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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
6501	15453 Samuelson PA Multiple priorities in evolving scholarly disciplines HISTORY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY. 2003 SUM; 35 (2): 333-334	0	0	1	6
6502	16960 Boianovsky M, Dar H, Presley JR, Garza PB Cambridge and the Spanish connection: The contribution of German Bernacer HISTORY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY. 2006 FAL; 38 (3): 407-436	0	0	1	42
6503	17106 Dimand RW The creation of heroes and villains as a problem in the history of economics HISTORY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY. 2007; 39: 76-95	0	0	1	54
6504	17692 Frey DE The Impact of Liberal Religion on Richard Ely's Economic Methodology HISTORY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY. 2008; 40: 299-314	0	0	1	17
6505	19035 Isaac J Tool Shock: Technique and Epistemology in the Postwar Social Sciences HISTORY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY. 2010; 42: 133-164	0	0	4	91
6506	19942 Cot AL A 1930s North American Creative Community: The Harvard "Pareto Circle" HISTORY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY. 2011 SPR; 43 (1): 131-159	0	0	4	87
6507	19943 Cord RA Reinterpreting the Keynesian Revolution: A Research School Analysis HISTORY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY. 2011 SPR; 43 (1): 161-198	0	0	3	131
6508	12383 REEDY WJ THE TRADITIONALIST CRITIQUE OF INDIVIDUALISM IN POSTREVOLUTIONARY FRANCE - THE CASE OF BONALD,LOUIS,DE HISTORY OF POLITICAL THOUGHT. 1995 SPR; 16 (1): 49-75	0	0	3	76
6509	13443 Urban HB The torment of secrecy: Ethical and epistemological problems in the study of esoteric traditions HISTORY OF RELIGIONS. 1998 FEB; 37 (3): 209-248	0	10	0	118
6510	14672 Berlinerblau J Toward a sociology of heresy, orthodoxy, and "Doxa" (An investigation of theological confrontations from a perspective of major traditions in social theory) HISTORY OF RELIGIONS. 2001 MAY; 40 (4): 327-351	0	4	4	119
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
6511	9659 ABIRAM PG THE BIOTHEORETICAL GATHERING, TRANS-DISCIPLINARY AUTHORITY AND THE INCIPIENT LEGITIMATION OF MOLECULAR- BIOLOGY IN THE 1930S - NEW PERSPECTIVE ON THE HISTORICAL SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1987 MAR; 25 (67): 1-70	4	28	9	321
6512	10138 LIVINGSTONE DN SCIENCE, MAGIC AND RELIGION - A CONTEXTUAL REASSESSMENT OF GEOGRAPHY IN THE 16TH AND 17TH CENTURIES HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1988 SEP; 26 (73): 269-294	1	13	3	82
6513	10541 PYENSON L WHAT IS THE GOOD OF HISTORY OF SCIENCE HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1989 DEC; 27 (78): 353-389	1	5	4	131
6514	10823 RUPP JCC MATTERS OF LIFE AND DEATH - THE SOCIAL AND CULTURAL CONDITIONS OF THE RISE OF ANATOMICAL THEATERS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO 17TH-CENTURY HOLLAND HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1990 SEP; 28 (81): 263-287	0	12	1	106
6515	11005 SHAPIRO B EARLY-MODERN INTELLECTUAL LIFE - HUMANISM, RELIGION AND SCIENCE IN 17TH-CENTURY ENGLAND HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1991 MAR; 29 (83): 45-71	2	10	5	102
6516	11162 SHAPIN S A SCHOLAR AND A GENTLEMAN - THE PROBLEMATIC IDENTITY OF THE SCIENTIFIC PRACTITIONER IN EARLY-MODERN ENGLAND HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1991 SEP; 29 (85): 279-327	2	50	5	202
6517	11343 ILIFFE R IN THE WAREHOUSE - PRIVACY, PROPERTY AND PRIORITY IN THE EARLY ROYAL SOCIETY HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1992 MAR; 30 (87): 29-68	2	13	2	197
6518	11572 SHAPIN S DISCIPLINE AND BOUNDING - THE HISTORY AND SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE AS SEEN THROUGH THE EXTERNALISM INTERNALISM DEBATE HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1992 DEC; 30 (90): 333-369	19	75	15	151
6519	11696 LAUDAN R HISTORIES OF THE SCIENCES AND THEIR USES - A REVIEW TO 1913 HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1993 MAR; 31 (91): 1-34	1	12	5	323
6520	11761 OSTER M BIOGRAPHY, CULTURE, AND SCIENCE - THE FORMATIVE YEARS OF BOYLE,ROBERT HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1993 JUN; 31 (92): 177-226	1	9	2	65
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
6521	12361 FREUDENTHAL G SCIENCE IN THE MEDIEVAL JEWISH CULTURE OF SOUTHERN FRANCE HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1995 MAR; 33 (99): 23-58	0	5	2	73
6522	12510 PYENSON L INVENTORY AS A ROUTE TO UNDERSTANDING - SARTON, NEUGEBAUER, AND SOURCES HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1995 SEP; 33 (101): 253-282	2	3	0	90
6523	12720 Hoyrup J Changing trends in the historiography of Mesopotamian mathematics: An insider's view HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1996 MAR; 34 (103): 1-32	0	8	1	82
6524	12881 Verlet L 'F=ma' and the Newtonian revolution: An exit from religion through religion HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1996 SEP; 34 (105): 303-346	0	2	2	155
6525	13464 Osler MJ Mixing metaphors: Science and religion or natural philosophy and theology in early modern Europe HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1998 MAR; 36 (111): 91-113	0	2	1	85
6526	14287 Russell NC, Tansey EM, Lear PV Missing links in the history and practice of science: Teams, technicians and technical work HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 2000 JUN; 38 (120): 237-241	0	5	1	20
6527	14615 Sorrenson R Dollond & Son's pursuit of achromaticity, 1758-1789 HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 2001 MAR; 39 (123): 31-55	0	2	1	54
6528	14694 Porter R To justify the ways of Boyle to Man HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 2001 JUN; 39 (124): 241-248	0	0	1	32
6529	15188 Mayer AK Fatal mutilations: Educationism and the British background to the 1931 International Congress for the History of Science and Technology HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 2002 DEC; 40 (130): 445-472	3	3	6	200
6530	15424 Kragh H, Smith RW Who discovered the expanding universe? HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 2003 JUN; 41 (132): 141-162	0	8	6	107
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
6531	15590 Doel RE Oral history of American science: A forty-year review HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 2003 DEC; 41 (134): 349-378	0	1	5	145
6532	17877 Gingras Y The collective construction of scientific memory: The Einstein-Poincare connection and its discontents, 1905-2005 HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 2008 MAR; 46 (151): 75-114	3	6	3	136
6533	18110 Miller DP Intellectual property and narratives of discovery/invention: The League of Nations' draft convention on 'scientific property' and its fate HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 2008 SEP; 46 (153): 299-342	0	0	7	101
6534	18554 Henry J VOLUNTARIST THEOLOGY AT THE ORIGINS OF MODERN SCIENCE: A RESPONSE TO PETER HARRISON HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 2009 MAR; 47 (155): 79-113	0	3	1	106
6535	18366 Lucassen L, Laarman C Immigration, intermarriage and the changing face of Europe in the post war period HISTORY OF THE FAMILY. 2009; 14 (1): 52-68	1	10	7	108
6536	11808 JAWORSKI GD SOROKIN,PITIRIM,A. SOCIOLOGICAL ANARCHISM HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 1993 AUG; 6 (3): 61-77	2	2	3	72
6537	12217 STEHR N WEBER,MAX AND THE LUTHERAN SOCIAL CONGRESS - THE AUTHORITY OF DISCOURSE AND THE DISCOURSE OF AUTHORITY HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 1994 NOV; 7 (4): 21-39	0	0	6	76
6538	12404 FULLER S ON THE MOTIVES FOR THE NEW SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 1995 MAY; 8 (2): 117-124	1	1	2	10
6539	12497 NELSON RD PRAGMATIC VALIDITY IN MANNHEIM AND DEWEY - A REASSESSMENT OF THE EPISTEMOLOGICAL CRITIQUE OF IDEOLOGY AND UTOPIA HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 1995 AUG; 8 (3): 25-45	0	3	5	92
6540	13153 Costelloe TM Contract or coincidence: George Herbert Mead and Adam Smith on self and society HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 1997 MAY; 10 (2): 81-109	1	2	2	58
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
6541	13444 Pels D The proletarian as stranger HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 1998 FEB; 11 (1): 49-72	0	2	2	52
6542	13971 Deflem M Ferdinand Tonnies on crime and society: an unexplored contribution to criminological sociology HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 1999 AUG; 12 (3): 87-116	0	3	3	156
6543	14589 Schlecker M, Hirsch E Incomplete knowledge: ethnography and the crisis of context in studies of media, science and technology HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 2001 FEB; 14 (1): 69-87	0	12	4	83
6544	15107 Caldwell R Between Scylla and Charybdis: Reinhard Bendix on theory, concepts and comparison in Max Webers historical sociology HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 2002 AUG; 15 (3): 25-51	0	0	5	72
6545	15330 Turner C Mannheim's utopia today HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 2003 FEB; 16 (1): 27-47	0	2	1	23
6546	16211 Walker G Sociological theory and the natural environment HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 2005 FEB; 18 (1): 77-106	0	0	2	87
6547	16487 Cohen-Cole J The reflexivity of cognitive science: the scientist as model of human nature HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 2005 NOV; 18 (4): 107-139	1	10	2	180
6548	17253 Da Silva FC G.H. Mead: a system in a state of flux HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 2007 FEB; 20 (1): 45-65	0	0	1	32
6549	19295 Collyer F Origins and canons: medicine and the history of sociology HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 2010 APR; 23 (2): 86-108	0	0	12	125
6550	19571 Abadia OM, Pelayo F Reflections on the concept of 'precursor': Juan de Vilanova and the discovery of Altamira HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 2010 OCT; 23 (4): 1-20	0	0	4	66
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
6551	8580 HUNTER M SCIENCE IN 17TH-CENTURY ENGLAND + A REVIEW OF RECENT BOOKS HISTORY TODAY. 1984; 34 (FEB): 39-41	0	0	1	29
6552	16212 Chamlin MB, Cochran JK Ascribed economic inequality and homicide among modern societies - Toward the development of a cross- national theory HOMICIDE STUDIES. 2005 FEB; 9 (1): 3-29	2	8	11	72
6553	17005 Chamlin MB, Cochran JK Economic inequality, legitimacy, and cross-national homicide rates HOMICIDE STUDIES. 2006 NOV; 10 (4): 231-252	0	9	17	86
6554	17254 Strom KJ, MacDonald JM The influence of social and economic disadvantage on racial patterns in youth homicide over time HOMICIDE STUDIES. 2007 FEB; 11 (1): 50-69	0	8	10	83
6555	17467 McCall PL, Nieuwbeerta P Structural covariates of homicide rates - A European city cross-national comparative analysis HOMICIDE STUDIES. 2007 AUG; 11 (3): 167-188	0	6	20	73
6556	17834 Jacobs D, Richardson AM Economic inequality and homicide in the developed nations from 1975 to 1995 HOMICIDE STUDIES. 2008 FEB; 12 (1): 28-45	0	6	13	58
6557	17835 Nieuwbeerta P, McCall PL, Elffers H, Wittebrood K Neighborhood characteristics and individual homicide risks - Effects of social cohesion, confidence in the police, and socioeconomic disadvantage HOMICIDE STUDIES. 2008 FEB; 12 (1): 90-116	0	4	9	48
6558	18216 Kaminski RJ Assessing the County-Level Structural Covariates of Police Homicides HOMICIDE STUDIES. 2008 NOV; 12 (4): 350-380	1	2	10	97
6559	18920 Liem M, Roberts DW Intimate Partner Homicide by Presence or Absence of a Self-Destructive Act HOMICIDE STUDIES. 2009 NOV; 13 (4): 339-354	1	3	2	81
6560	18921 Gruenewald JA, Pridemore WA Stability and Change in Homicide Victim, Offender, and Event Characteristics in Chicago, 1900 and 2000 HOMICIDE STUDIES. 2009 NOV; 13 (4): 355-384	0	1	5	77
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
6561	19480 McCall PL, Land KC, Parker KF An Empirical Assessment of What We Know About Structural Covariates of Homicide Rates: A Return to a Classic 20 Years Later HOMICIDE STUDIES. 2010 AUG; 14 (3): 219-243	0	2	16	70
6562	20223 Thomas PM Theoretical Articulation on Immigration and Crime HOMICIDE STUDIES. 2011 NOV; 15 (4): 382-403	0	0	10	74
6563	2372 CRESSWELL R ETHNOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY - PROBLEMS OF COLLABORATION HOMME. 1967; 7 (1): 72-84	1	2	1	10
6564	13650 Mayer A Functional analysis, classes, properties HOMME. 1998 OCT-DEC; (148): 159-183	0	0	1	12
6565	2963 ROSNER M ALIENATION, FETISHISM, ANOMY HOMME ET LA SOCIETE. 1969; (11): 81-107	1	1	1	23
6566	2964 GABEL J MANNHEIM AND HUNGARIAN MARXISM - REINTERPRETATION HOMME ET LA SOCIETE. 1969; (11): 127-145	1	2	1	34
6567	3300 CASANOVA PG LATIN AMERICAN VIOLENCE IN EMPIRICAL NORTH AMERICAN SURVEYS HOMME ET LA SOCIETE. 1970; (15): 159-181	0	0	1	36
6568	3301 MATTELART A IDEOLOGICAL READING OF ESSAY ON PRINCIPLE OF POPULATION HOMME ET LA SOCIETE. 1970; (15): 183-219	0	0	1	23
6569	3302 ALLEN VL DOCTRINE OF EMPIRICISM AND STUDY ON ORGANIZATIONS HOMME ET LA SOCIETE. 1970; (15): 221-239	0	0	1	24
6570	3303 CAMPOS GG REVOLT OF CLERGY IN LATIN AMERICA HOMME ET LA SOCIETE. 1970; (17): 183-208	0	0	1	15
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
6571	5009 HIRSCH M FRANKFURT SCHOOL - CRITIQUE ON INSTRUMENTAL REASON HOMME ET LA SOCIETE. 1975; (35-3): 115-147	0	1	1	119
6572	5010 MAFFESOLI M IDEOLOGY, ITS FORMATION AND ITS DUPLICITY HOMME ET LA SOCIETE. 1975; (35-3): 199-214	0	1	1	48
6573	4627 SPIEGELR.I DISCIPLINARY STRATEGIES OF STATUS MAINTENANCE HOMO. 1974; 25 (1): 11-37	2	4	9	45
6574	5421 SPIEGELROSING I ASPECTS OF SELF-LEGITIMATION IN SCIENCE - EMPIRICAL COMPARISON OF PHYSICAL-ANTHROPOLOGY AND HUMAN-GENETICS HOMO. 1976; 27 (1): 14-31	1	2	5	14
6575	8581 CASEY SJ DEFINITIONS OF RELIGION - A MATTER OF TASTE HORIZONS. 1984; 11 (1): 86-99	0	0	1	55
6576	15454 Haynes C, Trexler CJ The perceptions and needs of volunteers at a university-affiliated public garden HORTTECHNOLOGY. 2003 JUL-SEP; 13 (3): 552-556	0	5	2	21
6577	9286 WEIL PA WHO ADVANCES TO FELLOWSHIP - RESULTS OF THE COLLEGES 1985 MEMBERSHIP ADVANCEMENT SURVEY HOSPITAL & HEALTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATION. 1986 JAN-FEB; 31 (1): 9-33	0	0	3	20
6578	10291 STORCH JL, NORTHCOTT HC HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATORS AS PROFESSIONALS - A STUDY OF OCCUPATIONAL ROLE-IDENTITY HOSPITAL & HEALTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATION. 1989 WIN; 34 (4): 507-523	0	2	6	32
6579	10292 FOTTLER MD, BLAIR JD, WHITEHEAD CJ, LAUS MD, SAVAGE GT ASSESSING KEY STAKEHOLDERS - WHO MATTERS TO HOSPITALS AND WHY HOSPITAL & HEALTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATION. 1989 WIN; 34 (4): 525-546	0	28	1	18
6580	852 MERTEL M THE FOCUSED INTERVIEW - A MANUAL OF PROBLEMS AND PROCEDURES - MERTON,RK, FISKE,M, KENDALL,PL HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION. 1959; 4 (1): 70-74	0	0	1	1
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
6581	853 PREISS JJ THE PHENOMENA OF INFORMAL ORGANIZATION HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION. 1959; 4 (2): 35-45	0	2	2	6
6582	1181 WHITE RF CONTRIBUTIONS OF SOCIAL-SCIENCE TO HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION. 1961; 6 (1): 6-25	0	0	1	28
6583	1345 WILENSKY HL THE DYNAMICS OF PROFESSIONALISM - THE CASE OF HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION. 1962; 7 (2): 6-24	2	11	1	32
6584	1346 MATHEWS BP INCONSISTENCY - A COMPLEX PROBLEM IN ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION. 1962; 7 (4): 21-35	0	0	1	7
6585	2113 ODONOVAN TR HUMAN RELATIONS IN HOSPITAL HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION. 1966; 11 (1): 51-69	0	0	2	30
6586	2114 KAST FE, ROSENZWEIG JE HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION AND SYSTEMS CONCEPTS HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION. 1966; 11 (4): 17-33	0	2	2	20
6587	2373 ODONOVAN TR, DEEGAN AX CHANGING DYNAMICS IN ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR PATTERNS HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION. 1967; 12 (1): 36-51	0	0	2	10
6588	7429 NIELSEN AC, STEIN LI, TALBOTT JA, LAMB HR, OSSER DN, et al. ENCOURAGING PSYCHIATRISTS TO WORK WITH CHRONIC-PATIENTS - OPPORTUNITIES AND LIMITATIONS OF RESIDENCY EDUCATION HOSPITAL AND COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY. 1981; 32 (11): 767-775	1	19	3	72
6589	13465 Kemeny J, Lowe S Schools of comparative housing research: From convergence to divergence HOUSING STUDIES. 1998 MAR; 13 (2): 161-176	0	17	1	49
6590	2673 HENDERSON BC, SINCLAIR TC SELECTION OF JUDGES IN TEXAS HOUSTON LAW REVIEW. 1968; 5 (3): 430-498	0	3	1	41
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
6591	4289 LUNDSGAA.HP RACIAL AND ETHNIC CLASSIFICATIONS - APPRAISAL OF ROLE OF ANTHROPOLOGY IN LAWMAKING PROCESS HOUSTON LAW REVIEW. 1973; 10 (3): 641-654	0	4	1	92
6592	5814 SUZUKI E EXTRA-CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGE AND WORLD PUBLIC-ORDER - PROLOGUE TO DECISION-MAKING HOUSTON LAW REVIEW. 1977; 15 (1): 23-92	0	0	1	400
6593	3625 WEISS JE SOCIOECONOMIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL FACTORS IN TRENDS OF PHYSICIANS TO SPECIALIZE HSMHA HEALTH REPORTS. 1971; 86 (1): 46-&	0	0	1	9
6594	14867 Duling DC Matthew as marginal scribe in an advanced agrarian society HTS TEOLOGIESE STUDIES-THEOLOGICAL STUDIES. 2002; 58 (2): 520-575	0	4	1	167
6595	5422 SAMUELSON PA RESOLVING A HISTORICAL CONFUSION IN POPULATION ANALYSIS HUMAN BIOLOGY. 1976; 48 (3): 559-580	0	9	1	40
6596	7430 DONOHUE WA, MABEE T, HAWES LC TESTING A STRUCTURAL-FUNCTIONAL MODEL OF GROUP DECISION-MAKING USING MARKOV ANALYSIS HUMAN COMMUNICATION RESEARCH. 1981; 7 (2): 133-146	0	10	1	33
6597	10765 CORMAN SR A MODEL OF PERCEIVED COMMUNICATION IN COLLECTIVE NETWORKS HUMAN COMMUNICATION RESEARCH. 1990 SUM; 16 (4): 582-602	0	8	3	65
6598	12089 SAUNDERS CS, ROBEY D, VAVEREK KA THE PERSISTENCE OF STATUS DIFFERENTIALS IN COMPUTER CONFERENCING HUMAN COMMUNICATION RESEARCH. 1994 JUN; 20 (4): 443-472	0	22	2	74
6599	4628 ROSSEL RD RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS AND YOUTH CULTURE HUMAN CONTEXT. 1974; 6 (3): 621-631	0	0	1	37
6600	5815 KRANTZ DL, BACON P BEING A NAIVE QUESTIONER HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. 1977; 20 (3): 141-159	0	0	1	13

Date / Author / Journal

6501

Multiple priorities in evolving scholarly disciplines

HISTORY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY. 2003 SUM; 35 (2): 333-334

6502

16960 Boianovsky M, Dar H, Presley JR, Garza PB

Cambridge and the Spanish connection: The contribution of German Bernacer

HISTORY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY. 2006 FAL; 38 (3): 407-436

6503

17106 Dimand RW

The creation of heroes and villains as a problem in the history of economics

HISTORY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY. 2007; 39: 76-95

6504

17692 Frey DE

The Impact of Liberal Religion on Richard Ely's Economic Methodology

HISTORY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY. 2008; 40: 299-314

6505

19035 Isaac J

Tool Shock: Technique and Epistemology in the Postwar Social Sciences

HISTORY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY. 2010; 42: 133-164

6506

19942 Cot AL

A 1930s North American Creative Community: The Harvard "Pareto Circle"

HISTORY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY. 2011 SPR; 43 (1): 131-159

6507

19943 Cord RA

Reinterpreting the Keynesian Revolution: A Research School Analysis

HISTORY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY. 2011 SPR; 43 (1): 161-198

131

6508

12383 REEDY WJ

THE TRADITIONALIST CRITIQUE OF INDIVIDUALISM IN POSTREVOLUTIONARY FRANCE - THE CASE OF BONALD,LOUIS,DE

HISTORY OF POLITICAL THOUGHT. 1995 SPR; 16 (1): 49-75

6509

13443 Urban HB

The torment of secrecy: Ethical and epistemological problems in the study of esoteric traditions

HISTORY OF RELIGIONS. 1998 FEB; 37 (3): 209-248

118

6510

14672 Berlinerblau J

Toward a sociology of heresy, orthodoxy, and "Doxa" (An investigation of theological confrontations from a perspective of major traditions in social theory)

HISTORY OF RELIGIONS. 2001 MAY; 40 (4): 327-351

119

Date / Author / Journal

6511

THE BIOTHEORETICAL GATHERING, TRANS-DISCIPLINARY AUTHORITY AND THE INCIPIENT LEGITIMATION OF MOLECULAR- BIOLOGY IN THE 1930S - NEW PERSPECTIVE ON THE HISTORICAL SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE

HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1987 MAR; 25 (67): 1-70

321

6512

10138 LIVINGSTONE DN

SCIENCE, MAGIC AND RELIGION - A CONTEXTUAL REASSESSMENT OF GEOGRAPHY IN THE 16TH AND 17TH CENTURIES

HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1988 SEP; 26 (73): 269-294

6513

10541 PYENSON L

WHAT IS THE GOOD OF HISTORY OF SCIENCE

HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1989 DEC; 27 (78): 353-389

131

6514

10823 RUPP JCC

MATTERS OF LIFE AND DEATH - THE SOCIAL AND CULTURAL CONDITIONS OF THE RISE OF ANATOMICAL THEATERS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO 17TH-CENTURY HOLLAND

HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1990 SEP; 28 (81): 263-287

106

6515

11005 SHAPIRO B

EARLY-MODERN INTELLECTUAL LIFE - HUMANISM, RELIGION AND SCIENCE IN 17TH-CENTURY ENGLAND

HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1991 MAR; 29 (83): 45-71

102

6516

11162 SHAPIN S

A SCHOLAR AND A GENTLEMAN - THE PROBLEMATIC IDENTITY OF THE SCIENTIFIC PRACTITIONER IN EARLY-MODERN ENGLAND

HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1991 SEP; 29 (85): 279-327

202

6517

11343 ILIFFE R

IN THE WAREHOUSE - PRIVACY, PROPERTY AND PRIORITY IN THE EARLY ROYAL SOCIETY

HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1992 MAR; 30 (87): 29-68

197

6518

11572 SHAPIN S

DISCIPLINE AND BOUNDING - THE HISTORY AND SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE AS SEEN THROUGH THE EXTERNALISM INTERNALISM DEBATE

HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1992 DEC; 30 (90): 333-369

151

6519

11696 LAUDAN R

HISTORIES OF THE SCIENCES AND THEIR USES - A REVIEW TO 1913

HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1993 MAR; 31 (91): 1-34

323

6520

11761 OSTER M

BIOGRAPHY, CULTURE, AND SCIENCE - THE FORMATIVE YEARS OF BOYLE,ROBERT

HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1993 JUN; 31 (92): 177-226

Date / Author / Journal

6521

SCIENCE IN THE MEDIEVAL JEWISH CULTURE OF SOUTHERN FRANCE

HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1995 MAR; 33 (99): 23-58

6522

12510 PYENSON L

INVENTORY AS A ROUTE TO UNDERSTANDING - SARTON, NEUGEBAUER, AND SOURCES

HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1995 SEP; 33 (101): 253-282

6523

12720 Hoyrup J

Changing trends in the historiography of Mesopotamian mathematics: An insider's view

HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1996 MAR; 34 (103): 1-32

6524

12881 Verlet L

'F=ma' and the Newtonian revolution: An exit from religion through religion

HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1996 SEP; 34 (105): 303-346

155

6525

13464 Osler MJ

Mixing metaphors: Science and religion or natural philosophy and theology in early modern Europe

HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 1998 MAR; 36 (111): 91-113

6526

14287 Russell NC, Tansey EM, Lear PV

Missing links in the history and practice of science: Teams, technicians and technical work

HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 2000 JUN; 38 (120): 237-241

6527

14615 Sorrenson R

Dollond & Son's pursuit of achromaticity, 1758-1789

HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 2001 MAR; 39 (123): 31-55

6528

14694 Porter R

To justify the ways of Boyle to Man

HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 2001 JUN; 39 (124): 241-248

6529

15188 Mayer AK

Fatal mutilations: Educationism and the British background to the 1931 International Congress for the History of Science and Technology

HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 2002 DEC; 40 (130): 445-472

200

6530

15424 Kragh H, Smith RW

Who discovered the expanding universe?

HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 2003 JUN; 41 (132): 141-162

107

Date / Author / Journal

6531

Oral history of American science: A forty-year review

HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 2003 DEC; 41 (134): 349-378

145

6532

17877 Gingras Y

The collective construction of scientific memory: The Einstein-Poincare connection and its discontents, 1905-2005

HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 2008 MAR; 46 (151): 75-114

136

6533

18110 Miller DP

Intellectual property and narratives of discovery/invention: The League of Nations' draft convention on 'scientific property' and its fate

HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 2008 SEP; 46 (153): 299-342

101

6534

18554 Henry J

VOLUNTARIST THEOLOGY AT THE ORIGINS OF MODERN SCIENCE: A RESPONSE TO PETER HARRISON

HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 2009 MAR; 47 (155): 79-113

106

6535

18366 Lucassen L, Laarman C

Immigration, intermarriage and the changing face of Europe in the post war period

HISTORY OF THE FAMILY. 2009; 14 (1): 52-68

108

6536

11808 JAWORSKI GD

SOROKIN,PITIRIM,A. SOCIOLOGICAL ANARCHISM

HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 1993 AUG; 6 (3): 61-77

6537

12217 STEHR N

WEBER,MAX AND THE LUTHERAN SOCIAL CONGRESS - THE AUTHORITY OF DISCOURSE AND THE DISCOURSE OF AUTHORITY

HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 1994 NOV; 7 (4): 21-39

6538

12404 FULLER S

ON THE MOTIVES FOR THE NEW SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE

HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 1995 MAY; 8 (2): 117-124

6539

12497 NELSON RD

PRAGMATIC VALIDITY IN MANNHEIM AND DEWEY - A REASSESSMENT OF THE EPISTEMOLOGICAL CRITIQUE OF IDEOLOGY AND UTOPIA

HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 1995 AUG; 8 (3): 25-45

6540

13153 Costelloe TM

Contract or coincidence: George Herbert Mead and Adam Smith on self and society

HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 1997 MAY; 10 (2): 81-109

Date / Author / Journal

6541

The proletarian as stranger

HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 1998 FEB; 11 (1): 49-72

6542

13971 Deflem M

Ferdinand Tonnies on crime and society: an unexplored contribution to criminological sociology

HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 1999 AUG; 12 (3): 87-116

156

6543

14589 Schlecker M, Hirsch E

Incomplete knowledge: ethnography and the crisis of context in studies of media, science and technology

HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 2001 FEB; 14 (1): 69-87

6544

15107 Caldwell R

Between Scylla and Charybdis: Reinhard Bendix on theory, concepts and comparison in Max Webers historical sociology

HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 2002 AUG; 15 (3): 25-51

6545

15330 Turner C

Mannheim's utopia today

HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 2003 FEB; 16 (1): 27-47

6546

16211 Walker G

Sociological theory and the natural environment

HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 2005 FEB; 18 (1): 77-106

6547

16487 Cohen-Cole J

The reflexivity of cognitive science: the scientist as model of human nature

HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 2005 NOV; 18 (4): 107-139

180

6548

17253 Da Silva FC

G.H. Mead: a system in a state of flux

HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 2007 FEB; 20 (1): 45-65

6549

19295 Collyer F

Origins and canons: medicine and the history of sociology

HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 2010 APR; 23 (2): 86-108

125

6550

19571 Abadia OM, Pelayo F

Reflections on the concept of 'precursor': Juan de Vilanova and the discovery of Altamira

HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 2010 OCT; 23 (4): 1-20

Date / Author / Journal

6551

SCIENCE IN 17TH-CENTURY ENGLAND + A REVIEW OF RECENT BOOKS

HISTORY TODAY. 1984; 34 (FEB): 39-41

6552

16212 Chamlin MB, Cochran JK

Ascribed economic inequality and homicide among modern societies - Toward the development of a cross- national theory

HOMICIDE STUDIES. 2005 FEB; 9 (1): 3-29

6553

17005 Chamlin MB, Cochran JK

Economic inequality, legitimacy, and cross-national homicide rates

HOMICIDE STUDIES. 2006 NOV; 10 (4): 231-252

6554

17254 Strom KJ, MacDonald JM

The influence of social and economic disadvantage on racial patterns in youth homicide over time

HOMICIDE STUDIES. 2007 FEB; 11 (1): 50-69

6555

17467 McCall PL, Nieuwbeerta P

Structural covariates of homicide rates - A European city cross-national comparative analysis

HOMICIDE STUDIES. 2007 AUG; 11 (3): 167-188

6556

17834 Jacobs D, Richardson AM

Economic inequality and homicide in the developed nations from 1975 to 1995

HOMICIDE STUDIES. 2008 FEB; 12 (1): 28-45

6557

17835 Nieuwbeerta P, McCall PL, Elffers H, Wittebrood K

Neighborhood characteristics and individual homicide risks - Effects of social cohesion, confidence in the police, and socioeconomic disadvantage

HOMICIDE STUDIES. 2008 FEB; 12 (1): 90-116

6558

18216 Kaminski RJ

Assessing the County-Level Structural Covariates of Police Homicides

HOMICIDE STUDIES. 2008 NOV; 12 (4): 350-380

6559

18920 Liem M, Roberts DW

Intimate Partner Homicide by Presence or Absence of a Self-Destructive Act

HOMICIDE STUDIES. 2009 NOV; 13 (4): 339-354

6560

18921 Gruenewald JA, Pridemore WA

Stability and Change in Homicide Victim, Offender, and Event Characteristics in Chicago, 1900 and 2000

HOMICIDE STUDIES. 2009 NOV; 13 (4): 355-384

Date / Author / Journal

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GCS

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6561

19480 McCall PL, Land KC, Parker KF

An Empirical Assessment of What We Know About Structural Covariates of Homicide Rates: A Return to a Classic 20 Years Later

HOMICIDE STUDIES. 2010 AUG; 14 (3): 219-243

6562

20223 Thomas PM

Theoretical Articulation on Immigration and Crime

HOMICIDE STUDIES. 2011 NOV; 15 (4): 382-403

6563

2372 CRESSWELL R

ETHNOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY - PROBLEMS OF COLLABORATION

HOMME. 1967; 7 (1): 72-84

6564

13650 Mayer A

Functional analysis, classes, properties

HOMME. 1998 OCT-DEC; (148): 159-183

6565

2963 ROSNER M

ALIENATION, FETISHISM, ANOMY

HOMME ET LA SOCIETE. 1969; (11): 81-107

6566

2964 GABEL J

MANNHEIM AND HUNGARIAN MARXISM - REINTERPRETATION

HOMME ET LA SOCIETE. 1969; (11): 127-145

6567

3300 CASANOVA PG

LATIN AMERICAN VIOLENCE IN EMPIRICAL NORTH AMERICAN SURVEYS

HOMME ET LA SOCIETE. 1970; (15): 159-181

6568

3301 MATTELART A

IDEOLOGICAL READING OF ESSAY ON PRINCIPLE OF POPULATION

HOMME ET LA SOCIETE. 1970; (15): 183-219

6569

3302 ALLEN VL

DOCTRINE OF EMPIRICISM AND STUDY ON ORGANIZATIONS

HOMME ET LA SOCIETE. 1970; (15): 221-239

6570

3303 CAMPOS GG

REVOLT OF CLERGY IN LATIN AMERICA

HOMME ET LA SOCIETE. 1970; (17): 183-208

Date / Author / Journal

6571

FRANKFURT SCHOOL - CRITIQUE ON INSTRUMENTAL REASON

HOMME ET LA SOCIETE. 1975; (35-3): 115-147

119

6572

5010 MAFFESOLI M

IDEOLOGY, ITS FORMATION AND ITS DUPLICITY

HOMME ET LA SOCIETE. 1975; (35-3): 199-214

6573

4627 SPIEGELR.I

DISCIPLINARY STRATEGIES OF STATUS MAINTENANCE

HOMO. 1974; 25 (1): 11-37

6574

5421 SPIEGELROSING I

ASPECTS OF SELF-LEGITIMATION IN SCIENCE - EMPIRICAL COMPARISON OF PHYSICAL-ANTHROPOLOGY AND HUMAN-GENETICS

HOMO. 1976; 27 (1): 14-31

6575

8581 CASEY SJ

DEFINITIONS OF RELIGION - A MATTER OF TASTE

HORIZONS. 1984; 11 (1): 86-99

6576

15454 Haynes C, Trexler CJ

The perceptions and needs of volunteers at a university-affiliated public garden

HORTTECHNOLOGY. 2003 JUL-SEP; 13 (3): 552-556

6577

9286 WEIL PA

WHO ADVANCES TO FELLOWSHIP - RESULTS OF THE COLLEGES 1985 MEMBERSHIP ADVANCEMENT SURVEY

HOSPITAL & HEALTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATION. 1986 JAN-FEB; 31 (1): 9-33

6578

10291 STORCH JL, NORTHCOTT HC

HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATORS AS PROFESSIONALS - A STUDY OF OCCUPATIONAL ROLE-IDENTITY

HOSPITAL & HEALTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATION. 1989 WIN; 34 (4): 507-523

6579

10292 FOTTLER MD, BLAIR JD, WHITEHEAD CJ, LAUS MD, SAVAGE GT

ASSESSING KEY STAKEHOLDERS - WHO MATTERS TO HOSPITALS AND WHY

HOSPITAL & HEALTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATION. 1989 WIN; 34 (4): 525-546

6580

852 MERTEL M

THE FOCUSED INTERVIEW - A MANUAL OF PROBLEMS AND PROCEDURES - MERTON,RK, FISKE,M, KENDALL,PL

HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION. 1959; 4 (1): 70-74

Date / Author / Journal

6581

THE PHENOMENA OF INFORMAL ORGANIZATION

HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION. 1959; 4 (2): 35-45

6582

1181 WHITE RF

CONTRIBUTIONS OF SOCIAL-SCIENCE TO HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION

HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION. 1961; 6 (1): 6-25

6583

1345 WILENSKY HL

THE DYNAMICS OF PROFESSIONALISM - THE CASE OF HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION

HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION. 1962; 7 (2): 6-24

6584

1346 MATHEWS BP

INCONSISTENCY - A COMPLEX PROBLEM IN ADMINISTRATION

HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION. 1962; 7 (4): 21-35

6585

2113 ODONOVAN TR

HUMAN RELATIONS IN HOSPITAL

HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION. 1966; 11 (1): 51-69

6586

2114 KAST FE, ROSENZWEIG JE

HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION AND SYSTEMS CONCEPTS

HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION. 1966; 11 (4): 17-33

6587

2373 ODONOVAN TR, DEEGAN AX

CHANGING DYNAMICS IN ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR PATTERNS

HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION. 1967; 12 (1): 36-51

6588

7429 NIELSEN AC, STEIN LI, TALBOTT JA, LAMB HR, OSSER DN, et al.

ENCOURAGING PSYCHIATRISTS TO WORK WITH CHRONIC-PATIENTS - OPPORTUNITIES AND LIMITATIONS OF RESIDENCY EDUCATION

HOSPITAL AND COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY. 1981; 32 (11): 767-775

6589

13465 Kemeny J, Lowe S

Schools of comparative housing research: From convergence to divergence

HOUSING STUDIES. 1998 MAR; 13 (2): 161-176

6590

2673 HENDERSON BC, SINCLAIR TC

SELECTION OF JUDGES IN TEXAS

HOUSTON LAW REVIEW. 1968; 5 (3): 430-498

Date / Author / Journal

6591

RACIAL AND ETHNIC CLASSIFICATIONS - APPRAISAL OF ROLE OF ANTHROPOLOGY IN LAWMAKING PROCESS

HOUSTON LAW REVIEW. 1973; 10 (3): 641-654

6592

5814 SUZUKI E

EXTRA-CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGE AND WORLD PUBLIC-ORDER - PROLOGUE TO DECISION-MAKING

HOUSTON LAW REVIEW. 1977; 15 (1): 23-92

400

6593

3625 WEISS JE

SOCIOECONOMIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL FACTORS IN TRENDS OF PHYSICIANS TO SPECIALIZE

HSMHA HEALTH REPORTS. 1971; 86 (1): 46-&

6594

14867 Duling DC

Matthew as marginal scribe in an advanced agrarian society

HTS TEOLOGIESE STUDIES-THEOLOGICAL STUDIES. 2002; 58 (2): 520-575

167

6595

5422 SAMUELSON PA

RESOLVING A HISTORICAL CONFUSION IN POPULATION ANALYSIS

HUMAN BIOLOGY. 1976; 48 (3): 559-580

6596

7430 DONOHUE WA, MABEE T, HAWES LC

TESTING A STRUCTURAL-FUNCTIONAL MODEL OF GROUP DECISION-MAKING USING MARKOV ANALYSIS

HUMAN COMMUNICATION RESEARCH. 1981; 7 (2): 133-146

6597

10765 CORMAN SR

A MODEL OF PERCEIVED COMMUNICATION IN COLLECTIVE NETWORKS

HUMAN COMMUNICATION RESEARCH. 1990 SUM; 16 (4): 582-602

6598

12089 SAUNDERS CS, ROBEY D, VAVEREK KA

THE PERSISTENCE OF STATUS DIFFERENTIALS IN COMPUTER CONFERENCING

HUMAN COMMUNICATION RESEARCH. 1994 JUN; 20 (4): 443-472

6599

4628 ROSSEL RD

RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS AND YOUTH CULTURE

HUMAN CONTEXT. 1974; 6 (3): 621-631

6600

5815 KRANTZ DL, BACON P

BEING A NAIVE QUESTIONER

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. 1977; 20 (3): 141-159

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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