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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
1701	4118 FULLER S ON THE MOTIVES FOR THE NEW SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 1995 MAY; 8 (2): 117-124	0	1	1	10
1702	4609 Turner C Mannheim's utopia today HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES. 2003 FEB; 16 (1): 27-47	0	2	1	23
1703	4704 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	1	8	2	72
1704	4812 Chamlin MB, Cochran JK Economic inequality, legitimacy, and cross-national homicide rates HOMICIDE STUDIES. 2006 NOV; 10 (4): 231-252	0	9	3	86
1705	4340 Mayer A Functional analysis, classes, properties HOMME. 1998 OCT-DEC; (148): 159-183	0	0	1	12
1706	1135 ROSNER M ALIENATION, FETISHISM, ANOMY HOMME ET LA SOCIETE. 1969; (11): 81-107	1	1	1	23
1707	1136 GABEL J MANNHEIM AND HUNGARIAN MARXISM - REINTERPRETATION HOMME ET LA SOCIETE. 1969; (11): 127-145	0	2	1	34
1708	1320 CASANOVA PG LATIN AMERICAN VIOLENCE IN EMPIRICAL NORTH AMERICAN SURVEYS HOMME ET LA SOCIETE. 1970; (15): 159-181	0	0	1	36
1709	1321 MATTELART A IDEOLOGICAL READING OF ESSAY ON PRINCIPLE OF POPULATION HOMME ET LA SOCIETE. 1970; (15): 183-219	0	0	1	23
1710	1322 ALLEN VL DOCTRINE OF EMPIRICISM AND STUDY ON ORGANIZATIONS HOMME ET LA SOCIETE. 1970; (15): 221-239	0	0	1	24
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
1711	1323 CAMPOS GG REVOLT OF CLERGY IN LATIN AMERICA HOMME ET LA SOCIETE. 1970; (17): 183-208	0	0	1	15
1712	2142 HIRSCH M FRANKFURT SCHOOL - CRITIQUE ON INSTRUMENTAL REASON HOMME ET LA SOCIETE. 1975; (35-3): 115-147	0	1	1	119
1713	2143 MAFFESOLI M IDEOLOGY, ITS FORMATION AND ITS DUPLICITY HOMME ET LA SOCIETE. 1975; (35-3): 199-214	0	1	1	48
1714	3259 CASEY SJ DEFINITIONS OF RELIGION - A MATTER OF TASTE HORIZONS. 1984; 11 (1): 86-99	0	0	1	55
1715	3667 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	3	32
1716	3668 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
1717	64 PREISS JJ THE PHENOMENA OF INFORMAL ORGANIZATION HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION. 1959; 4 (2): 35-45	0	2	1	6
1718	643 ODONOVAN TR HUMAN RELATIONS IN HOSPITAL HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION. 1966; 11 (1): 51-69	0	0	1	30
1719	644 KAST FE, ROSENZWEIG JE HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION AND SYSTEMS CONCEPTS HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION. 1966; 11 (4): 17-33	0	2	1	20
1720	799 ODONOVAN TR, DEEGAN AX CHANGING DYNAMICS IN ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR PATTERNS HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION. 1967; 12 (1): 36-51	0	0	1	10
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
1721	2955 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	2	72
1722	4311 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
1723	974 HENDERSON BC, SINCLAIR TC SELECTION OF JUDGES IN TEXAS HOUSTON LAW REVIEW. 1968; 5 (3): 430-498	0	3	1	41
1724	4537 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
1725	1990 ROSSEL RD RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS AND YOUTH CULTURE HUMAN CONTEXT. 1974; 6 (3): 621-631	0	0	1	37
1726	3260 PRUCHNO RA, BLOW FC, SMYER MA LIFE EVENTS AND INTERDEPENDENT LIVES - IMPLICATIONS FOR RESEARCH AND INTERVENTION HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. 1984; 27 (1): 31-41	0	17	2	45
1727	3478 WERTSCH JV, YOUNISS J CONTEXTUALIZING THE INVESTIGATOR - THE CASE OF DEVELOPMENTAL-PSYCHOLOGY HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. 1987; 30 (1): 18-31	0	9	1	56
1728	5190 Genin D, Simenel R Endogenous Berber Forest Management and the Functional Shaping of Rural Forests in Southern Morocco: Implications for Shared Forest Management Options HUMAN ECOLOGY. 2011 JUN; 39 (3): 257-269	0	0	1	54
1729	4158 Paul L, Foss MA, Baenninger M Double standards for sexual jealousy - Manipulative morality or a reflection of evolved sex differences? HUMAN NATURE-AN INTERDISCIPLINARY BIOSOCIAL PERSPECTIVE. 1996; 7 (3): 291-321	0	1	1	52
1730	168 MARCUS PM SUPERVISION AND GROUP-PROCESS HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1961; 20 (1): 15-19	0	2	1	8
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
1731	169 ROGERS D, BERG IE OCCUPATION AND IDEOLOGY - THE CASE OF THE SMALL BUSINESSMAN HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1961; 20 (3): 103-111	1	4	1	36
1732	235 LOPREATO J INTERPERSONAL-RELATIONS IN PEASANT SOCIETY - THE PEASANTS VIEW HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1962; 21 (1): 21-24	0	8	1	11
1733	328 SCOTT WR FIELD WORK IN A FORMAL ORGANIZATION - SOME DILEMMAS IN THE ROLE OF OBSERVER HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1963; 22 (2): 162-168	0	4	1	16
1734	329 FRANK AG ADMINISTRATIVE ROLE DEFINITION AND SOCIAL-CHANGE HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1963; 22 (4): 238-242	1	8	1	18
1735	415 WEINSTOCK SA MOTIVATION AND SOCIAL-STRUCTURE IN THE STUDY OF ACCULTURATION - A HUNGARIAN CASE HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1964; 23 (1): 50-52	1	4	1	7
1736	416 WOOD AL POLITICAL RADICALISM IN CHANGING SINHALESE VILLAGES HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1964; 23 (2): 99-107	0	1	3	18
1737	417 PRICE JL USE OF NEW KNOWLEDGE IN ORGANIZATIONS HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1964; 23 (3): 224-234	0	1	1	36
1738	524 LOPREATO J HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE A PEASANT HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1965; 24 (4): 298-307	2	12	1	26
1739	645 MERING OV, EARLY LW DIAGNOSIS OF PROBLEM PATIENTS HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1966; 25 (1): 20-23	0	3	1	32
1740	646 KAHNEMAN D, SCHILD EO TRAINING AGENTS OF SOCIAL CHANGE IN ISRAEL - DEFINITION OF OBJECTIVES AND A TRAINING APPROACH HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1966; 25 (1): 71-77	0	2	1	22
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
1741	800 NASH D FATE OF AMERICANS IN A SPANISH SETTING - STUDY IN ADAPTATION HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1967; 26 (3): 157-163	0	15	1	20
1742	975 KRAUSE EA TIME AND PLACE OF CRISES HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1968; 27 (2): 110-116	0	2	1	8
1743	1137 PEACOCK JL RELIGION, COMMUNICATIONS, AND MODERNIZATION - WEBERIAN CRITIQUE OF SOME RECENT VIEWS HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1969; 28 (1): 35-41	0	0	1	19
1744	1138 CARO FG APPROACHES TO EVALUATIVE RESEARCH - REVIEW HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1969; 28 (2): 87-99	0	10	2	54
1745	1324 WADDELL JO RESURGENT PATRONAGE AND LAGGING BUREAUCRACY IN A PAPAGO OFF-RESERVATION COMMUNITY HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1970; 29 (1): 37-42	0	1	1	8
1746	1325 LAPORTE TR, WOOD JL FUNCTIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS OF BOOTLEGGING AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN RESEARCH ORGANIZATIONS HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1970; 29 (4): 273-287	2	4	4	34
1747	1483 BETLEY BJ JUEZ,O - ANALYSS OF A POLITICAL MIDDLEMAN HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1971; 30 (1): 57-63	1	3	1	18
1748	1643 HACKENBE.BH SOCIAL MOBILITY IN A TRIBAL SOCIETY - CASE OF PAPAGO-INDIAN VETERANS HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1972; 31 (2): 201-209	0	3	2	28
1749	1808 WEPPNER RS ANTHROPOLOGICAL VIEW OF STREET ADDICTS WORLD HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1973; 32 (2): 111-121	0	10	1	70
1750	1991 BERNARD HR SCIENTISTS AND POLICY MAKERS - ETHNOGRAPHY OF COMMUNICATION HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1974; 33 (3): 261-275	0	13	4	69
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
1751	2144 KLEINER RJ, STUB HR, LANAHAN J STUDY OF BLACK YOUTH GROUPS - IMPLICATIONS FOR RESEARCH, ACTION, AND ROLE OF INVESTIGATOR HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1975; 34 (4): 391-394	0	3	1	10
1752	2287 FERGUSON FN STAKE THEORY AS AN EXPLANATORY DEVICE IN NAVAJO ALCOHOLISM-TREATMENT RESPONSE HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1976; 35 (1): 65-78	0	16	2	50
1753	2288 RICKSON RE KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT IN INDUSTRIAL-SOCIETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL-QUALITY HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1976; 35 (3): 239-251	0	4	4	48
1754	2447 REGENSTREIF DI INNOVATION IN HOSPITAL BASED AMBULATORY CARE - SOME SOURCES, PATTERNS, AND IMPLICATIONS OF CHANGE HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1977; 36 (1): 43-49	0	3	2	33
1755	2448 MCCARTHY FE BENGALI VILLAGE WOMEN AS MEDIATORS OF SOCIAL-CHANGE HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1977; 36 (4): 363-370	0	2	1	18
1756	2736 REGOLI RM, POOLE ED, SCHRINK JL OCCUPATIONAL SOCIALIZATION AND CAREER-DEVELOPMENT - LOOK AT CYNICISM AMONG CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION WORKERS HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1979; 38 (2): 183-187	0	7	1	8
1757	2843 BOGDAN R, KSANDER M POLICY DATA AS A SOCIAL-PROCESS - A QUALITATIVE APPROACH TO QUANTITATIVE DATA HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1980; 39 (4): 302-309	0	18	2	52
1758	3159 BUNKER SG, COHEN LE COLLABORATION AND COMPETITION IN 2 COLONIZATION PROJECTS - TOWARD A GENERAL-THEORY OF OFFICIAL CORRUPTION HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1983; 42 (2): 106-114	0	7	1	35
1759	3350 CHAN JBL, CHEUNG YW ETHNIC RESOURCES AND BUSINESS-ENTERPRISE - A STUDY OF CHINESE BUSINESSES IN TORONTO HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1985; 44 (2): 142-154	1	15	1	38
1760	3549 LANTIS M 2 IMPORTANT ROLES IN ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITIES HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1987 FAL; 46 (3): 189-199	0	3	2	75
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
1761	3712 CHANG Y PEASANTS GO TO TOWN - THE RISE OF COMMERICAL FARMING IN KOREA HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1989 FAL; 48 (3): 236-251	0	3	1	109
1762	4145 FONER N THE HIDDEN INJURIES OF BUREAUCRACY - WORK IN AN AMERICAN NURSING-HOME HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1995 FAL; 54 (3): 229-237	0	8	1	34
1763	4698 Doughty PL Malinowski Award Lecture, 2005 - Learn from the past, be involved in the future HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 2005 WIN; 64 (4): 303-315	0	0	1	74
1764	3752 DEVERS KJ THE CHANGING-ROLE OF THE AUTOPSY - A SOCIAL ENVIRONMENTAL PERSPECTIVE HUMAN PATHOLOGY. 1990 FEB; 21 (2): 145-153	0	10	1	29
1765	26 BENNIS WG, BERKOWITZ N, AFFINITO M, MALONE M AUTHORITY, POWER, AND THE ABILITY TO INFLUENCE HUMAN RELATIONS. 1958; 11 (2): 143-155	0	19	1	7
1766	27 BENDAVID J THE PROFESSIONAL-ROLE OF THE PHYSICIAN IN BUREAUCRATIZED MEDICINE - A STUDY IN ROLE-CONFLICT HUMAN RELATIONS. 1958; 11 (3): 255-274	6	47	1	28
1767	104 JANDA KF TOWARDS THE EXPLICATION OF THE CONCEPT OF LEADERSHIP IN TERMS OF THE CONCEPT OF POWER HUMAN RELATIONS. 1960; 13 (4): 345-363	2	17	1	55
1768	170 HERMAN SN EXPLORATIONS IN THE SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGY OF LANGUAGE CHOICE HUMAN RELATIONS. 1961; 14 (2): 149-164	0	23	1	12
1769	418 WEINSTOCK SA SOME FACTORS THAT RETARD OR ACCELERATE THE RATE OF ACCULTURATION - WITH SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO HUNGARIAN IMMIGRANTS HUMAN RELATIONS. 1964; 17 (4): 321-340	0	22	2	55
1770	525 RAVEN BH, GALLO PS THE EFFECTS OF NOMINATING CONVENTIONS, ELECTIONS, AND REFERENCE GROUP IDENTIFICATION UPON THE PERCEPTION OF POLITICAL FIGURES HUMAN RELATIONS. 1965; 18 (3): 217-229	0	9	1	18
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
1771	526 WILLIS RH CONFORMITY, INDEPENDENCE, AND ANTICONFORMITY HUMAN RELATIONS. 1965; 18 (4): 373-388	2	36	1	24
1772	647 TULLY J TOWARDS A SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY FOR EXTENSION HUMAN RELATIONS. 1966; 19 (4): 391-403	0	2	1	17
1773	801 KARPIK L 3 SOCIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS - REFERENCE OBJECTIVE, SOCIAL STATUS AND BALANCE OF TRANSACTION HUMAN RELATIONS. 1967; 20 (2): 131-154	0	2	1	15
1774	802 TALLMAN I BALANCE PRINCIPLE AND NORMATIVE DISCREPANCY HUMAN RELATIONS. 1967; 20 (4): 341-355	0	5	2	30
1775	1484 GUNTER BG WORK AMBIENCES OF LETTER CARRIERS - TEST OF 3 HYPOTHESES HUMAN RELATIONS. 1971; 24 (2): 125-&	0	0	2	38
1776	1485 MAYKOVIC.MK CHANGES IN RACIAL STEREOTYPES AMONG COLLEGE-STUDENTS HUMAN RELATIONS. 1971; 24 (5): 371-&	0	8	3	36
1777	1644 MAYKOVIC.MK STEREOTYPES AND RACIAL IMAGES - WHITE, BLACK AND YELLOW HUMAN RELATIONS. 1972; 25 (2): 101-&	1	4	3	42
1778	1645 ZYGMUNT JF MOVEMENTS AND MOTIVES - UNRESOLVED ISSUES IN PSYCHOLOGY OF SOCIAL MOVEMENTS HUMAN RELATIONS. 1972; 25 (5): 449-&	0	14	3	69
1779	1809 HARSHBAR.D INDIVIDUAL AND SOCIAL ORDER - NOTES ON MANAGEMENT OF HERESY AND DEVIANCE IN COMPLEX ORGANIZATIONS HUMAN RELATIONS. 1973; 26 (2): 251-269	0	10	1	17
1780	1810 LEOPOLD EA COMMUNITY REPRESENTATION - STUDY OF ROLE PERCEPTIONS AND BEHAVIOR HUMAN RELATIONS. 1973; 26 (6): 695-713	0	1	2	50
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
1781	1811 BAKER SH, ETZIONI A, HANSEN RA, SONTAG M TOLERANCE FOR BUREAUCRATIC STRUCTURE - THEORY AND MEASUREMENT HUMAN RELATIONS. 1973; 26 (6): 775-786	1	6	1	21
1782	2145 PFEFFER J, SALANCIK GR DETERMINANTS OF SUPERVISORY BEHAVIOR - ROLE SET ANALYSIS HUMAN RELATIONS. 1975; 28 (2): 139-154	4	27	1	20
1783	2289 BARTELL T HUMAN-RELATIONS IDEOLOGY - ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL ORIGINS OF A BELIEF SYSTEM HUMAN RELATIONS. 1976; 29 (8): 737-749	0	4	1	16
1784	2290 KEMPER TD, REICHLER ML WORK INTEGRATION, MARITAL SATISFACTION, AND CONJUGAL POWER HUMAN RELATIONS. 1976; 29 (10): 929-944	1	10	2	51
1785	2449 STARR PD MARGINALITY, ROLE-CONFLICT, AND STATUS-INCONSISTENCY AS FORMS OF STRESSFUL INTERACTION HUMAN RELATIONS. 1977; 30 (10): 949-961	1	8	2	51
1786	2737 ALLEN VL, WILDER DA SOCIAL SUPPORT IN ABSENTIA - EFFECT OF AN ABSENTEE PARTNER ON CONFORMITY HUMAN RELATIONS. 1979; 32 (2): 103-111	0	4	1	13
1787	2738 WAGNER J DEFINING TECHNOLOGY - POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS OF HARDWARE, SOFTWARE, POWER, AND INFORMATION HUMAN RELATIONS. 1979; 32 (8): 719-736	0	1	1	33
1788	2739 SCHWARZWALD J, GOLDENBERG J COMPLIANCE AND ASSISTANCE TO AN AUTHORITY FIGURE IN PERCEIVED EQUITABLE OR NONEQUITABLE SITUATIONS HUMAN RELATIONS. 1979; 32 (10): 877-888	0	2	2	20
1789	2844 KIRTON M ADAPTORS AND INNOVATORS IN ORGANIZATIONS HUMAN RELATIONS. 1980; 33 (4): 213-224	0	27	3	19
1790	2845 KELLY JE, NICHOLSON N THE CAUSATION OF STRIKES - A REVIEW OF THEORETICAL APPROACHES AND THE POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTION OF SOCIAL- PSYCHOLOGY HUMAN RELATIONS. 1980; 33 (12): 853-883	0	12	4	134
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
1791	3160 THOMPSON KR, TERPENING WD JOB-TYPE VARIATIONS AND ANTECEDENTS TO INTENTION TO LEAVE - A CONTENT APPROACH TO TURNOVER HUMAN RELATIONS. 1983; 36 (7): 655-681	0	7	3	54
1792	3261 FOMBRUN CJ STRUCTURES OF ORGANIZATIONAL GOVERNANCE HUMAN RELATIONS. 1984; 37 (3): 207-223	0	4	1	43
1793	3500 GOLDBERG AI, JACOBSEN C NORMATIVE AND UTILITARIAN PARTICULARISM - THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL-STRUCTURE ON SERVICE COMMITMENTS HUMAN RELATIONS. 1987 FEB; 40 (2): 75-95	0	0	5	66
1794	3592 EULBERG JR, WEEKLEY JA, BHAGAT RS MODELS OF STRESS IN ORGANIZATIONAL RESEARCH - A METATHEORETICAL PERSPECTIVE HUMAN RELATIONS. 1988 APR; 41 (4): 331-350	0	17	1	39
1795	3619 VANDERSLICE VJ SEPARATING LEADERSHIP FROM LEADERS - AN ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECT OF LEADER AND FOLLOWER ROLES IN ORGANIZATIONS HUMAN RELATIONS. 1988 SEP; 41 (9): 677-696	0	15	2	66
1796	3633 COONEY TM YOUNG-ADULTS AND PARENTAL DIVORCE - EXPLORING IMPORTANT ISSUES HUMAN RELATIONS. 1988 NOV; 41 (11): 805-822	0	2	2	71
1797	3977 TAYLOR GS, SHIM JP A COMPARATIVE-EXAMINATION OF ATTITUDES TOWARD SOFTWARE PIRACY AMONG BUSINESS PROFESSORS AND EXECUTIVES HUMAN RELATIONS. 1993 APR; 46 (4): 419-433	0	23	2	36
1798	4040 HOOD JN, KOBERG CS PATTERNS OF DIFFERENTIAL ASSIMILATION AND ACCULTURATION FOR WOMEN IN BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS HUMAN RELATIONS. 1994 FEB; 47 (2): 159-181	1	17	3	125
1799	4104 BAKER WK ALLEN AND MEYER 1990 LONGITUDINAL-STUDY - A REANALYSIS AND REINTERPRETATION USING STRUCTURAL EQUATION MODELING HUMAN RELATIONS. 1995 FEB; 48 (2): 169-186	0	8	2	36
1800	4275 Evan WM Identification with the human species: A challenge for the twenty-first century HUMAN RELATIONS. 1997 AUG; 50 (8): 987-1003	0	1	1	48

Date / Author / Journal

1701

ON THE MOTIVES FOR THE NEW SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE

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

1702

4609 Turner C

Mannheim's utopia today

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

1703

4704 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

1704

4812 Chamlin MB, Cochran JK

Economic inequality, legitimacy, and cross-national homicide rates

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

1705

4340 Mayer A

Functional analysis, classes, properties

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

1706

1135 ROSNER M

ALIENATION, FETISHISM, ANOMY

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

1707

1136 GABEL J

MANNHEIM AND HUNGARIAN MARXISM - REINTERPRETATION

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

1708

1320 CASANOVA PG

LATIN AMERICAN VIOLENCE IN EMPIRICAL NORTH AMERICAN SURVEYS

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

1709

1321 MATTELART A

IDEOLOGICAL READING OF ESSAY ON PRINCIPLE OF POPULATION

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

1710

1322 ALLEN VL

DOCTRINE OF EMPIRICISM AND STUDY ON ORGANIZATIONS

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

Date / Author / Journal

1711

REVOLT OF CLERGY IN LATIN AMERICA

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

1712

2142 HIRSCH M

FRANKFURT SCHOOL - CRITIQUE ON INSTRUMENTAL REASON

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

119

1713

2143 MAFFESOLI M

IDEOLOGY, ITS FORMATION AND ITS DUPLICITY

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

1714

3259 CASEY SJ

DEFINITIONS OF RELIGION - A MATTER OF TASTE

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

1715

3667 STORCH JL, NORTHCOTT HC

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

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

1716

3668 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

1717

64 PREISS JJ

THE PHENOMENA OF INFORMAL ORGANIZATION

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

1718

643 ODONOVAN TR

HUMAN RELATIONS IN HOSPITAL

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

1719

644 KAST FE, ROSENZWEIG JE

HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION AND SYSTEMS CONCEPTS

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

1720

799 ODONOVAN TR, DEEGAN AX

CHANGING DYNAMICS IN ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR PATTERNS

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

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

1721

2955 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

1722

4311 Kemeny J, Lowe S

Schools of comparative housing research: From convergence to divergence

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

1723

974 HENDERSON BC, SINCLAIR TC

SELECTION OF JUDGES IN TEXAS

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

1724

4537 Duling DC

Matthew as marginal scribe in an advanced agrarian society

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

167

1725

1990 ROSSEL RD

RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS AND YOUTH CULTURE

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

1726

3260 PRUCHNO RA, BLOW FC, SMYER MA

LIFE EVENTS AND INTERDEPENDENT LIVES - IMPLICATIONS FOR RESEARCH AND INTERVENTION

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. 1984; 27 (1): 31-41

1727

3478 WERTSCH JV, YOUNISS J

CONTEXTUALIZING THE INVESTIGATOR - THE CASE OF DEVELOPMENTAL-PSYCHOLOGY

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. 1987; 30 (1): 18-31

1728

5190 Genin D, Simenel R

Endogenous Berber Forest Management and the Functional Shaping of Rural Forests in Southern Morocco: Implications for Shared Forest Management Options

HUMAN ECOLOGY. 2011 JUN; 39 (3): 257-269

1729

4158 Paul L, Foss MA, Baenninger M

Double standards for sexual jealousy - Manipulative morality or a reflection of evolved sex differences?

HUMAN NATURE-AN INTERDISCIPLINARY BIOSOCIAL PERSPECTIVE. 1996; 7 (3): 291-321

1730

168 MARCUS PM

SUPERVISION AND GROUP-PROCESS

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1961; 20 (1): 15-19

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

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1731

169 ROGERS D, BERG IE

OCCUPATION AND IDEOLOGY - THE CASE OF THE SMALL BUSINESSMAN

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1961; 20 (3): 103-111

1732

235 LOPREATO J

INTERPERSONAL-RELATIONS IN PEASANT SOCIETY - THE PEASANTS VIEW

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1962; 21 (1): 21-24

1733

328 SCOTT WR

FIELD WORK IN A FORMAL ORGANIZATION - SOME DILEMMAS IN THE ROLE OF OBSERVER

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1963; 22 (2): 162-168

1734

329 FRANK AG

ADMINISTRATIVE ROLE DEFINITION AND SOCIAL-CHANGE

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1963; 22 (4): 238-242

1735

415 WEINSTOCK SA

MOTIVATION AND SOCIAL-STRUCTURE IN THE STUDY OF ACCULTURATION - A HUNGARIAN CASE

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1964; 23 (1): 50-52

1736

416 WOOD AL

POLITICAL RADICALISM IN CHANGING SINHALESE VILLAGES

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1964; 23 (2): 99-107

1737

417 PRICE JL

USE OF NEW KNOWLEDGE IN ORGANIZATIONS

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1964; 23 (3): 224-234

1738

524 LOPREATO J

HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE A PEASANT

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1965; 24 (4): 298-307

1739

645 MERING OV, EARLY LW

DIAGNOSIS OF PROBLEM PATIENTS

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1966; 25 (1): 20-23

1740

646 KAHNEMAN D, SCHILD EO

TRAINING AGENTS OF SOCIAL CHANGE IN ISRAEL - DEFINITION OF OBJECTIVES AND A TRAINING APPROACH

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1966; 25 (1): 71-77

Date / Author / Journal

1741

FATE OF AMERICANS IN A SPANISH SETTING - STUDY IN ADAPTATION

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1967; 26 (3): 157-163

1742

975 KRAUSE EA

TIME AND PLACE OF CRISES

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1968; 27 (2): 110-116

1743

1137 PEACOCK JL

RELIGION, COMMUNICATIONS, AND MODERNIZATION - WEBERIAN CRITIQUE OF SOME RECENT VIEWS

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1969; 28 (1): 35-41

1744

1138 CARO FG

APPROACHES TO EVALUATIVE RESEARCH - REVIEW

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1969; 28 (2): 87-99

1745

1324 WADDELL JO

RESURGENT PATRONAGE AND LAGGING BUREAUCRACY IN A PAPAGO OFF-RESERVATION COMMUNITY

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1970; 29 (1): 37-42

1746

1325 LAPORTE TR, WOOD JL

FUNCTIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS OF BOOTLEGGING AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN RESEARCH ORGANIZATIONS

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1970; 29 (4): 273-287

1747

1483 BETLEY BJ

JUEZ,O - ANALYSS OF A POLITICAL MIDDLEMAN

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1971; 30 (1): 57-63

1748

1643 HACKENBE.BH

SOCIAL MOBILITY IN A TRIBAL SOCIETY - CASE OF PAPAGO-INDIAN VETERANS

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1972; 31 (2): 201-209

1749

1808 WEPPNER RS

ANTHROPOLOGICAL VIEW OF STREET ADDICTS WORLD

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1973; 32 (2): 111-121

1750

1991 BERNARD HR

SCIENTISTS AND POLICY MAKERS - ETHNOGRAPHY OF COMMUNICATION

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1974; 33 (3): 261-275

Date / Author / Journal

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1751

2144 KLEINER RJ, STUB HR, LANAHAN J

STUDY OF BLACK YOUTH GROUPS - IMPLICATIONS FOR RESEARCH, ACTION, AND ROLE OF INVESTIGATOR

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1975; 34 (4): 391-394

1752

2287 FERGUSON FN

STAKE THEORY AS AN EXPLANATORY DEVICE IN NAVAJO ALCOHOLISM-TREATMENT RESPONSE

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1976; 35 (1): 65-78

1753

2288 RICKSON RE

KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT IN INDUSTRIAL-SOCIETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL-QUALITY

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1976; 35 (3): 239-251

1754

2447 REGENSTREIF DI

INNOVATION IN HOSPITAL BASED AMBULATORY CARE - SOME SOURCES, PATTERNS, AND IMPLICATIONS OF CHANGE

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1977; 36 (1): 43-49

1755

2448 MCCARTHY FE

BENGALI VILLAGE WOMEN AS MEDIATORS OF SOCIAL-CHANGE

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1977; 36 (4): 363-370

1756

2736 REGOLI RM, POOLE ED, SCHRINK JL

OCCUPATIONAL SOCIALIZATION AND CAREER-DEVELOPMENT - LOOK AT CYNICISM AMONG CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION WORKERS

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1979; 38 (2): 183-187

1757

2843 BOGDAN R, KSANDER M

POLICY DATA AS A SOCIAL-PROCESS - A QUALITATIVE APPROACH TO QUANTITATIVE DATA

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1980; 39 (4): 302-309

1758

3159 BUNKER SG, COHEN LE

COLLABORATION AND COMPETITION IN 2 COLONIZATION PROJECTS - TOWARD A GENERAL-THEORY OF OFFICIAL CORRUPTION

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1983; 42 (2): 106-114

1759

3350 CHAN JBL, CHEUNG YW

ETHNIC RESOURCES AND BUSINESS-ENTERPRISE - A STUDY OF CHINESE BUSINESSES IN TORONTO

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1985; 44 (2): 142-154

1760

3549 LANTIS M

2 IMPORTANT ROLES IN ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITIES

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1987 FAL; 46 (3): 189-199

Date / Author / Journal

1761

PEASANTS GO TO TOWN - THE RISE OF COMMERICAL FARMING IN KOREA

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1989 FAL; 48 (3): 236-251

109

1762

4145 FONER N

THE HIDDEN INJURIES OF BUREAUCRACY - WORK IN AN AMERICAN NURSING-HOME

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 1995 FAL; 54 (3): 229-237

1763

4698 Doughty PL

Malinowski Award Lecture, 2005 - Learn from the past, be involved in the future

HUMAN ORGANIZATION. 2005 WIN; 64 (4): 303-315

1764

3752 DEVERS KJ

THE CHANGING-ROLE OF THE AUTOPSY - A SOCIAL ENVIRONMENTAL PERSPECTIVE

HUMAN PATHOLOGY. 1990 FEB; 21 (2): 145-153

1765

26 BENNIS WG, BERKOWITZ N, AFFINITO M, MALONE M

AUTHORITY, POWER, AND THE ABILITY TO INFLUENCE

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1958; 11 (2): 143-155

1766

27 BENDAVID J

THE PROFESSIONAL-ROLE OF THE PHYSICIAN IN BUREAUCRATIZED MEDICINE - A STUDY IN ROLE-CONFLICT

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1958; 11 (3): 255-274

1767

104 JANDA KF

TOWARDS THE EXPLICATION OF THE CONCEPT OF LEADERSHIP IN TERMS OF THE CONCEPT OF POWER

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1960; 13 (4): 345-363

1768

170 HERMAN SN

EXPLORATIONS IN THE SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGY OF LANGUAGE CHOICE

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1961; 14 (2): 149-164

1769

418 WEINSTOCK SA

SOME FACTORS THAT RETARD OR ACCELERATE THE RATE OF ACCULTURATION - WITH SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO HUNGARIAN IMMIGRANTS

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1964; 17 (4): 321-340

1770

525 RAVEN BH, GALLO PS

THE EFFECTS OF NOMINATING CONVENTIONS, ELECTIONS, AND REFERENCE GROUP IDENTIFICATION UPON THE PERCEPTION OF POLITICAL FIGURES

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1965; 18 (3): 217-229

Date / Author / Journal

1771

CONFORMITY, INDEPENDENCE, AND ANTICONFORMITY

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1965; 18 (4): 373-388

1772

647 TULLY J

TOWARDS A SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY FOR EXTENSION

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1966; 19 (4): 391-403

1773

801 KARPIK L

3 SOCIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS - REFERENCE OBJECTIVE, SOCIAL STATUS AND BALANCE OF TRANSACTION

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1967; 20 (2): 131-154

1774

802 TALLMAN I

BALANCE PRINCIPLE AND NORMATIVE DISCREPANCY

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1967; 20 (4): 341-355

1775

1484 GUNTER BG

WORK AMBIENCES OF LETTER CARRIERS - TEST OF 3 HYPOTHESES

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1971; 24 (2): 125-&

1776

1485 MAYKOVIC.MK

CHANGES IN RACIAL STEREOTYPES AMONG COLLEGE-STUDENTS

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1971; 24 (5): 371-&

1777

1644 MAYKOVIC.MK

STEREOTYPES AND RACIAL IMAGES - WHITE, BLACK AND YELLOW

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1972; 25 (2): 101-&

1778

1645 ZYGMUNT JF

MOVEMENTS AND MOTIVES - UNRESOLVED ISSUES IN PSYCHOLOGY OF SOCIAL MOVEMENTS

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1972; 25 (5): 449-&

1779

1809 HARSHBAR.D

INDIVIDUAL AND SOCIAL ORDER - NOTES ON MANAGEMENT OF HERESY AND DEVIANCE IN COMPLEX ORGANIZATIONS

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1973; 26 (2): 251-269

1780

1810 LEOPOLD EA

COMMUNITY REPRESENTATION - STUDY OF ROLE PERCEPTIONS AND BEHAVIOR

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1973; 26 (6): 695-713

Date / Author / Journal

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1781

1811 BAKER SH, ETZIONI A, HANSEN RA, SONTAG M

TOLERANCE FOR BUREAUCRATIC STRUCTURE - THEORY AND MEASUREMENT

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1973; 26 (6): 775-786

1782

2145 PFEFFER J, SALANCIK GR

DETERMINANTS OF SUPERVISORY BEHAVIOR - ROLE SET ANALYSIS

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1975; 28 (2): 139-154

1783

2289 BARTELL T

HUMAN-RELATIONS IDEOLOGY - ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL ORIGINS OF A BELIEF SYSTEM

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1976; 29 (8): 737-749

1784

2290 KEMPER TD, REICHLER ML

WORK INTEGRATION, MARITAL SATISFACTION, AND CONJUGAL POWER

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1976; 29 (10): 929-944

1785

2449 STARR PD

MARGINALITY, ROLE-CONFLICT, AND STATUS-INCONSISTENCY AS FORMS OF STRESSFUL INTERACTION

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1977; 30 (10): 949-961

1786

2737 ALLEN VL, WILDER DA

SOCIAL SUPPORT IN ABSENTIA - EFFECT OF AN ABSENTEE PARTNER ON CONFORMITY

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1979; 32 (2): 103-111

1787

2738 WAGNER J

DEFINING TECHNOLOGY - POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS OF HARDWARE, SOFTWARE, POWER, AND INFORMATION

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1979; 32 (8): 719-736

1788

2739 SCHWARZWALD J, GOLDENBERG J

COMPLIANCE AND ASSISTANCE TO AN AUTHORITY FIGURE IN PERCEIVED EQUITABLE OR NONEQUITABLE SITUATIONS

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1979; 32 (10): 877-888

1789

2844 KIRTON M

ADAPTORS AND INNOVATORS IN ORGANIZATIONS

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1980; 33 (4): 213-224

1790

2845 KELLY JE, NICHOLSON N

THE CAUSATION OF STRIKES - A REVIEW OF THEORETICAL APPROACHES AND THE POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTION OF SOCIAL- PSYCHOLOGY

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1980; 33 (12): 853-883

134

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1791

3160 THOMPSON KR, TERPENING WD

JOB-TYPE VARIATIONS AND ANTECEDENTS TO INTENTION TO LEAVE - A CONTENT APPROACH TO TURNOVER

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1983; 36 (7): 655-681

1792

3261 FOMBRUN CJ

STRUCTURES OF ORGANIZATIONAL GOVERNANCE

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1984; 37 (3): 207-223

1793

3500 GOLDBERG AI, JACOBSEN C

NORMATIVE AND UTILITARIAN PARTICULARISM - THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL-STRUCTURE ON SERVICE COMMITMENTS

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1987 FEB; 40 (2): 75-95

1794

3592 EULBERG JR, WEEKLEY JA, BHAGAT RS

MODELS OF STRESS IN ORGANIZATIONAL RESEARCH - A METATHEORETICAL PERSPECTIVE

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1988 APR; 41 (4): 331-350

1795

3619 VANDERSLICE VJ

SEPARATING LEADERSHIP FROM LEADERS - AN ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECT OF LEADER AND FOLLOWER ROLES IN ORGANIZATIONS

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1988 SEP; 41 (9): 677-696

1796

3633 COONEY TM

YOUNG-ADULTS AND PARENTAL DIVORCE - EXPLORING IMPORTANT ISSUES

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1988 NOV; 41 (11): 805-822

1797

3977 TAYLOR GS, SHIM JP

A COMPARATIVE-EXAMINATION OF ATTITUDES TOWARD SOFTWARE PIRACY AMONG BUSINESS PROFESSORS AND EXECUTIVES

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1993 APR; 46 (4): 419-433

1798

4040 HOOD JN, KOBERG CS

PATTERNS OF DIFFERENTIAL ASSIMILATION AND ACCULTURATION FOR WOMEN IN BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1994 FEB; 47 (2): 159-181

125

1799

4104 BAKER WK

ALLEN AND MEYER 1990 LONGITUDINAL-STUDY - A REANALYSIS AND REINTERPRETATION USING STRUCTURAL EQUATION MODELING

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1995 FEB; 48 (2): 169-186

1800

4275 Evan WM

Identification with the human species: A challenge for the twenty-first century

HUMAN RELATIONS. 1997 AUG; 50 (8): 987-1003

Social Theory and Social Structure (1957) 5211 papers in WoS citing Robert K Merton's "Social Theory and Social Structure" (1957)	Historiographs	Glossary HistCite Guide About Grand Totals: LCS 9301, GCS 110880, CR 250432 Collection span: 1957 - 2011
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