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1. 1 MERTON RK

SOCIOLOGICAL AMBIVALENCE. 1976;
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2. 10 LEDERBERG J

DIGITAL-COMMUNICATIONS AND CONDUCT OF SCIENCE - NEW LITERACY

PROCEEDINGS OF THE IEEE. 1978; 66 (11): 1314-1319
LCR: 1 CR: 27 LCS: 0 GCS: 30 SCS:

3. 19 RODIN J, JANIS IL

SOCIAL POWER OF HEALTH-CARE PRACTITIONERS AS AGENTS OF CHANGE

JOURNAL OF SOCIAL ISSUES. 1979; 35 (1): 60-81
LCR: 1 CR: 79 LCS: 0 GCS: 39 SCS:

4. 23 MITROFF II, CHUBIN DE

PEER-REVIEW AT THE NSF - DIALECTICAL POLICY ANALYSIS

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1979; 9 (2): 199-232
LCR: 1 CR: 61 LCS: 0 GCS: 32 SCS:

5. 28 LINDSEY D

PRODUCTION AND CITATION MEASURES IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE - THE PROBLEM OF MULTIPLE AUTHORSHIP

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1980; 10 (2): 145-162
LCR: 2 CR: 29 LCS: 0 GCS: 112 SCS:

6. 29 ELDER GH

HISTORY AND THE FAMILY - THE DISCOVERY OF COMPLEXITY

JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY. 1981; 43 (3): 489-519
LCR: 1 CR: 162 LCS: 1 GCS: 40 SCS:

7. 32 BAZERMAN C

WHAT WRITTEN KNOWLEDGE DOES - 3 EXAMPLES OF ACADEMIC DISCOURSE

PHILOSOPHY OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES. 1981; 11 (3): 361-387
LCR: 1 CR: 44 LCS: 0 GCS: 78 SCS:

8. 38 DUNN WN

REFORMS AS ARGUMENTS

KNOWLEDGE-CREATION DIFFUSION UTILIZATION. 1982; 3 (3): 293-326
LCR: 1 CR: 90 LCS: 1 GCS: 29 SCS:

9. 40 GIERYN TF

RELATIVIST CONSTRUCTIVIST PROGRAMS IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE - REDUNDANCE AND RETREAT

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1982; 12 (2): 279-297
LCR: 2 CR: 40 LCS: 0 GCS: 37 SCS:

10. 44 GIERYN TF

BOUNDARY-WORK AND THE DEMARCATION OF SCIENCE FROM NON-SCIENCE - STRAINS AND INTERESTS IN PROFESSIONAL IDEOLOGIES OF SCIENTISTS

AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1983; 48 (6): 781-795
LCR: 1 CR: 93 LCS: 3 GCS: 547 SCS:

11. 45 LANSBERG I

MANAGING HUMAN-RESOURCES IN FAMILY FIRMS - THE PROBLEM OF INSTITUTIONAL OVERLAP

ORGANIZATIONAL DYNAMICS. 1983; 12 (1): 39-46
LCR: 1 CR: 8 LCS: 0 GCS: 28 SCS:

12. 53 ROSEN MA, LOGSDON DN, DEMAK MM

PREVENTION AND HEALTH PROMOTION IN PRIMARY CARE - BASELINE RESULTS ON PHYSICIANS FROM THE INSURE PROJECT ON LIFECYCLE PREVENTIVE HEALTH-SERVICES

PREVENTIVE MEDICINE. 1984; 13 (5): 535-548
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13. 55 JANSEN E, VONGLINOW MA

ETHICAL AMBIVALENCE AND ORGANIZATIONAL REWARD SYSTEMS

ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT REVIEW. 1985; 10 (4): 814-822
LCR: 2 CR: 45 LCS: 4 GCS: 77 SCS:

14. 60 HARRIS RJ, MILLS EW

RELIGION, VALUES AND ATTITUDES TOWARD ABORTION

JOURNAL FOR THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF RELIGION. 1985; 24 (2): 137-154
LCR: 2 CR: 29 LCS: 0 GCS: 31 SCS:

15. 71 LEDERBERG J

GENETIC-RECOMBINATION IN BACTERIA - A DISCOVERY ACCOUNT

ANNUAL REVIEW OF GENETICS. 1987; 21: 23-46
LCR: 1 CR: 109 LCS: 0 GCS: 22 SCS:

16. 73 DUNST CJ, LEET HE

MEASURING THE ADEQUACY OF RESOURCES IN HOUSEHOLDS WITH YOUNG-CHILDREN

CHILD CARE HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT. 1987 MAR-APR; 13 (2): 111-125
LCR: 1 CR: 21 LCS: 1 GCS: 107 SCS:

17. 79 COOPER R, BURRELL G

MODERNISM, POSTMODERNISM AND ORGANIZATIONAL ANALYSIS - AN INTRODUCTION

ORGANIZATION STUDIES. 1988; 9 (1): 91-112
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18. 81 DUNST CJ, LEET HE, TRIVETTE CM

FAMILY RESOURCES, PERSONAL WELL-BEING, AND EARLY INTERVENTION

JOURNAL OF SPECIAL EDUCATION. 1988 SPR; 22 (1): 108-116
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19. 88 FRIEDKIN NE, JOHNSEN EC

SOCIAL-INFLUENCE AND OPINIONS

JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL SOCIOLOGY. 1990; 15 (3-4): 193-205
LCR: 1 CR: 25 LCS: 1 GCS: 53 SCS:

20. 91 HACKETT EJ

SCIENCE AS A VOCATION IN THE 1990S - THE CHANGING ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE OF ACADEMIC SCIENCE

JOURNAL OF HIGHER EDUCATION. 1990 MAY-JUN; 61 (3): 241-279
LCR: 1 CR: 66 LCS: 1 GCS: 37 SCS:

21. 93 MCNAIR CJ

PROPER COMPROMISES - THE MANAGEMENT CONTROL DILEMMA IN PUBLIC ACCOUNTING AND ITS IMPACT ON AUDITOR BEHAVIOR

ACCOUNTING ORGANIZATIONS AND SOCIETY. 1991; 16 (7): 635-653
LCR: 2 CR: 85 LCS: 1 GCS: 26 SCS:

22. 103 MCBROOM WH, REED FW

TOWARD A RECONCEPTUALIZATION OF ATTITUDE-BEHAVIOR CONSISTENCY

SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY QUARTERLY. 1992 JUN; 55 (2): 205-216
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23. 116 MEYERSON DE

INTERPRETATIONS OF STRESS IN INSTITUTIONS - THE CULTURAL PRODUCTION OF AMBIGUITY AND BURNOUT

ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY. 1994 DEC; 39 (4): 628-653
LCR: 1 CR: 51 LCS: 1 GCS: 35 SCS:

24. 120 MEYERSON DE, SCULLY MA

TEMPERED RADICALISM AND THE POLITICS OF AMBIVALENCE AND CHANGE

ORGANIZATION SCIENCE. 1995 SEP-OCT; 6 (5): 585-600
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25. 121 EPSTEIN CF, SAUTE R, OGLENSKY B, GEVER M

GLASS CEILINGS AND OPEN DOORS - WOMENS ADVANCEMENT IN THE LEGAL PROFESSION

FORDHAM LAW REVIEW. 1995 NOV; 64 (2): 291-449
LCR: 1 CR: 25 LCS: 0 GCS: 63 SCS:

26. 122 Merton RK

The Thomas theorem and the Matthew effect

SOCIAL FORCES. 1995 DEC; 74 (2): 379-422
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27. 124 Radley A, Billig M

Accounts of health and illness: Dilemmas and representations

SOCIOLOGY OF HEALTH & ILLNESS. 1996 MAR; 18 (2): 220-240
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28. 128 Hedstrom P, Swedberg R

Rational choice, empirical research, and the sociological tradition

EUROPEAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1996 SEP; 12 (2): 127-146
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29. 133 Pratt MG, Rafaeli A

Organizational dress as a symbol of multilayered social identities

ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT JOURNAL. 1997 AUG; 40 (4): 862-898
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30. 136 Smelser NJ

The rational and the ambivalent in the social sciences - 1997 presidential address

AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1998 FEB; 63 (1): 1-15
LCR: 1 CR: 66 LCS: 17 GCS: 76 SCS:

31. 145 Pratt MG, Foreman PO

Classifying managerial responses to multiple organizational identities

ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT REVIEW. 2000 JAN; 25 (1): 18-42
LCR: 2 CR: 122 LCS: 1 GCS: 137 SCS:

32. 148 Pratt MG

The good, the bad, and the ambivalent: Managing identification among Amway distributors

ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY. 2000 SEP; 45 (3): 456-493
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33. 149 Piderit SK

Rethinking resistance and recognizing ambivalence: A multidimensional view of attitudes toward an organizational change

ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT REVIEW. 2000 OCT; 25 (4): 783-794
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34. 152 Turner S

What is the problem with experts?

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2001 FEB; 31 (1): 123-149
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35. 154 Owen-Smith J

Managing laboratory work through skepticism: Processes of evaluation and control

AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 2001 JUN; 66 (3): 427-452
LCR: 1 CR: 111 LCS: 1 GCS: 28 SCS:

36. 159 Luscher K

Intergenerational ambivalence: Further steps in theory and research

JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND FAMILY. 2002 AUG; 64 (3): 585-593
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37. 165 Reay D, Lucey H

The limits of 'choice': Children and inner city schooling

SOCIOLOGY-THE JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION. 2003 FEB; 37 (1): 121-142
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38. 166 Margolis JD, Walsh JP

Misery loves companies: Rethinking social initiatives by business

ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY. 2003 JUN; 48 (2): 268-305
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39. 170 Bunge M

How does it work? The search for explanatory mechanisms

PHILOSOPHY OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES. 2004 JUN; 34 (2): 182-210
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40. 181 Lynch M, Cole S

Science and technology studies on trial: Dilemmas of expertise

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2005 APR; 35 (2): 269-311
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