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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
801	13456 Peace WJ Bernhard Stern, Leslie A. White, and an anthropological appraisal of the Russian Revolution AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST. 1998 MAR; 100 (1): 84-+	1	6	1	53
802	14362 Williams DM Representations of nature on the Mongolian steppe: An investigation of scientific knowledge construction AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST. 2000 SEP; 102 (3): 503-519	0	9	1	83
803	15042 Boggs JP Anthropological knowledge and native American cultural practice in the liberal polity AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST. 2002 JUN; 104 (2): 599-610	1	3	1	95
804	15119 Salzman PC On reflexivity AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST. 2002 SEP; 104 (3): 805-813	0	15	1	46
805	16232 Rajan KS Subjects of speculation: Emergent life sciences and market logics in the United States and India AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST. 2005 MAR; 107 (1): 19-30	0	9	0	31
806	19249 Kruse C Producing Absolute Truth: CSI Science as Wishful Thinking AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST. 2010 MAR; 112 (1): 79-91	0	2	3	50
807	6106 GOODYEAR AC, RAAB LM, KLINGER TC STATUS OF ARCHEOLOGICAL RESEARCH DESIGN IN CULTURAL RESOURCE-MANAGEMENT AMERICAN ANTIQUITY. 1978; 43 (2): 159-173	2	17	1	103
808	6532 YOFFEE N DECLINE AND RISE OF MESOPOTAMIAN CIVILIZATION - ETHNO-ARCHEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE EVOLUTION OF SOCIAL COMPLEXITY AMERICAN ANTIQUITY. 1979; 44 (1): 5-35	0	46	2	150
809	8470 RAAB LM, GOODYEAR AC MIDDLE-RANGE THEORY IN ARCHAEOLOGY - A CRITICAL-REVIEW OF ORIGINS AND APPLICATIONS AMERICAN ANTIQUITY. 1984; 49 (2): 255-268	4	27	6	63
810	14637 Hutson SR Synergy through disunity, science as social practice: Comments on VanPool and VanPool AMERICAN ANTIQUITY. 2001 APR; 66 (2): 349-360	1	5	2	93
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
811	14778 Binford LR Where do research problems come from? AMERICAN ANTIQUITY. 2001 OCT; 66 (4): 669-678	0	7	1	39
812	465 Bornet VD Oral history can be worthwhile AMERICAN ARCHIVIST. 1955 JUL; 18 (3): 241-253	0	8	1	16
813	9393 COX RJ PROFESSIONALISM AND ARCHIVISTS IN THE UNITED-STATES AMERICAN ARCHIVIST. 1986 SUM; 49 (3): 229-247	0	9	3	123
814	2293 HAUSKNECHT M SPEAKERS ON CAMPUS - REEXAMINATION AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS BULLETIN. 1967; 53 (3): 303-306	0	0	2	4
815	5289 MARU O MEASURING IMPACT OF LEGAL PERIODICALS AMERICAN BAR FOUNDATION RESEARCH JOURNAL. 1976; (1): 227-249	0	13	1	27
816	6533 LAUMANN EO, HEINZ JP ORGANIZATION OF LAWYERS WORK - SIZE, INTENSITY, AND CO-PRACTICE OF THE FIELDS OF LAW AMERICAN BAR FOUNDATION RESEARCH JOURNAL. 1979; (2): 217-246	0	11	3	58
817	6534 PIPKIN RM LAW-SCHOOL INSTRUCTION IN PROFESSIONAL-RESPONSIBILITY - CURRICULAR PARADOX AMERICAN BAR FOUNDATION RESEARCH JOURNAL. 1979; (2): 247-275	0	23	7	117
818	7694 MINDES MW DEFINING PROFESSIONALISM IN THE BAR - COMMENT AMERICAN BAR FOUNDATION RESEARCH JOURNAL. 1982; (4): 1163-1176	0	0	2	57
819	8076 MENKELMEADOW C WOMEN IN LAW - EPSTEIN,CF AMERICAN BAR FOUNDATION RESEARCH JOURNAL. 1983; (1): 189-202	0	3	1	32
820	8471 DANIELS S LADDERS AND BUSHES - THE PROBLEM OF CASELOADS AND STUDYING COURT ACTIVITIES OVER TIME AMERICAN BAR FOUNDATION RESEARCH JOURNAL. 1984; (4): 751-795	1	14	1	129
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
821	8830 LANDON DD CLIENTS, COLLEAGUES, AND COMMUNITY - THE SHAPING OF ZEALOUS ADVOCACY IN COUNTRY LAW PRACTICE AMERICAN BAR FOUNDATION RESEARCH JOURNAL. 1985; (1): 81-111	0	13	1	66
822	9394 RUESCHEMEYER D COMPARING LEGAL PROFESSIONS CROSS-NATIONALLY - FROM A PROFESSIONS-CENTERED TO A STATE-CENTERED APPROACH AMERICAN BAR FOUNDATION RESEARCH JOURNAL. 1986 SUM; (3): 415-446	0	4	1	81
823	9679 SANDERS J TOTAL JUSTICE - FRIEDMAN,LM AMERICAN BAR FOUNDATION RESEARCH JOURNAL. 1987 SPR-SUM; (2-3): 601-615	0	4	0	28
824	1829 MCCORMAC.T INTELLECTUALS AND MASS MEDIA AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1965; 9 (4-5): 31-&	0	3	1	26
825	2036 LUNDBERG CC MIDDLEMEN IN SCIENCE UTILIZATION - SOME NOTES TOWARD CLARIFYING CONVERSION ROLES AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1966; 9 (6): 11-&	0	1	3	16
826	2037 HAUSKNEC.M VALUES AND MAINSTREAM SOCIOLOGY - SOME FUNCTIONS OF IDEOLOGY FOR THEORY AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1966; 9 (6): 30-&	0	0	2	14
827	2294 MITCHELL WC SHAPE OF POLITICAL THEORY TO COME - FROM POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY TO POLITICAL ECONOMY AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1967; 11 (2): 8-&	2	13	0	97
828	2571 LUNSFORD TF AUTHORITY AND IDEOLOGY IN ADMINISTERED UNIVERSITY AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1968; 11 (5): 5-&	0	5	3	92
829	2572 HOMANS GC A LIFE OF SYNTHESIS AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1968; 12 (1): 2-&	1	2	1	37
830	2573 ETZIONI A SOCIAL ANALYSIS AND SOCIAL ACTION AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1968; 12 (1): 31-&	0	0	2	14
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
831	2574 DANZGER H A QUANTIFIED DESCRIPTION OF COMMUNITY CONFLICT AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1968; 12 (2): 9-&	0	0	0	21
832	2874 SMITH RB SIMULATION MODELS FOR ACCOUNTING SCHEMES AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1969; 12 (6): 21-&	1	4	1	21
833	2875 KLEINER RJ, PARKER S SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF MIGRATION AND MENTAL DISORDER IN A NEGRO POPULATION AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1969; 13 (1): 104-&	0	1	4	25
834	3182 ROSOW I OLD PEOPLE - THEIR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1970; 14 (1): 59-&	0	11	2	23
835	3526 HIRSCH PM SOCIOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO POP MUSIC PHENOMENON AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1971; 14 (3): 371-&	4	38	2	43
836	3527 ROGERS EM SOCIAL STRUCTURE AND SOCIAL CHANGE AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1971; 14 (5): 767-&	0	2	1	17
837	3867 ROSS HL LITTLE MEN, BIG MACHINES AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1972; 15 (3): 381-&	0	1	2	35
838	4189 WRIGHT JE ETHNOCULTURAL MODEL OF VOTING - BEHAVIORAL AND HISTORICAL CRITIQUE AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1973; 16 (5): 653-674	3	20	2	36
839	4190 BENSON L GROUP COHESION AND SOCIAL AND IDEOLOGICAL CONFLICT - CRITIQUE OF SOME MARXIAN AND TOCQUEVILLIAN THEORIES AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1973; 16 (5): 741-767	3	10	1	34
840	4191 ROSENBER.M WHICH SIGNIFICANT OTHERS AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1973; 16 (6): 829-860	3	28	1	38
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
841	4192 BREDEMEI.HC COMPLEMENTARITY OF PARTISAN AND OBJECTIVE RESEARCH AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1973; 17 (1): 125-143	0	3	3	19
842	4892 FONER A AGE IN SOCIETY - STRUCTURE AND CHANGE AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1975; 19 (2): 144-165	2	16	3	53
843	5290 PETERSON RA PRODUCTION OF CULTURE - PROLEGOMENON AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1976; 19 (6): 669-684	2	29	11	88
844	5291 CRANE D REWARD SYSTEMS IN ART, SCIENCE, AND RELIGION AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1976; 19 (6): 719-734	5	16	4	31
845	5292 HAGSTROM WO PRODUCTION OF CULTURE IN SCIENCE AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1976; 19 (6): 753-768	6	7	6	37
846	5293 KADUSHIN C NETWORKS AND CIRCLES IN PRODUCTION OF CULTURE AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1976; 19 (6): 769-784	3	35	8	59
847	5712 BOGUE AG, CLUBB JM, FLANIGAN WH NEW POLITICAL-HISTORY AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1977; 21 (2): 201-220	0	4	2	52
848	6107 GRONHAUG K ORGANIZATIONAL BUYING BEHAVIOR - RESEARCH ARENA FOR SOCIAL SCIENTIST AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1978; 21 (4): 583-599	0	3	4	73
849	6108 NEWCOMB TM INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1978; 21 (5): 631-650	0	4	1	66
850	6535 LINGWOOD DA PRODUCING USABLE RESEARCH - 1ST STEP IN DISSEMINATION AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1979; 22 (3): 339-362	0	4	1	12
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
851	6536 BARTON AH DIAGNOSIS OF BUREAUCRATIC MALADIES AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1979; 22 (5): 483-492	1	2	1	3
852	6916 CATTON WR, DUNLAP RE A NEW ECOLOGICAL PARADIGM FOR POST-EXUBERANT SOCIOLOGY AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1980; 24 (1): 15-47	7	148	2	78
853	6917 LINEBERRY RL FROM POLITICAL-SOCIOLOGY TO POLITICAL-ECONOMY - THE STATE OF THEORY IN URBAN RESEARCH AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1980; 24 (2): 299-317	0	3	1	66
854	7293 SHORT JF THIS ISSUE IS DEVOTED TO - SOCIOLOGY - PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS - INTRODUCTION AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1981; 24 (3): 323-327	0	0	1	4
855	7294 EISENSTADT SN THE SCHOOLS OF SOCIOLOGY AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1981; 24 (3): 329-344	3	6	1	63
856	7295 ROSSI PH POST-WAR APPLIED SOCIAL-RESEARCH - GROWTH AND OPPORTUNITIES AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1981; 24 (3): 445-461	0	6	1	14
857	7296 SHORT JF, MEIER RF CRIMINOLOGY AND THE STUDY OF DEVIANCE AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1981; 24 (3): 462-478	0	2	13	112
858	8077 BULMER M COMMISSIONS AS INSTRUMENTS FOR POLICY RESEARCH - INTRODUCTION AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1983; 26 (5): 559-567	0	1	0	14
859	8078 BULMER M AN ANGLO-AMERICAN COMPARISON - DOES SOCIAL-SCIENCE CONTRIBUTE EFFECTIVELY TO THE WORK OF GOVERNMENTAL COMMISSIONS AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1983; 26 (5): 643-668	1	3	0	67
860	8079 SHERIFF PE STATE THEORY, SOCIAL-SCIENCE, AND GOVERNMENTAL COMMISSIONS AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1983; 26 (5): 669-680	0	5	0	14
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
861	9395 HENDRICKS J, PETERS CB THE TIMES OF OUR LIVES AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1986 JUL-AUG; 29 (6): 662-678	0	3	2	38
862	9396 HAGESTAD GO DIMENSIONS OF TIME AND THE FAMILY AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1986 JUL-AUG; 29 (6): 679-694	3	39	2	55
863	9451 BORMAN KM, LECOMPTE MD, GOETZ JP ETHNOGRAPHIC AND QUALITATIVE RESEARCH DESIGN AND WHY IT DOESNT WORK AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1986 SEP-OCT; 30 (1): 42-57	1	19	1	14
864	10006 GRABER RB, ROSCOE PB CIRCUMSCRIPTION AND THE EVOLUTION OF SOCIETY - INTRODUCTION AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1988 MAR-APR; 31 (4): 405-415	0	4	1	16
865	10760 TURNER RH THE MANY FACES OF AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY - A DISCIPLINE IN SEARCH OF IDENTITY AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1990 JUL-AUG; 33 (6): 662-684	0	1	7	58
866	11984 HOPPER K, BAUMOHL J HELD IN ABEYANCE - RETHINKING HOMELESSNESS AND ADVOCACY AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1994 FEB; 37 (4): 522-552	1	26	1	148
867	12057 FULLER S MAKING AGENCY COUNT - A BRIEF FORAY INTO THE FOUNDATIONS OF SOCIAL-THEORY AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1994 MAY; 37 (6): 741-753	0	13	1	32
868	13045 Dunn WN Probing the boundaries of ignorance in policy analysis AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1997 JAN; 40 (3): 277-298	1	7	2	64
869	13088 Zucker LG, Darby MR Individual action and the demand for institutions - Star scientists and institutional transformation AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1997 FEB; 40 (4): 502-513	4	18	4	26
870	13488 Lee J Cultural brokers: Race-based hiring in inner-city neighborhoods AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1998 APR; 41 (7): 927-937	1	14	1	18
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871	13922 Rumbaut RG Immigration research in the United States - Social origins and future orientations AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1999 JUN-JUL; 42 (9): 1285-1301	1	4	2	10
872	13967 Halpin B Simulation in sociology AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1999 AUG; 42 (10): 1488-1508	1	12	2	89
873	14154 Taylor DE The rise of the environmental justice paradigm - Injustice framing and the social construction of environmental discourses AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2000 JAN; 43 (4): 508-580	1	102	3	280
874	14805 Katz JE, Rice RE, Aspden P The Internet, 1995-2000 - Access, civic involvement, and social interaction AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2001 NOV; 45 (3): 405-419	2	60	2	43
875	14806 Wellman B, Quan-Haase A, Witte J, Hampton K Does the Internet increase, decrease, or supplement social capital? Social networks, participation, and community commitment AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2001 NOV; 45 (3): 436-455	6	154	1	61
876	14972 Brown RH, Schubert JD Introduction - The contested academy AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2002 MAR; 45 (7): 1051-1060	0	0	2	30
877	15421 DeVault ML Families and children: Together, apart AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2003 JUN; 46 (10): 1296-1305	0	2	1	24
878	15737 Pittinsky TL, Shih MJ Knowledge nomads - Organizational commitment and worker mobility in positive perspective AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2004 FEB; 47 (6): 791-807	0	4	2	52
879	15738 Spreitzer GM, Sonenshein S Toward the construct definition of positive deviance AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2004 FEB; 47 (6): 828-847	4	31	7	49
880	15785 Esser F, Hartung U Nazis, pollution, and no sex - Political scandals as a reflection of political culture in Germany AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2004 APR; 47 (8): 1040-1071	0	2	2	77
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881	15883 Preston FW, Roots RI Introduction - Law and its unintended consequences AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2004 JUL; 47 (11): 1371-1375	0	1	0	10
882	15884 Roots RI When law backfire - Unintended consequences of public policy AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2004 JUL; 47 (11): 1376-1394	4	6	1	81
883	15885 Bernhard BJ, Preston FW On the shoulders of Merton - Potentially sobering consequences of problem gambling policy AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2004 JUL; 47 (11): 1395-1405	0	2	1	16
884	15886 Russell PA, Preston FW Airline security after the event - Unintended consequences and illusions AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2004 JUL; 47 (11): 1419-1427	0	2	1	14
885	16689 Hallett T, Ventresca MJ How institutions form - Loose coupling as mechanism in Gouldner's Patterns of Industrial Bureaucracy AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2006 MAR; 49 (7): 908-924	1	9	9	58
886	17423 Coleman PT, Vallacher RR, Nowak A, Bui-Wrzosinska L Intractable conflict as an attractor - A dynamical systems approach to conflict escalation and intractability AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2007 JUL; 50 (11): 1454-1475	1	6	1	62
887	17915 Savage J The role of exposure to media violence in the etiology of violent behavior AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2008 APR; 51 (8): 1123-1136	0	4	3	58
888	18629 Levin J, Madfis E Mass Murder at School and Cumulative Strain A Sequential Model AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2009 MAY; 52 (9): 1227-1245	0	3	5	52
889	18630 Henry S School Violence Beyond Columbine A Complex Problem in Need of an Interdisciplinary Analysis AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2009 MAY; 52 (9): 1246-1265	0	4	5	70
890	18715 Baker W, Faulkner RR Social Capital, Double Embeddedness, and Mechanisms of Stability and Change AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2009 JUL; 52 (11): 1531-1555	0	2	6	98
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891	19250 Fox MF Women and Men Faculty in Academic Science and Engineering: Social-Organizational Indicators and Implications AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2010 MAR; 53 (7): 997-1012	0	1	10	59
892	19290 Hampton KN Internet Use and the Concentration of Disadvantage: Glocalization and the Urban Underclass AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2010 APR; 53 (8): 1111-1132	0	2	3	54
893	19329 Stern MJ, Wellman B Rural and Urban Differences in the Internet Society-Real and Relatively Important Introduction AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2010 MAY; 53 (9): 1251-1256	0	0	2	10
894	20187 Gruzd A, Wellman B, Takhteyev Y Imagining Twitter as an Imagined Community AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2011 OCT; 55 (10): 1294-1318	0	0	5	64
895	3528 BERRY JM GREAT MEN, PARADIGMS, AND SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTIONS AMERICAN BIOLOGY TEACHER. 1971; 33 (6): 345-&	0	0	1	5
896	9825 METZGER MB ORGANIZATIONS AND THE LAW AMERICAN BUSINESS LAW JOURNAL. 1987 FAL; 25 (3): 407-441	0	7	2	128
897	10839 METZGER MB, SCHWENK CR DECISION-MAKING MODELS, DEVILS ADVOCACY, AND THE CONTROL OF CORPORATE CRIME AMERICAN BUSINESS LAW JOURNAL. 1990 FAL; 28 (3): 323-377	0	7	2	165
898	13642 Browne MN, Keeley TJ, Hiers WJ The epistemological role of expert witnesses and toxic torts AMERICAN BUSINESS LAW JOURNAL. 1998 FAL; 36 (1): 1-+	0	7	8	211
899	14924 Newberg JA, Dunn RL Keeping secrets in the campus lab: Law, values and rules of engagement for industry-university R&D partnerships AMERICAN BUSINESS LAW JOURNAL. 2002 WIN; 39 (2): 187-240	0	10	10	186
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Date / Author / Journal

801

Bernhard Stern, Leslie A. White, and an anthropological appraisal of the Russian Revolution

AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST. 1998 MAR; 100 (1): 84-+

802

14362 Williams DM

Representations of nature on the Mongolian steppe: An investigation of scientific knowledge construction

AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST. 2000 SEP; 102 (3): 503-519

803

15042 Boggs JP

Anthropological knowledge and native American cultural practice in the liberal polity

AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST. 2002 JUN; 104 (2): 599-610

804

15119 Salzman PC

On reflexivity

AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST. 2002 SEP; 104 (3): 805-813

805

16232 Rajan KS

Subjects of speculation: Emergent life sciences and market logics in the United States and India

AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST. 2005 MAR; 107 (1): 19-30

806

19249 Kruse C

Producing Absolute Truth: CSI Science as Wishful Thinking

AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST. 2010 MAR; 112 (1): 79-91

807

6106 GOODYEAR AC, RAAB LM, KLINGER TC

STATUS OF ARCHEOLOGICAL RESEARCH DESIGN IN CULTURAL RESOURCE-MANAGEMENT

AMERICAN ANTIQUITY. 1978; 43 (2): 159-173

103

808

6532 YOFFEE N

DECLINE AND RISE OF MESOPOTAMIAN CIVILIZATION - ETHNO-ARCHEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE EVOLUTION OF SOCIAL COMPLEXITY

AMERICAN ANTIQUITY. 1979; 44 (1): 5-35

150

809

8470 RAAB LM, GOODYEAR AC

MIDDLE-RANGE THEORY IN ARCHAEOLOGY - A CRITICAL-REVIEW OF ORIGINS AND APPLICATIONS

AMERICAN ANTIQUITY. 1984; 49 (2): 255-268

810

14637 Hutson SR

Synergy through disunity, science as social practice: Comments on VanPool and VanPool

AMERICAN ANTIQUITY. 2001 APR; 66 (2): 349-360

Date / Author / Journal

811

Where do research problems come from?

AMERICAN ANTIQUITY. 2001 OCT; 66 (4): 669-678

812

465 Bornet VD

Oral history can be worthwhile

AMERICAN ARCHIVIST. 1955 JUL; 18 (3): 241-253

813

9393 COX RJ

PROFESSIONALISM AND ARCHIVISTS IN THE UNITED-STATES

AMERICAN ARCHIVIST. 1986 SUM; 49 (3): 229-247

123

814

2293 HAUSKNECHT M

SPEAKERS ON CAMPUS - REEXAMINATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS BULLETIN. 1967; 53 (3): 303-306

815

5289 MARU O

MEASURING IMPACT OF LEGAL PERIODICALS

AMERICAN BAR FOUNDATION RESEARCH JOURNAL. 1976; (1): 227-249

816

6533 LAUMANN EO, HEINZ JP

ORGANIZATION OF LAWYERS WORK - SIZE, INTENSITY, AND CO-PRACTICE OF THE FIELDS OF LAW

AMERICAN BAR FOUNDATION RESEARCH JOURNAL. 1979; (2): 217-246

817

6534 PIPKIN RM

LAW-SCHOOL INSTRUCTION IN PROFESSIONAL-RESPONSIBILITY - CURRICULAR PARADOX

AMERICAN BAR FOUNDATION RESEARCH JOURNAL. 1979; (2): 247-275

117

818

7694 MINDES MW

DEFINING PROFESSIONALISM IN THE BAR - COMMENT

AMERICAN BAR FOUNDATION RESEARCH JOURNAL. 1982; (4): 1163-1176

819

8076 MENKELMEADOW C

WOMEN IN LAW - EPSTEIN,CF

AMERICAN BAR FOUNDATION RESEARCH JOURNAL. 1983; (1): 189-202

820

8471 DANIELS S

LADDERS AND BUSHES - THE PROBLEM OF CASELOADS AND STUDYING COURT ACTIVITIES OVER TIME

AMERICAN BAR FOUNDATION RESEARCH JOURNAL. 1984; (4): 751-795

129

Date / Author / Journal

821

CLIENTS, COLLEAGUES, AND COMMUNITY - THE SHAPING OF ZEALOUS ADVOCACY IN COUNTRY LAW PRACTICE

AMERICAN BAR FOUNDATION RESEARCH JOURNAL. 1985; (1): 81-111

822

9394 RUESCHEMEYER D

COMPARING LEGAL PROFESSIONS CROSS-NATIONALLY - FROM A PROFESSIONS-CENTERED TO A STATE-CENTERED APPROACH

AMERICAN BAR FOUNDATION RESEARCH JOURNAL. 1986 SUM; (3): 415-446

823

9679 SANDERS J

TOTAL JUSTICE - FRIEDMAN,LM

AMERICAN BAR FOUNDATION RESEARCH JOURNAL. 1987 SPR-SUM; (2-3): 601-615

824

1829 MCCORMAC.T

INTELLECTUALS AND MASS MEDIA

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1965; 9 (4-5): 31-&

825

2036 LUNDBERG CC

MIDDLEMEN IN SCIENCE UTILIZATION - SOME NOTES TOWARD CLARIFYING CONVERSION ROLES

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1966; 9 (6): 11-&

826

2037 HAUSKNEC.M

VALUES AND MAINSTREAM SOCIOLOGY - SOME FUNCTIONS OF IDEOLOGY FOR THEORY

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1966; 9 (6): 30-&

827

2294 MITCHELL WC

SHAPE OF POLITICAL THEORY TO COME - FROM POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY TO POLITICAL ECONOMY

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1967; 11 (2): 8-&

828

2571 LUNSFORD TF

AUTHORITY AND IDEOLOGY IN ADMINISTERED UNIVERSITY

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1968; 11 (5): 5-&

829

2572 HOMANS GC

A LIFE OF SYNTHESIS

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1968; 12 (1): 2-&

830

2573 ETZIONI A

SOCIAL ANALYSIS AND SOCIAL ACTION

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1968; 12 (1): 31-&

Date / Author / Journal

831

A QUANTIFIED DESCRIPTION OF COMMUNITY CONFLICT

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1968; 12 (2): 9-&

832

2874 SMITH RB

SIMULATION MODELS FOR ACCOUNTING SCHEMES

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1969; 12 (6): 21-&

833

2875 KLEINER RJ, PARKER S

SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF MIGRATION AND MENTAL DISORDER IN A NEGRO POPULATION

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1969; 13 (1): 104-&

834

3182 ROSOW I

OLD PEOPLE - THEIR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1970; 14 (1): 59-&

835

3526 HIRSCH PM

SOCIOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO POP MUSIC PHENOMENON

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1971; 14 (3): 371-&

836

3527 ROGERS EM

SOCIAL STRUCTURE AND SOCIAL CHANGE

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1971; 14 (5): 767-&

837

3867 ROSS HL

LITTLE MEN, BIG MACHINES

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1972; 15 (3): 381-&

838

4189 WRIGHT JE

ETHNOCULTURAL MODEL OF VOTING - BEHAVIORAL AND HISTORICAL CRITIQUE

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1973; 16 (5): 653-674

839

4190 BENSON L

GROUP COHESION AND SOCIAL AND IDEOLOGICAL CONFLICT - CRITIQUE OF SOME MARXIAN AND TOCQUEVILLIAN THEORIES

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1973; 16 (5): 741-767

840

4191 ROSENBER.M

WHICH SIGNIFICANT OTHERS

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1973; 16 (6): 829-860

Date / Author / Journal

841

COMPLEMENTARITY OF PARTISAN AND OBJECTIVE RESEARCH

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1973; 17 (1): 125-143

842

4892 FONER A

AGE IN SOCIETY - STRUCTURE AND CHANGE

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1975; 19 (2): 144-165

843

5290 PETERSON RA

PRODUCTION OF CULTURE - PROLEGOMENON

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1976; 19 (6): 669-684

844

5291 CRANE D

REWARD SYSTEMS IN ART, SCIENCE, AND RELIGION

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1976; 19 (6): 719-734

845

5292 HAGSTROM WO

PRODUCTION OF CULTURE IN SCIENCE

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1976; 19 (6): 753-768

846

5293 KADUSHIN C

NETWORKS AND CIRCLES IN PRODUCTION OF CULTURE

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1976; 19 (6): 769-784

847

5712 BOGUE AG, CLUBB JM, FLANIGAN WH

NEW POLITICAL-HISTORY

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1977; 21 (2): 201-220

848

6107 GRONHAUG K

ORGANIZATIONAL BUYING BEHAVIOR - RESEARCH ARENA FOR SOCIAL SCIENTIST

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1978; 21 (4): 583-599

849

6108 NEWCOMB TM

INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1978; 21 (5): 631-650

850

6535 LINGWOOD DA

PRODUCING USABLE RESEARCH - 1ST STEP IN DISSEMINATION

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1979; 22 (3): 339-362

Date / Author / Journal

851

DIAGNOSIS OF BUREAUCRATIC MALADIES

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1979; 22 (5): 483-492

852

6916 CATTON WR, DUNLAP RE

A NEW ECOLOGICAL PARADIGM FOR POST-EXUBERANT SOCIOLOGY

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1980; 24 (1): 15-47

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6917 LINEBERRY RL

FROM POLITICAL-SOCIOLOGY TO POLITICAL-ECONOMY - THE STATE OF THEORY IN URBAN RESEARCH

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1980; 24 (2): 299-317

854

7293 SHORT JF

THIS ISSUE IS DEVOTED TO - SOCIOLOGY - PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS - INTRODUCTION

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1981; 24 (3): 323-327

855

7294 EISENSTADT SN

THE SCHOOLS OF SOCIOLOGY

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1981; 24 (3): 329-344

856

7295 ROSSI PH

POST-WAR APPLIED SOCIAL-RESEARCH - GROWTH AND OPPORTUNITIES

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1981; 24 (3): 445-461

857

7296 SHORT JF, MEIER RF

CRIMINOLOGY AND THE STUDY OF DEVIANCE

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1981; 24 (3): 462-478

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8077 BULMER M

COMMISSIONS AS INSTRUMENTS FOR POLICY RESEARCH - INTRODUCTION

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1983; 26 (5): 559-567

859

8078 BULMER M

AN ANGLO-AMERICAN COMPARISON - DOES SOCIAL-SCIENCE CONTRIBUTE EFFECTIVELY TO THE WORK OF GOVERNMENTAL COMMISSIONS

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1983; 26 (5): 643-668

860

8079 SHERIFF PE

STATE THEORY, SOCIAL-SCIENCE, AND GOVERNMENTAL COMMISSIONS

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1983; 26 (5): 669-680

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9395 HENDRICKS J, PETERS CB

THE TIMES OF OUR LIVES

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1986 JUL-AUG; 29 (6): 662-678

862

9396 HAGESTAD GO

DIMENSIONS OF TIME AND THE FAMILY

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1986 JUL-AUG; 29 (6): 679-694

863

9451 BORMAN KM, LECOMPTE MD, GOETZ JP

ETHNOGRAPHIC AND QUALITATIVE RESEARCH DESIGN AND WHY IT DOESNT WORK

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1986 SEP-OCT; 30 (1): 42-57

864

10006 GRABER RB, ROSCOE PB

CIRCUMSCRIPTION AND THE EVOLUTION OF SOCIETY - INTRODUCTION

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1988 MAR-APR; 31 (4): 405-415

865

10760 TURNER RH

THE MANY FACES OF AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY - A DISCIPLINE IN SEARCH OF IDENTITY

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1990 JUL-AUG; 33 (6): 662-684

866

11984 HOPPER K, BAUMOHL J

HELD IN ABEYANCE - RETHINKING HOMELESSNESS AND ADVOCACY

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1994 FEB; 37 (4): 522-552

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12057 FULLER S

MAKING AGENCY COUNT - A BRIEF FORAY INTO THE FOUNDATIONS OF SOCIAL-THEORY

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1994 MAY; 37 (6): 741-753

868

13045 Dunn WN

Probing the boundaries of ignorance in policy analysis

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1997 JAN; 40 (3): 277-298

869

13088 Zucker LG, Darby MR

Individual action and the demand for institutions - Star scientists and institutional transformation

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1997 FEB; 40 (4): 502-513

870

13488 Lee J

Cultural brokers: Race-based hiring in inner-city neighborhoods

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1998 APR; 41 (7): 927-937

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871

Immigration research in the United States - Social origins and future orientations

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1999 JUN-JUL; 42 (9): 1285-1301

872

13967 Halpin B

Simulation in sociology

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 1999 AUG; 42 (10): 1488-1508

873

14154 Taylor DE

The rise of the environmental justice paradigm - Injustice framing and the social construction of environmental discourses

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2000 JAN; 43 (4): 508-580

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14805 Katz JE, Rice RE, Aspden P

The Internet, 1995-2000 - Access, civic involvement, and social interaction

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2001 NOV; 45 (3): 405-419

875

14806 Wellman B, Quan-Haase A, Witte J, Hampton K

Does the Internet increase, decrease, or supplement social capital? Social networks, participation, and community commitment

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2001 NOV; 45 (3): 436-455

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14972 Brown RH, Schubert JD

Introduction - The contested academy

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2002 MAR; 45 (7): 1051-1060

877

15421 DeVault ML

Families and children: Together, apart

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2003 JUN; 46 (10): 1296-1305

878

15737 Pittinsky TL, Shih MJ

Knowledge nomads - Organizational commitment and worker mobility in positive perspective

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2004 FEB; 47 (6): 791-807

879

15738 Spreitzer GM, Sonenshein S

Toward the construct definition of positive deviance

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2004 FEB; 47 (6): 828-847

880

15785 Esser F, Hartung U

Nazis, pollution, and no sex - Political scandals as a reflection of political culture in Germany

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2004 APR; 47 (8): 1040-1071

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15883 Preston FW, Roots RI

Introduction - Law and its unintended consequences

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2004 JUL; 47 (11): 1371-1375

882

15884 Roots RI

When law backfire - Unintended consequences of public policy

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2004 JUL; 47 (11): 1376-1394

883

15885 Bernhard BJ, Preston FW

On the shoulders of Merton - Potentially sobering consequences of problem gambling policy

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2004 JUL; 47 (11): 1395-1405

884

15886 Russell PA, Preston FW

Airline security after the event - Unintended consequences and illusions

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2004 JUL; 47 (11): 1419-1427

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16689 Hallett T, Ventresca MJ

How institutions form - Loose coupling as mechanism in Gouldner's Patterns of Industrial Bureaucracy

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2006 MAR; 49 (7): 908-924

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17423 Coleman PT, Vallacher RR, Nowak A, Bui-Wrzosinska L

Intractable conflict as an attractor - A dynamical systems approach to conflict escalation and intractability

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2007 JUL; 50 (11): 1454-1475

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17915 Savage J

The role of exposure to media violence in the etiology of violent behavior

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2008 APR; 51 (8): 1123-1136

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18629 Levin J, Madfis E

Mass Murder at School and Cumulative Strain A Sequential Model

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2009 MAY; 52 (9): 1227-1245

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18630 Henry S

School Violence Beyond Columbine A Complex Problem in Need of an Interdisciplinary Analysis

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2009 MAY; 52 (9): 1246-1265

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18715 Baker W, Faulkner RR

Social Capital, Double Embeddedness, and Mechanisms of Stability and Change

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2009 JUL; 52 (11): 1531-1555

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Women and Men Faculty in Academic Science and Engineering: Social-Organizational Indicators and Implications

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2010 MAR; 53 (7): 997-1012

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19290 Hampton KN

Internet Use and the Concentration of Disadvantage: Glocalization and the Urban Underclass

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2010 APR; 53 (8): 1111-1132

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19329 Stern MJ, Wellman B

Rural and Urban Differences in the Internet Society-Real and Relatively Important Introduction

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2010 MAY; 53 (9): 1251-1256

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20187 Gruzd A, Wellman B, Takhteyev Y

Imagining Twitter as an Imagined Community

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST. 2011 OCT; 55 (10): 1294-1318

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3528 BERRY JM

GREAT MEN, PARADIGMS, AND SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTIONS

AMERICAN BIOLOGY TEACHER. 1971; 33 (6): 345-&

896

9825 METZGER MB

ORGANIZATIONS AND THE LAW

AMERICAN BUSINESS LAW JOURNAL. 1987 FAL; 25 (3): 407-441

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10839 METZGER MB, SCHWENK CR

DECISION-MAKING MODELS, DEVILS ADVOCACY, AND THE CONTROL OF CORPORATE CRIME

AMERICAN BUSINESS LAW JOURNAL. 1990 FAL; 28 (3): 323-377

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13642 Browne MN, Keeley TJ, Hiers WJ

The epistemological role of expert witnesses and toxic torts

AMERICAN BUSINESS LAW JOURNAL. 1998 FAL; 36 (1): 1-+

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14924 Newberg JA, Dunn RL

Keeping secrets in the campus lab: Law, values and rules of engagement for industry-university R&D partnerships

AMERICAN BUSINESS LAW JOURNAL. 2002 WIN; 39 (2): 187-240

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10283 HARLEY JB, WOODWARD D

WHY CARTOGRAPHY NEEDS ITS HISTORY

AMERICAN CARTOGRAPHER. 1989 JAN; 16 (1): 5-15

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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