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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
17601	6852 GOODMAN NR MEASURES OF FEMALE MOBILITY SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1979; 49 (4): 55-57	0	0	2	28
17602	7237 BURT RS ACTOR INTERESTS IN A SOCIAL TOPOLOGY - FOUNDATION FOR A STRUCTURAL THEORY OF ACTION SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1980; 50 (2): 107-132	0	1	9	88
17603	7238 ZERUBAVEL E THE BENEDICTINE ETHIC AND THE MODERN SPIRIT OF SCHEDULING - ON SCHEDULES AND SOCIAL-ORGANIZATION SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1980; 50 (2): 157-169	2	5	5	59
17604	7239 TELLES JL TIME, RANK, AND SOCIAL-CONTROL SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1980; 50 (2): 171-183	1	1	7	50
17605	7627 TIRYAKIAN EA THE SOCIOLOGICAL IMPORT OF A METAPHOR - TRACKING THE SOURCE OF WEBER,MAX IRON CAGE SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1981; 51 (1): 27-33	1	8	2	20
17606	7628 JOHNSON HM PARSONS,TALCOTT AND THE THEORY OF ACTION - EDITORIAL INTRODUCTION SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1981; 51 (3-4): R3-R17	1	1	3	23
17607	7629 HAYES AC STRUCTURE AND CREATIVITY - THE USE OF TRANSFORMATIONAL GENERATIVE MODELS IN ACTION THEORY SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1981; 51 (3-4): 219-239	2	5	1	52
17608	7630 KLAUSNER M, GROVES MA EMPIRICAL APPLICATIONS OF PARSONIAN THEORY SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1981; 51 (3-4): 243-265	0	1	1	33
17609	7631 MUENCH R SOCIALIZATION AND PERSONALITY-DEVELOPMENT FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF ACTION THEORY, THE LEGACY OF DURKHEIM,EMILE SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1981; 51 (3-4): 311-354	0	0	10	100
17610	7632 GERSTEIN DR CULTURAL ACTION AND HEROIN-ADDICTION SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1981; 51 (3-4): 355-370	1	1	0	29
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
17611	7633 LIDZ V CONCEPTIONS OF VALUE-RELEVANCE AND THE THEORY OF ACTION SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1981; 51 (3-4): 371-408	1	2	1	41
17612	8011 BOSKOFF A SOCIAL FAILURE IN MODERN SOCIETY - A REFORMULATION AND A TENTATIVE THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1982; 52 (2): 89-105	0	0	2	66
17613	8012 WILLIS CL DURKHEIM CONCEPT OF ANOMIE - SOME OBSERVATIONS SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1982; 52 (2): 106-113	2	3	3	16
17614	8013 PANKHURST JG FACTORS IN THE POST-STALIN EMERGENCE OF SOVIET SOCIOLOGY SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1982; 52 (3): 165-183	0	3	6	66
17615	8014 HENRICKS TS TOWARD A GENERAL-THEORY OF ALIENATION SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1982; 52 (3): 200-221	0	1	7	55
17616	8015 DANZIGER N MULTIPLE JOBS AND INEQUALITY IN EARNINGS SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1982; 52 (3): 243-254	1	1	14	32
17617	8402 FRANCK KA COMMUNITY BY DESIGN SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1983; 53 (2-3): 289-313	0	4	3	59
17618	8403 RABOW J, BERKMAN SL, KESSLER R THE CULTURE OF POVERTY AND LEARNED HELPLESSNESS - A SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1983; 53 (4): 419-434	0	8	7	100
17619	8774 AUSTER D MENTORS AND PROTEGES - POWER-DEPENDENT DYADS SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1984; 54 (2): 142-153	1	17	2	34
17620	8775 SEWART JJ IS A CRITICAL-SOCIOLOGY POSSIBLE - GOULDNER,ALVIN AND THE DARK SIDE OF THE DIALECTIC SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1984; 54 (3): 231-259	0	0	2	110
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
17621	8776 MITCHELL RG ALIENATION AND DEVIANCE - STRAIN THEORY RECONSIDERED SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1984; 54 (3): 330-345	1	2	4	70
17622	8777 SAYLES ML RELATIVE DEPRIVATION AND COLLECTIVE PROTEST - AN IMPOVERISHED THEORY SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1984; 54 (4): 449-465	1	3	6	53
17623	9116 KNAPP P THE QUESTION OF HEGELIAN INFLUENCE UPON DURKHEIM SOCIOLOGY SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1985; 55 (1): 1-15	0	0	4	68
17624	9117 BIGGART NW SCANDALS IN THE WHITE-HOUSE - AN ORGANIZATIONAL EXPLANATION SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1985; 55 (2): 109-130	0	3	3	81
17625	9118 SANDERS JM, WONG HY GRADUATE TRAINING AND INITIAL JOB PLACEMENT SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1985; 55 (2): 154-169	1	7	11	36
17626	9119 BROWN SE THE CLASS-DELINQUENCY HYPOTHESIS AND JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM BIAS SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1985; 55 (2): 212-223	1	2	6	27
17627	9120 LAMPE PE FRIENDSHIP AND ADULTERY SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1985; 55 (3): 310-324	0	2	1	36
17628	9298 COOK JA, FONOW MM KNOWLEDGE AND WOMENS INTERESTS - ISSUES OF EPISTEMOLOGY AND METHODOLOGY IN FEMINIST SOCIOLOGICAL-RESEARCH SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1986 WIN; 56 (1): 2-29	6	73	2	66
17629	9299 BREINES W THE 1950S - GENDER AND SOME SOCIAL-SCIENCE SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1986 WIN; 56 (1): 69-92	0	8	1	82
17630	9357 SIMON RJ, BAKANIC V, MCPHAIL C WHO COMPLAINS TO JOURNAL EDITORS AND WHAT HAPPENS SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1986 SPR; 56 (2): 259-271	7	14	9	19
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
17631	9425 KEARL MC KNOWING HOW TO QUIT - ON THE FINITUDES OF EVERYDAY LIFE SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1986 SUM; 56 (3): 283-303	1	2	2	72
17632	9707 FUHRMAN ER, SNIZEK WE COMPARATIVE HISTORICAL SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE - INTRODUCTION SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1987 SPR; 57 (2): 117-119	0	0	1	5
17633	9708 CHUBIN DE, WEINSTEIN J WAR PAINTERS AND WESTERN SCIENCE SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1987 SPR; 57 (2): 120-143	0	0	17	110
17634	9709 JAMISON A NATIONAL STYLES OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY - A COMPARATIVE MODEL SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1987 SPR; 57 (2): 144-158	0	4	1	35
17635	9710 FUHRMAN ER, SNIZEK WE FINNISH AND AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY - A CROSS-CULTURAL-COMPARISON SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1987 SPR; 57 (2): 204-221	0	0	7	55
17636	9849 BARROW CW INTELLECTUALS IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL-THEORY - A RADICAL CRITIQUE SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1987 FAL; 57 (4): 415-430	3	4	1	96
17637	10049 MESTROVIC SG DURKHEIM, SCHOPENHAUER AND THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GOALS AND MEANS - REVERSING THE ASSUMPTIONS IN THE PARSONIAN THEORY OF RATIONAL ACTION SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1988 SPR; 58 (2): 163-181	3	6	2	69
17638	10050 GRIMES MD THE FUNCTIONALIST PERSPECTIVE ON SOCIAL-INEQUALITY - SOME NEGLECTED THEORETICAL AND CONCEPTUAL ROOTS SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1988 SPR; 58 (2): 182-193	1	1	2	38
17639	10108 MEIER RF DISCOVERING DELINQUENCY SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1988 SUM; 58 (3): 231-239	0	0	4	20
17640	10109 MORRIS JM IMAGES OF COMMUNITY IN SCIENTIFIC TEXTS - A GRID GROUP-APPROACH TO THE ANALYSIS OF JOURNAL EDITORIALS SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1988 SUM; 58 (3): 240-260	0	2	7	20
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
17641	10172 GENTRY C THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF ABDUCTED CHILDREN AS A SOCIAL-PROBLEM SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1988 FAL; 58 (4): 413-425	0	4	5	25
17642	10372 SINGER BD THE CRITERIAL CRISIS OF THE ACADEMIC WORLD SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1989 SPR; 59 (2): 127-143	4	10	3	45
17643	10436 BERARDO FM SCIENTIFIC NORMS AND RESEARCH PUBLICATION ISSUES AND PROFESSIONAL ETHICS SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1989 SUM; 59 (3): 249-266	2	4	5	28
17644	10437 MESTROVIC SG SEARCHING FOR THE STARTING POINTS OF SCIENTIFIC INQUIRY - DURKHEIM RULES OF SOCIOLOGICAL METHOD AND SCHOPENHAUER PHILOSOPHY SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1989 SUM; 59 (3): 267-286	1	4	4	89
17645	10520 ROSENFELD R MERTON,ROBERT CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SOCIOLOGY OF DEVIANCE SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1989 FAL; 59 (4): 453-466	13	13	11	37
17646	10521 BENYEHUDA N, BRYMER RA, DUBIN SC, HARPER D, HERTZ R, et al. BECKER,HOWARD,S. - A PORTRAIT OF AN INTELLECTUALS SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1989 FAL; 59 (4): 467-489	1	1	2	60
17647	10645 DELANEY HR, WIDDISON HA CONTRIBUTIONS OF AMERICAN PRAGMATISM TO THE SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1990 WIN; 60 (1): 20-33	0	0	1	34
17648	10646 BARROW CW STYLES OF INTELLECTUALISM IN WEBERS HISTORICAL SOCIOLOGY SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1990 WIN; 60 (1): 47-61	0	1	2	33
17649	10788 FALK WW SOCIOLOGY AS A NATURAL-SCIENCE - THE AGENDA OF WALLACE,WALTER SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1990 SUM; 60 (3): 227-235	1	1	3	32
17650	10974 PARSONS T THE INTEGRATION OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIOLOGICAL-THEORY, THE MARSHALL LECTURES SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1991 WIN; 61 (1): 10-59	0	5	2	45
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
17651	11140 PEACOCK WG IN SEARCH OF SOCIAL-STRUCTURE SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1991 SUM; 61 (3): 281-298	0	0	11	67
17652	11198 RIGNEY D 3 KINDS OF ANTIINTELLECTUALISM - RETHINKING HOFSTADTER SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1991 FAL; 61 (4): 434-451	0	6	3	57
17653	11199 JAWORSKI GD CLASSICISM AND ROMANTICISM IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF TIME SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1991 FAL; 61 (4): 522-534	1	3	9	37
17654	11313 CATTON WR LARSEN,OTTO GRAND VIEW OF SOCIAL-SCIENCE SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1992 WIN; 62 (1): 1-10	0	1	1	1
17655	11667 HEEREN JW, SHICHOR D FACULTY MALFEASANCE - UNDERSTANDING ACADEMIC DEVIANCE SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1993 WIN; 63 (1): 49-63	0	0	11	45
17656	11668 DAVIDSON JK PREMARITAL SEXUAL INTERCOURSE AND AXIOMATIC THEORY CONSTRUCTION SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1993 WIN; 63 (1): 84-98	0	4	5	89
17657	11798 NASH B, WARDELL M THE CONTROL OF SOCIOLOGICAL-THEORY - IN PRAISE OF THE INTERREGNUM SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1993 SUM; 63 (3): 276-292	2	4	3	59
17658	11877 BAKER PL SPACE, TIME, SPACE-TIME AND SOCIETY SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1993 FAL; 63 (4): 406-424	0	5	3	68
17659	11878 FORREST TR DISASTER ANNIVERSARY - A SOCIAL RECONSTRUCTION OF TIME SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1993 FAL; 63 (4): 444-456	1	2	6	21
17660	11879 HOBBS TR IN DEFENSE OF SOCIOLOGY SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1993 FAL; 63 (4): 471-477	0	0	2	18
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
17661	11976 LEIBER MJ, FARNWORTH M, JAMIESON KM, NALLA MK BRIDGING THE GENDER-GAP IN CRIMINOLOGY - LIBERATION AND GENDER-SPECIFIC STRAIN EFFECTS ON DELINQUENCY SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1994 WIN; 64 (1): 56-68	1	7	13	45
17662	12853 Levine DN Sociology and the nation-state in an era of shifting boundaries SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1996 SUM; 66 (3): 253-266	1	2	2	30
17663	13084 Cerulo KA Reframing sociological concepts for a brave new (virtual?) world SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1997 WIN; 67 (1): 48-58	2	17	2	38
17664	13144 Mitrano JR That's not fair!: The social construction of organizational (in)justice among professionals SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1997 SPR; 67 (2): 182-206	0	4	2	51
17665	13145 Zajac B, Stearns LB CEOs' career backgrounds and corporate long-term strategic planning SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1997 SPR; 67 (2): 207-226	0	0	9	93
17666	13291 Silver I Constructing "social change" through philanthropy: Boundary framing and the articulation of vocabularies of motives for social movement participation SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1997 FAL; 67 (4): 488-503	0	10	1	48
17667	13517 Hudson SV Re-creational television: The paradox of change and continuity within stereotypical iconography SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1998 SPR; 68 (2): 242-257	0	1	5	54
17668	13595 Stepan-Norris J Strangers to their own class? SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1998 SUM; 68 (3): 329-353	0	0	4	72
17669	13596 Cerulo KA, Ruane JM Coming together: New taxonomies for the analysis of social relations SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1998 SUM; 68 (3): 398-425	1	8	6	54
17670	13820 Taylor PL Qualitative cowboy or qualitative dude: An impasse of validity, politics, and ethics? SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1999 WIN; 69 (1): 1-32	0	1	3	110
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
17671	13896 Yellin LL Role acquisition as a social process SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1999 SPR; 69 (2): 236-256	0	0	8	40
17672	14182 Chow S The significance of race in the private sphere: Asian Americans and spousal preferences SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2000 WIN; 70 (1): 1-29	2	5	7	55
17673	14183 Heaton TB, Jacobson CK Intergroup marriage: An examination of opportunity structures SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2000 WIN; 70 (1): 30-41	5	16	8	18
17674	14184 Vowell PR, May DC Another look at classic strain theory: Poverty status, perceived blocked opportunity, and gang membership as predictors of adolescent violent behavior SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2000 WIN; 70 (1): 42-60	1	7	11	38
17675	14260 Maxwell SR, Gray MK Deterrence: Testing the effects of perceived sanction certainty on probation violations SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2000 SPR; 70 (2): 117-136	0	6	1	67
17676	14414 Mogey J Review essay: The best that sociology can do SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2000 FAL; 70 (4): 520-529	0	0	1	7
17677	14581 Hecht LM Role conflict and role overload: Different concepts, different consequences SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2001 WIN; 71 (1): 111-121	1	14	6	20
17678	14739 Maxwell SR A focus on familial strain: Antisocial behavior and delinquency in Filipino society SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2001 SUM; 71 (3): 265-292	3	8	6	82
17679	15017 Meltzer BN, Musolf GR Resentment and ressentiment SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2002 SPR; 72 (2): 240-255	1	4	3	56
17680	15098 Peck DL Civility: A contemporary context for a meaningful historical concept SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2002 SUM; 72 (3): 358-375	0	5	1	42
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
17681	15579 Featherstone R, Deflem M Anomie and strain: Context and consequences of Merton's two theories SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2003 NOV; 73 (4): 471-489	7	8	32	71
17682	15580 Hannon L Poverty, delinquency, and educational attainment: Cumulative disadvantage or disadvantage saturation? SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2003 NOV; 73 (4): 575-594	4	18	2	41
17683	15750 Cochran JK, Chamlin MB, Beeghley L, Fenwick M Religion, religiosity, and nonmarital sexual conduct: An application of reference group theory SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2004 FEB; 74 (1): 102-127	2	14	14	64
17684	15848 Vowell PR, Chen A Predicting academic misconduct: A comparative test of four sociological explanations SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2004 MAY; 74 (2): 226-249	3	11	4	34
17685	16032 Morton LW, Allen BL, Li TY Rural housing adequacy and civic structure SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2004 NOV; 74 (4): 464-491	0	2	2	59
17686	16410 George M Making sense of muscle: The body experiences of collegiate women athletes SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2005 AUG; 75 (3): 317-345	0	11	3	67
17687	17025 Topalli V The seductive nature of autotelic crime: How neutralization theory serves as a boundary condition for understanding hardcore street offending SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2006 NOV; 76 (4): 475-501	0	6	5	87
17688	17850 Adair S Status and solidarity: A reformulation of early Durkheimian theory SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2008 FEB; 78 (1): 97-120	1	2	5	60
17689	18091 Hoffmann EA "Revenge" and "Rescue": Workplace deviance in the taxicab industry SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2008 AUG; 78 (3): 270-289	0	1	3	31
17690	18794 Hess DJ The Potentials and Limitations of Civil Society Research: Getting Undone Science Done SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2009 AUG; 79 (3): 306-327	1	7	7	58
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
17691	19498 York R, Clark B Critical Materialism: Science, Technology, and Environmental Sustainability SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2010 AUG; 80 (3): 475-499	0	0	5	118
17692	13023 Kiser E Evaluating qualitative methodologies - Comment SOCIOLOGICAL METHODOLOGY 1997, VOL 27. 1997; 27: 151-158	0	2	1	11
17693	14904 Pearce LD Integrating survey and ethnographic methods for systematic anomalous case analysis SOCIOLOGICAL METHODOLOGY 2002, VOL 32. 2002; 32: 103-132	1	9	2	36
17694	17162 Butts CT MODELS FOR GENERALIZED LOCATION SYSTEMS SOCIOLOGICAL METHODOLOGY 2007, VOL 37. 2007; 37: 283-348	0	1	3	104
17695	15696 Gorski PS The poverty of deductivism: A constructive realist model of sociological explanation SOCIOLOGICAL METHODOLOGY, VOL 34. 2004; 34: 1-33	3	0	2	71
17696	4482 WARNECKE RB, ZELLER RA TESTING TYPOLOGICAL HYPOTHESES - ANALYTIC EXAMPLE SOCIOLOGICAL METHODS & RESEARCH. 1973; 1 (3): 275-301	0	2	3	34
17697	4825 FARKAS G SPECIFICATION, RESIDUALS AND CONTEXTUAL EFFECTS SOCIOLOGICAL METHODS & RESEARCH. 1974; 2 (3): 333-363	5	44	2	44
17698	5650 HARGENS LL STANDARDIZED COEFFICIENTS AS STRUCTURAL PARAMETERS SOCIOLOGICAL METHODS & RESEARCH. 1976; 5 (2): 247-256	3	39	1	17
17699	6026 MCTAVISH DG, CLEARY JD, BRENT EE, PERMAN L, KNUDSEN KR ASSESSING RESEARCH METHODOLOGY - STRUCTURE OF PROFESSIONAL ASSESSMENTS OF METHODOLOGY SOCIOLOGICAL METHODS & RESEARCH. 1977; 6 (1): 3-44	0	7	6	64
17700	6459 BURT RS, WILEY JA, MINOR MJ, MURRAY JR STRUCTURE OF WELL-BEING - FORM, CONTENT, AND STABILITY OVER TIME SOCIOLOGICAL METHODS & RESEARCH. 1978; 6 (3): 365-407	1	20	3	42

Date / Author / Journal

17601

MEASURES OF FEMALE MOBILITY

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1979; 49 (4): 55-57

17602

7237 BURT RS

ACTOR INTERESTS IN A SOCIAL TOPOLOGY - FOUNDATION FOR A STRUCTURAL THEORY OF ACTION

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1980; 50 (2): 107-132

17603

7238 ZERUBAVEL E

THE BENEDICTINE ETHIC AND THE MODERN SPIRIT OF SCHEDULING - ON SCHEDULES AND SOCIAL-ORGANIZATION

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1980; 50 (2): 157-169

17604

7239 TELLES JL

TIME, RANK, AND SOCIAL-CONTROL

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1980; 50 (2): 171-183

17605

7627 TIRYAKIAN EA

THE SOCIOLOGICAL IMPORT OF A METAPHOR - TRACKING THE SOURCE OF WEBER,MAX IRON CAGE

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1981; 51 (1): 27-33

17606

7628 JOHNSON HM

PARSONS,TALCOTT AND THE THEORY OF ACTION - EDITORIAL INTRODUCTION

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1981; 51 (3-4): R3-R17

17607

7629 HAYES AC

STRUCTURE AND CREATIVITY - THE USE OF TRANSFORMATIONAL GENERATIVE MODELS IN ACTION THEORY

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1981; 51 (3-4): 219-239

17608

7630 KLAUSNER M, GROVES MA

EMPIRICAL APPLICATIONS OF PARSONIAN THEORY

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1981; 51 (3-4): 243-265

17609

7631 MUENCH R

SOCIALIZATION AND PERSONALITY-DEVELOPMENT FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF ACTION THEORY, THE LEGACY OF DURKHEIM,EMILE

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1981; 51 (3-4): 311-354

100

17610

7632 GERSTEIN DR

CULTURAL ACTION AND HEROIN-ADDICTION

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1981; 51 (3-4): 355-370

Date / Author / Journal

17611

CONCEPTIONS OF VALUE-RELEVANCE AND THE THEORY OF ACTION

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1981; 51 (3-4): 371-408

17612

8011 BOSKOFF A

SOCIAL FAILURE IN MODERN SOCIETY - A REFORMULATION AND A TENTATIVE THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1982; 52 (2): 89-105

17613

8012 WILLIS CL

DURKHEIM CONCEPT OF ANOMIE - SOME OBSERVATIONS

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1982; 52 (2): 106-113

17614

8013 PANKHURST JG

FACTORS IN THE POST-STALIN EMERGENCE OF SOVIET SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1982; 52 (3): 165-183

17615

8014 HENRICKS TS

TOWARD A GENERAL-THEORY OF ALIENATION

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1982; 52 (3): 200-221

17616

8015 DANZIGER N

MULTIPLE JOBS AND INEQUALITY IN EARNINGS

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1982; 52 (3): 243-254

17617

8402 FRANCK KA

COMMUNITY BY DESIGN

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1983; 53 (2-3): 289-313

17618

8403 RABOW J, BERKMAN SL, KESSLER R

THE CULTURE OF POVERTY AND LEARNED HELPLESSNESS - A SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1983; 53 (4): 419-434

100

17619

8774 AUSTER D

MENTORS AND PROTEGES - POWER-DEPENDENT DYADS

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1984; 54 (2): 142-153

17620

8775 SEWART JJ

IS A CRITICAL-SOCIOLOGY POSSIBLE - GOULDNER,ALVIN AND THE DARK SIDE OF THE DIALECTIC

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1984; 54 (3): 231-259

110

Date / Author / Journal

17621

ALIENATION AND DEVIANCE - STRAIN THEORY RECONSIDERED

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1984; 54 (3): 330-345

17622

8777 SAYLES ML

RELATIVE DEPRIVATION AND COLLECTIVE PROTEST - AN IMPOVERISHED THEORY

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1984; 54 (4): 449-465

17623

9116 KNAPP P

THE QUESTION OF HEGELIAN INFLUENCE UPON DURKHEIM SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1985; 55 (1): 1-15

17624

9117 BIGGART NW

SCANDALS IN THE WHITE-HOUSE - AN ORGANIZATIONAL EXPLANATION

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1985; 55 (2): 109-130

17625

9118 SANDERS JM, WONG HY

GRADUATE TRAINING AND INITIAL JOB PLACEMENT

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1985; 55 (2): 154-169

17626

9119 BROWN SE

THE CLASS-DELINQUENCY HYPOTHESIS AND JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM BIAS

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1985; 55 (2): 212-223

17627

9120 LAMPE PE

FRIENDSHIP AND ADULTERY

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1985; 55 (3): 310-324

17628

9298 COOK JA, FONOW MM

KNOWLEDGE AND WOMENS INTERESTS - ISSUES OF EPISTEMOLOGY AND METHODOLOGY IN FEMINIST SOCIOLOGICAL-RESEARCH

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1986 WIN; 56 (1): 2-29

17629

9299 BREINES W

THE 1950S - GENDER AND SOME SOCIAL-SCIENCE

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1986 WIN; 56 (1): 69-92

17630

9357 SIMON RJ, BAKANIC V, MCPHAIL C

WHO COMPLAINS TO JOURNAL EDITORS AND WHAT HAPPENS

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1986 SPR; 56 (2): 259-271

Date / Author / Journal

17631

KNOWING HOW TO QUIT - ON THE FINITUDES OF EVERYDAY LIFE

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1986 SUM; 56 (3): 283-303

17632

9707 FUHRMAN ER, SNIZEK WE

COMPARATIVE HISTORICAL SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE - INTRODUCTION

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1987 SPR; 57 (2): 117-119

17633

9708 CHUBIN DE, WEINSTEIN J

WAR PAINTERS AND WESTERN SCIENCE

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1987 SPR; 57 (2): 120-143

110

17634

9709 JAMISON A

NATIONAL STYLES OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY - A COMPARATIVE MODEL

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1987 SPR; 57 (2): 144-158

17635

9710 FUHRMAN ER, SNIZEK WE

FINNISH AND AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY - A CROSS-CULTURAL-COMPARISON

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1987 SPR; 57 (2): 204-221

17636

9849 BARROW CW

INTELLECTUALS IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL-THEORY - A RADICAL CRITIQUE

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1987 FAL; 57 (4): 415-430

17637

10049 MESTROVIC SG

DURKHEIM, SCHOPENHAUER AND THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GOALS AND MEANS - REVERSING THE ASSUMPTIONS IN THE PARSONIAN THEORY OF RATIONAL ACTION

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1988 SPR; 58 (2): 163-181

17638

10050 GRIMES MD

THE FUNCTIONALIST PERSPECTIVE ON SOCIAL-INEQUALITY - SOME NEGLECTED THEORETICAL AND CONCEPTUAL ROOTS

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1988 SPR; 58 (2): 182-193

17639

10108 MEIER RF

DISCOVERING DELINQUENCY

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1988 SUM; 58 (3): 231-239

17640

10109 MORRIS JM

IMAGES OF COMMUNITY IN SCIENTIFIC TEXTS - A GRID GROUP-APPROACH TO THE ANALYSIS OF JOURNAL EDITORIALS

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1988 SUM; 58 (3): 240-260

Date / Author / Journal

17641

THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF ABDUCTED CHILDREN AS A SOCIAL-PROBLEM

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1988 FAL; 58 (4): 413-425

17642

10372 SINGER BD

THE CRITERIAL CRISIS OF THE ACADEMIC WORLD

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1989 SPR; 59 (2): 127-143

17643

10436 BERARDO FM

SCIENTIFIC NORMS AND RESEARCH PUBLICATION ISSUES AND PROFESSIONAL ETHICS

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1989 SUM; 59 (3): 249-266

17644

10437 MESTROVIC SG

SEARCHING FOR THE STARTING POINTS OF SCIENTIFIC INQUIRY - DURKHEIM RULES OF SOCIOLOGICAL METHOD AND SCHOPENHAUER PHILOSOPHY

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1989 SUM; 59 (3): 267-286

17645

10520 ROSENFELD R

MERTON,ROBERT CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SOCIOLOGY OF DEVIANCE

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1989 FAL; 59 (4): 453-466

17646

10521 BENYEHUDA N, BRYMER RA, DUBIN SC, HARPER D, HERTZ R, et al.

BECKER,HOWARD,S. - A PORTRAIT OF AN INTELLECTUALS SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1989 FAL; 59 (4): 467-489

17647

10645 DELANEY HR, WIDDISON HA

CONTRIBUTIONS OF AMERICAN PRAGMATISM TO THE SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1990 WIN; 60 (1): 20-33

17648

10646 BARROW CW

STYLES OF INTELLECTUALISM IN WEBERS HISTORICAL SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1990 WIN; 60 (1): 47-61

17649

10788 FALK WW

SOCIOLOGY AS A NATURAL-SCIENCE - THE AGENDA OF WALLACE,WALTER

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1990 SUM; 60 (3): 227-235

17650

10974 PARSONS T

THE INTEGRATION OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIOLOGICAL-THEORY, THE MARSHALL LECTURES

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1991 WIN; 61 (1): 10-59

Date / Author / Journal

17651

IN SEARCH OF SOCIAL-STRUCTURE

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1991 SUM; 61 (3): 281-298

17652

11198 RIGNEY D

3 KINDS OF ANTIINTELLECTUALISM - RETHINKING HOFSTADTER

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1991 FAL; 61 (4): 434-451

17653

11199 JAWORSKI GD

CLASSICISM AND ROMANTICISM IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF TIME

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1991 FAL; 61 (4): 522-534

17654

11313 CATTON WR

LARSEN,OTTO GRAND VIEW OF SOCIAL-SCIENCE

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1992 WIN; 62 (1): 1-10

17655

11667 HEEREN JW, SHICHOR D

FACULTY MALFEASANCE - UNDERSTANDING ACADEMIC DEVIANCE

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1993 WIN; 63 (1): 49-63

17656

11668 DAVIDSON JK

PREMARITAL SEXUAL INTERCOURSE AND AXIOMATIC THEORY CONSTRUCTION

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1993 WIN; 63 (1): 84-98

17657

11798 NASH B, WARDELL M

THE CONTROL OF SOCIOLOGICAL-THEORY - IN PRAISE OF THE INTERREGNUM

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1993 SUM; 63 (3): 276-292

17658

11877 BAKER PL

SPACE, TIME, SPACE-TIME AND SOCIETY

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1993 FAL; 63 (4): 406-424

17659

11878 FORREST TR

DISASTER ANNIVERSARY - A SOCIAL RECONSTRUCTION OF TIME

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1993 FAL; 63 (4): 444-456

17660

11879 HOBBS TR

IN DEFENSE OF SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1993 FAL; 63 (4): 471-477

Date / Author / Journal

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LCR

17661

11976 LEIBER MJ, FARNWORTH M, JAMIESON KM, NALLA MK

BRIDGING THE GENDER-GAP IN CRIMINOLOGY - LIBERATION AND GENDER-SPECIFIC STRAIN EFFECTS ON DELINQUENCY

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1994 WIN; 64 (1): 56-68

17662

12853 Levine DN

Sociology and the nation-state in an era of shifting boundaries

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1996 SUM; 66 (3): 253-266

17663

13084 Cerulo KA

Reframing sociological concepts for a brave new (virtual?) world

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1997 WIN; 67 (1): 48-58

17664

13144 Mitrano JR

That's not fair!: The social construction of organizational (in)justice among professionals

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1997 SPR; 67 (2): 182-206

17665

13145 Zajac B, Stearns LB

CEOs' career backgrounds and corporate long-term strategic planning

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1997 SPR; 67 (2): 207-226

17666

13291 Silver I

Constructing "social change" through philanthropy: Boundary framing and the articulation of vocabularies of motives for social movement participation

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1997 FAL; 67 (4): 488-503

17667

13517 Hudson SV

Re-creational television: The paradox of change and continuity within stereotypical iconography

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1998 SPR; 68 (2): 242-257

17668

13595 Stepan-Norris J

Strangers to their own class?

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1998 SUM; 68 (3): 329-353

17669

13596 Cerulo KA, Ruane JM

Coming together: New taxonomies for the analysis of social relations

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1998 SUM; 68 (3): 398-425

17670

13820 Taylor PL

Qualitative cowboy or qualitative dude: An impasse of validity, politics, and ethics?

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1999 WIN; 69 (1): 1-32

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Date / Author / Journal

17671

Role acquisition as a social process

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1999 SPR; 69 (2): 236-256

17672

14182 Chow S

The significance of race in the private sphere: Asian Americans and spousal preferences

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2000 WIN; 70 (1): 1-29

17673

14183 Heaton TB, Jacobson CK

Intergroup marriage: An examination of opportunity structures

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2000 WIN; 70 (1): 30-41

17674

14184 Vowell PR, May DC

Another look at classic strain theory: Poverty status, perceived blocked opportunity, and gang membership as predictors of adolescent violent behavior

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2000 WIN; 70 (1): 42-60

17675

14260 Maxwell SR, Gray MK

Deterrence: Testing the effects of perceived sanction certainty on probation violations

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2000 SPR; 70 (2): 117-136

17676

14414 Mogey J

Review essay: The best that sociology can do

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2000 FAL; 70 (4): 520-529

17677

14581 Hecht LM

Role conflict and role overload: Different concepts, different consequences

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2001 WIN; 71 (1): 111-121

17678

14739 Maxwell SR

A focus on familial strain: Antisocial behavior and delinquency in Filipino society

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2001 SUM; 71 (3): 265-292

17679

15017 Meltzer BN, Musolf GR

Resentment and ressentiment

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2002 SPR; 72 (2): 240-255

17680

15098 Peck DL

Civility: A contemporary context for a meaningful historical concept

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2002 SUM; 72 (3): 358-375

Date / Author / Journal

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17681

15579 Featherstone R, Deflem M

Anomie and strain: Context and consequences of Merton's two theories

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2003 NOV; 73 (4): 471-489

17682

15580 Hannon L

Poverty, delinquency, and educational attainment: Cumulative disadvantage or disadvantage saturation?

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2003 NOV; 73 (4): 575-594

17683

15750 Cochran JK, Chamlin MB, Beeghley L, Fenwick M

Religion, religiosity, and nonmarital sexual conduct: An application of reference group theory

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2004 FEB; 74 (1): 102-127

17684

15848 Vowell PR, Chen A

Predicting academic misconduct: A comparative test of four sociological explanations

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2004 MAY; 74 (2): 226-249

17685

16032 Morton LW, Allen BL, Li TY

Rural housing adequacy and civic structure

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2004 NOV; 74 (4): 464-491

17686

16410 George M

Making sense of muscle: The body experiences of collegiate women athletes

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2005 AUG; 75 (3): 317-345

17687

17025 Topalli V

The seductive nature of autotelic crime: How neutralization theory serves as a boundary condition for understanding hardcore street offending

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2006 NOV; 76 (4): 475-501

17688

17850 Adair S

Status and solidarity: A reformulation of early Durkheimian theory

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2008 FEB; 78 (1): 97-120

17689

18091 Hoffmann EA

"Revenge" and "Rescue": Workplace deviance in the taxicab industry

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2008 AUG; 78 (3): 270-289

17690

18794 Hess DJ

The Potentials and Limitations of Civil Society Research: Getting Undone Science Done

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2009 AUG; 79 (3): 306-327

Date / Author / Journal

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17691

19498 York R, Clark B

Critical Materialism: Science, Technology, and Environmental Sustainability

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 2010 AUG; 80 (3): 475-499

118

17692

13023 Kiser E

Evaluating qualitative methodologies - Comment

SOCIOLOGICAL METHODOLOGY 1997, VOL 27. 1997; 27: 151-158

17693

14904 Pearce LD

Integrating survey and ethnographic methods for systematic anomalous case analysis

SOCIOLOGICAL METHODOLOGY 2002, VOL 32. 2002; 32: 103-132

17694

17162 Butts CT

MODELS FOR GENERALIZED LOCATION SYSTEMS

SOCIOLOGICAL METHODOLOGY 2007, VOL 37. 2007; 37: 283-348

104

17695

15696 Gorski PS

The poverty of deductivism: A constructive realist model of sociological explanation

SOCIOLOGICAL METHODOLOGY, VOL 34. 2004; 34: 1-33

17696

4482 WARNECKE RB, ZELLER RA

TESTING TYPOLOGICAL HYPOTHESES - ANALYTIC EXAMPLE

SOCIOLOGICAL METHODS & RESEARCH. 1973; 1 (3): 275-301

17697

4825 FARKAS G

SPECIFICATION, RESIDUALS AND CONTEXTUAL EFFECTS

SOCIOLOGICAL METHODS & RESEARCH. 1974; 2 (3): 333-363

17698

5650 HARGENS LL

STANDARDIZED COEFFICIENTS AS STRUCTURAL PARAMETERS

SOCIOLOGICAL METHODS & RESEARCH. 1976; 5 (2): 247-256

17699

6026 MCTAVISH DG, CLEARY JD, BRENT EE, PERMAN L, KNUDSEN KR

ASSESSING RESEARCH METHODOLOGY - STRUCTURE OF PROFESSIONAL ASSESSMENTS OF METHODOLOGY

SOCIOLOGICAL METHODS & RESEARCH. 1977; 6 (1): 3-44

17700

6459 BURT RS, WILEY JA, MINOR MJ, MURRAY JR

STRUCTURE OF WELL-BEING - FORM, CONTENT, AND STABILITY OVER TIME

SOCIOLOGICAL METHODS & RESEARCH. 1978; 6 (3): 365-407

Robert K Merton & citing papers 155 Publications by Robert K Merton and the papers in the Web of Science citing them	Historiographs	Glossary HistCite Guide About Grand Totals: LCS 59053, GCS 371798, CR 1071233 Collection span: 1934 - 2011
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