 (1): 33-48

17304

9785 GUMMER B

GROUPS AS SUBSTANCE AND SYMBOL - GROUP PROCESSES AND ORGANIZATIONAL POLITICS

SOCIAL WORK WITH GROUPS. 1987 SUM; 10 (2): 25-39

17305

10270 BROWER AM

GROUP DEVELOPMENT AS CONSTRUCTED SOCIAL-REALITY - A SOCIAL-COGNITIVE UNDERSTANDING OF GROUP FORMATION

SOCIAL WORK WITH GROUPS. 1989; 12 (2): 23-41

17306

10271 SCHARLACH AE

SOCIAL GROUP WORK WITH THE ELDERLY - A ROLE-THEORY PERSPECTIVE

SOCIAL WORK WITH GROUPS. 1989; 12 (3): 33-46

17307

11264 KACEN L, ANSON J, NIR S, LIVNEH N

GROUP WORK WITH THE BEDOUIN POPULATION OF THE NEGEV

SOCIAL WORK WITH GROUPS. 1992; 15 (2-3): 81-94

17308

11265 MONDROS JB, WOODROW R, WEINSTEIN L

THE USE OF GROUPS TO MANAGE CONFLICT

SOCIAL WORK WITH GROUPS. 1992; 15 (4): 43-57

17309

6431 KELLNER D

IDEOLOGY, MARXISM, AND ADVANCED CAPITALISM

SOCIALIST REVIEW. 1978; (42): 37-65

17310

18452 Spreafico A

What does 'integration' mean in an Immigration Society?

SOCIEDADE E CULTURA. 2009; 12 (1): 127-138

Date / Author / Journal

17311

SOME SUGGESTIONS FROM BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES FOR HISTORIANS INTERESTED IN STUDY OF ATTITUDES

SOCIETAS-A REVIEW OF SOCIAL HISTORY. 1973; 3 (1): 1-19

17312

14901 Ferreol G

Structure of temporality and social reality

SOCIETES. 2002; 76 (2): 5-16

17313

14902 La Mura RM

The shifting of departmental dynamics among bureaucrats of the Fonction Publique Territoriale, or the effects of a bureaucratic model in development

SOCIETES. 2002; 78 (4): 17-37

17314

15268 Carretero Pasin AE

Social reaction in the face of catastrophe - An interpretation of community response to an ecological crisis

SOCIETES. 2003; 81 (3): 91-103

17315

16130 Pourtau L

Technoid subculture, between deviancy and rupture of the Hobbesian pact

SOCIETES. 2005; 90 (4): 71-87

17316

5639 MITROFF II

PASSIONATE SCIENTISTS

SOCIETY. 1976; 13 (6): 51-57

17317

6432 WIENER AJ

GROWTH AS IDEOLOGY

SOCIETY. 1978; 15 (2): 49-53

17318

6433 REX J

THREATENING THEORIES

SOCIETY. 1978; 15 (3): 46-49

17319

9112 HUFF TE

INFORMATION, SCIENCE AND UNIVERSALITY

SOCIETY. 1985; 22 (5): 9-14

17320

13021 Scarce R

Socially constructing Pacific salmon

SOCIETY & ANIMALS. 1997; 5 (2): 117-135

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

17321

11461 BUTTEL FH, TAYLOR PJ

ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIOLOGY AND GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGE - A CRITICAL-ASSESSMENT

SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 1992 JUL-SEP; 5 (3): 211-230

17322

12901 Gramling R, Freudenburg WR

Crude, Coppertone(R), and the coast: Developmental channelization and constraint of alternative development opportunities

SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 1996 SEP-OCT; 9 (5): 483-506

17323

13270 Andrews WH

Social inventions for environmental solutions and filling institutional blanks

SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 1997 SEP-OCT; 10 (5): 501-505

17324

13516 Weinberg AS

Distinguishing among green businesses: Growth, green, and anomie

SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 1998 APR-MAY; 11 (3): 241-250

17325

13895 Pellow DN

Negotiation and confrontation: Environmental policymaking through consensus

SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 1999 APR-MAY; 12 (3): 189-203

17326

13960 Tuler S, Webler T

Voices from the forest: What participants expect of a public participation process

SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 1999 JUL-AUG; 12 (5): 437-453

17327

14070 Scarce R

Who - Or what - Is in control here? - Understanding the social context of salmon biology

SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 1999 DEC; 12 (8): 763-776

17328

15317 Cortese CF

Conflicting uses of the river: Anticipated threats to the resource

SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 2003 JAN; 16 (1): 1-18

17329

16330 Flint CG, Luloff AE

Natural resource-based communities, risk, and disaster: An intersection of theories

SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 2005 MAY-JUN; 18 (5): 399-412

17330

17763 Stern MJ

The Power of Trust: Toward a Theory of Local Opposition to Neighboring Protected Areas

SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 2008; 21 (10): 859-875

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

17331

18453 Hartley TW, Robertson R

Stakeholder Collaboration in Fisheries Research: Integrating Knowledge Among Fishing Leaders and Science Partners in Northern New England

SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 2009; 22 (1): 42-55

17332

18454 Sampson KA, Goodrich CG

Making Place: Identity Construction and Community Formation through "Sense of Place" in Westland, New Zealand

SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 2009; 22 (10): 901-915

17333

18757 Foote L, Krogman N, Spence J

Should Academics Advocate on Environmental Issues?

SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 2009 JUL; 22 (6): 579-589

17334

19121 Qin H, Flint CG

Toward a Transdisciplinary Environmental and Resource Sociology in China

SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES. 2010; 23 (11): 1123-1131

17335

17764 Surikova S

UNDERSTANDING OF THE ESSENCE OF PUPILS' MICROGROUPS' ACTIVITY IN THE SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE

SOCIETY, INTEGRATION, EDUCATION, PROCEEDINGS. 2008; : 263-271

17336

11312 AKKERMAN A

THE RELATIONAL STRUCTURE OF HUMAN-SERVICES PLANNING - AN INPUT-OUTPUT-ANALYSIS

SOCIO-ECONOMIC PLANNING SCIENCES. 1992 JAN; 26 (1): 15-26

17337

19319 McDonald S

Right place, right time: serendipity and informal job matching

SOCIO-ECONOMIC REVIEW. 2010 APR; 8 (2): 307-331

17338

19598 Portes A, Smith LD

Institutions and national development in Latin America: a comparative study

SOCIO-ECONOMIC REVIEW. 2010 OCT; 8 (4): 585-621

17339

19825 Deutschmann C

A pragmatist theory of capitalism

SOCIO-ECONOMIC REVIEW. 2011 JAN; 9 (1): 83-106

17340

19826 Schimank U

Against all odds: the 'loyalty' of small investors

SOCIO-ECONOMIC REVIEW. 2011 JAN; 9 (1): 107-135

Date / Author / Journal

17341

The theory of evolution as sociobiology and bioeconomics - A critique of its claim to totality

SOCIOBIOLOGY AND BIOECONOMICS. 1999; : 301-328

17342

13779 Singer B, Ryff CD

Hierarchies of life histories and associated health risks

SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS AND HEALTH IN INDUSTRIAL NATIONS. 1999; 896: 96-115

17343

12644 Konopasek Z

Sociology as power-play

SOCIOLOGIA. 1996; 28 (2): 99-125

17344

12645 Lubelcova G

Forming of starting points for sociological interpretation of crime.

SOCIOLOGIA. 1996; 28 (4): 335-342

17345

13022 Kuska M, Gyarfasova O

Brain drain: Causes and context.

SOCIOLOGIA. 1997; 29 (2): 191-209

17346

14120 Ondrejkovic P

Modernization and anomie. Is the theory of anomie topical in the present Slovak society?

SOCIOLOGIA. 2000; 32 (4): 343-360

17347

14903 Misovic J

Reflections on the social consciousness in the past and in the present

SOCIOLOGIA. 2002; 34 (4): 287-304

17348

15695 Schenk J

Anomie in Slovakia: An attempt at measurement

SOCIOLOGIA. 2004; 36 (2): 107-136

17349

16131 Klobucky R

Methodological issues of studying the history of Slovak sociology

SOCIOLOGIA. 2005; 37 (2): 177-196

17350

16132 Kubatova H

Cultural transformation of the Czech society against the background of its economic and political transformation

SOCIOLOGIA. 2005; 37 (4): 351-372

Date / Author / Journal

17351

Struggle for the definition of citizenship: Institutional and discursive forms and techniques of construction of the image of foreigner in the development of french republican model of integration

SOCIOLOGIA. 2007; 39 (4): 337-356

17352

17574 Valentinov V

The economics of social order: contrasting Durkheim and Buchanan

SOCIOLOGIA. 2007 FAL; 39 (6): 522-534

17353

18620 Mucha J

Sociology in Central and Eastern Europe or East European Sociology: Historical and Present

SOCIOLOGIA. 2009 SPR; 41 (6): 507-525

17354

19122 Balon J

The Early American Sociology and Its Historical Contextualization.

SOCIOLOGIA. 2010; 42 (1): 5-32

116

17355

19123 Schenk J

Anomie in Slovakia in 2001 and 2008: Comparison and Some Methodological Issues

SOCIOLOGIA. 2010; 42 (4): 287-315

17356

19320 Federici R

The Health Inequalities and the Social Structure of Therapies and Pharmacy Practice in an Aging Society: A Research in Umbria

SOCIOLOGIA. 2010 SPR; 42 (3): 255-268

17357

1793 BECKER HA

APPROACHING A SERVICE RELATION FROM THE ROLE CONCEPT

SOCIOLOGIA NEERLANDICA. 1964; 2 (1): 3-19

17358

2019 LAMMERS CJ

MIDSHIPMEN AND CANDIDATE RESERVE OFFICERS AT THE ROYAL NETHERLANDS NAVAL COLLEGE - A COMPARATIVE-STUDY OF A SOCIALIZATION PROCESS

SOCIOLOGIA NEERLANDICA. 1965; 2 (2): 98-123

17359

3468 DEJAGER H

SOCIALLY MIXED MARRIAGE - SOME CONSIDERATIONS ON MATE SELECTION AND TRANSMISSION OF CULTURE

SOCIOLOGIA NEERLANDICA. 1970; 6 (1): 14-35

17360

3469 BRAAM GPA

SOCIAL WORK AS A MEANS TO SOCIAL CHANGE

SOCIOLOGIA NEERLANDICA. 1970; 6 (2): 155-167

Date / Author / Journal

17361

REVIEW OF MERTONS,R SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY IN SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY ENGLAND

SOCIOLOGIA NEERLANDICA. 1974; 10 (1): 59-71

17362

5216 TEITLER G

PROFESSIONALIZATION OF MILITARY LEADERSHIP

SOCIOLOGIA NEERLANDICA. 1975; 11 (2): 159-180

17363

2507 RAMBAUD P

TOURISM AND URBANIZATION OF THE COUNTRYSIDE

SOCIOLOGIA RURALIS. 1967; 7 (4): 311-334

17364

2828 THORNS DC

CHANGING SYSTEM OF RURAL STRATIFICATION

SOCIOLOGIA RURALIS. 1968; 8 (2): 161-178

17365

3125 PEPER B

AGRICULTURAL POLICY AND SOCIAL POLICY - FUTURE OF FAMILY FARM

SOCIOLOGIA RURALIS. 1969; 9 (3): 221-234

17366

5217 MUNTERS QJ

SOME REMARKS ON OPENING UP OF RURAL SOCIAL-SYSTEMS

SOCIOLOGIA RURALIS. 1975; 15 (1-2): 34-45

17367

6434 CERNEA M

MACROSOCIAL CHANGE, FEMINIZATION OF AGRICULTURE AND PEASANT WOMENS THREEFOLD ECONOMIC-ROLE

SOCIOLOGIA RURALIS. 1978; 18 (2-3): 107-124

17368

8396 HAINARD F, BUTTEL FH

WHERE IS NORTH-AMERICAN RURAL SOCIOLOGY HEADED

SOCIOLOGIA RURALIS. 1983; 23 (2): 145-158

17369

8397 SYMES DG, MARSDEN TK

COMPLEMENTARY ROLES AND ASYMMETRICAL LIVES - FARMERS WIVES IN A LARGE FARM ENVIRONMENT

SOCIOLOGIA RURALIS. 1983; 23 (3-4): 229-241

17370

8769 CERNEA MM

THE ROLE OF SOCIOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE IN PLANNED RURAL-DEVELOPMENT

SOCIOLOGIA RURALIS. 1984; 24 (3-4): 185-201

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

17371

16386 Jobes PC, Donnermeyer JF, Barclay E

A tale of two towns: Social structure, integration and crime in rural New South Wales

SOCIOLOGIA RURALIS. 2005 JUL; 45 (3): 224-+

17372

19827 Noack E

Are Rural Women Mobility Deprived? - A Case Study from Scotland

SOCIOLOGIA RURALIS. 2011 JAN; 51 (1): 79-97

118

17373

5640 MERTON RK

Sociological Ambivalence

SOCIOLOGICAL AMBIVALENCE. 1976;

242

17374

3470 GERHARZ GP

SECULARIZATION AS LOSS OF SOCIAL CONTROL - TOWARD A NEW THEORY

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1970; 31 (1): 1-11

17375

3804 NEWMAN WM

ROLE CONFLICT IN MINISTRY AND ROLE OF SEMINARY - PILOT STUDY

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1971; 32 (4): 238-248

17376

4130 ROOF WC

LOCAL-COSMOPOLITAN ORIENTATION AND TRADITIONAL RELIGIOUS COMMITMENT

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1972; 33 (1): 1-15

17377

4817 HUFF TE

IS A THEORY OF SOCIOCULTURAL PROCESS POSSIBLE WITHOUT REFERENCE TO CIVILIZATIONAL COMPLEXES

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1974; 35 (2): 85-94

17378

4818 NELSON LD

FUNCTIONS AND DIMENSIONS OF RELIGION

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1974; 35 (4): 263-272

17379

5641 POTVIN RH

ROLE UNCERTAINTY AND COMMITMENT AMONG SEMINARY FACULTY

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1976; 37 (1): 45-52

17380

5642 FAIA MA

SECULARIZATION AND SCHOLARSHIP AMONG AMERICAN PROFESSORS

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1976; 37 (1): 63-73

Date / Author / Journal

17381

MEAD,GH AND PARADOX OF PREDICTION

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1977; 38 (2): 91-105

17382

6435 FAY LF

DIFFERENTIAL ANOMIC RESPONSES IN A RELIGIOUS COMMUNITY

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1978; 39 (1): 62-76

17383

6436 WOODRUM E

TOWARDS A THEORY OF TENSION IN AMERICAN PROTESTANTISM

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1978; 39 (3): 219-227

17384

6841 GARRETT WR

REFERENCE GROUPS AND ROLE STRAINS RELATED TO SPIRITUAL WELL-BEING

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1979; 40 (1): 43-58

17385

6842 TAMNEY JB

ESTABLISHED RELIGIOSITY IN MODERN SOCIETY - ISLAM IN INDONESIA

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1979; 40 (2): 125-135

17386

6843 DANN GMS

RELIGION AND CULTURAL-IDENTITY - CASE OF UMBANDA

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1979; 40 (3): 208-225

17387

7232 MUELLER GH

THE DIMENSIONS OF RELIGIOSITY

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1980; 41 (1): 1-24

17388

7233 LEHMAN EC

PATTERNS OF LAY RESISTANCE TO WOMEN IN MINISTRY

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1980; 41 (4): 317-338

17389

7234 AMMERMAN NT

THE CIVIL-RIGHTS MOVEMENT AND THE CLERGY IN A SOUTHERN COMMUNITY

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1980; 41 (4): 339-350

17390

8007 ROBERTSON R

PARSONS ON THE EVOLUTIONARY SIGNIFICANCE OF AMERICAN-RELIGION

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1982; 43 (4): 307-325

Date / Author / Journal

17391

MODERNITY, MEANING, AND CULTURAL PESSIMISM IN WEBER,MAX

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1983; 44 (4): 267-278

17392

8399 SWATOS WH

ENCHANTMENT AND DISENCHANTMENT IN MODERNITY - THE SIGNIFICANCE OF RELIGION AS A SOCIOLOGICAL CATEGORY

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1983; 44 (4): 321-337

102

17393

8400 MILLS EW

THE SOCIOLOGY OF RELIGION AS AN ASA SUBDISCIPLINE

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1983; 44 (4): 339-353

17394

8770 BAINBRIDGE WS, STARK R

FORMAL EXPLANATION OF RELIGION - A PROGRESS REPORT

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1984; 45 (2): 145-158

17395

8771 BAINBRIDGE WS

RELIGIOUS INSANITY IN AMERICA - THE OFFICIAL 19TH-CENTURY THEORY

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1984; 45 (3): 223-240

17396

8772 NIELSEN DA

MANSON,CHARLES FAMILY OF LOVE - A CASE-STUDY OF ANOMISM, PUERILISM AND TRANSMORAL CONSCIOUSNESS IN CIVILIZATIONAL PERSPECTIVE

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1984; 45 (4): 315-337

17397

9113 AIDALA AA

SOCIAL-CHANGE, GENDER ROLES, AND NEW RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1985; 46 (3): 287-314

17398

9628 MATHISEN JA

ODEA,THOMAS DILEMMAS OF INSTITUTIONALIZATION - A CASE-STUDY AND REEVALUATION AFTER 25 YEARS

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1987 WIN; 47 (4): 302-318

17399

9706 FLYNN CP, KUNKEL SR

DEPRIVATION, COMPENSATION, AND CONCEPTIONS OF AN AFTERLIFE

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1987 SPR; 48 (1): 58-72

17400

9786 DINGES WD

RITUAL CONFLICT AS SOCIAL-CONFLICT - LITURGICAL REFORM IN THE ROMAN-CATHOLIC CHURCH

SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. 1987 SUM; 48 (2): 138-157

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