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1. 1 MERTON RK

Social Theory and Social Structure (3rd Ed)

SOCIAL THEORY SOCIAL. 1968;
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2. 31 ZUCKERMAN H, MERTON RK

PATTERNS OF EVALUATION IN SCIENCE - INSTITUTIONALISATION, STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONS OF REFEREE SYSTEM

MINERVA. 1971; 9 (1): 66-100
LCR: 1 CR: 65 LCS: 16 GCS: 368 SCS:

3. 40 MERTON RK

INSIDERS AND OUTSIDERS - CHAPTER IN SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1972; 78 (1): 9-&
LCR: 1 CR: 104 LCS: 14 GCS: 222 SCS:

4. 77 GARFIELD E

WHY CANT DOCTORS BY MORE HUMAN THAN REST OF UNITED-STATES - MORE ON PHYSICIAN-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP

CURRENT CONTENTS. 1973; (46): 5-6
LCR: 1 CR: 22 LCS: 6 GCS: 0 SCS:

5. 103 MITROFF II

NORMS AND COUNTER-NORMS IN A SELECT GROUP OF APOLLO MOON SCIENTISTS - CASE STUDY OF AMBIVALENCE OF SCIENTISTS

AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1974; 39 (4): 579-595
LCR: 1 CR: 53 LCS: 11 GCS: 117 SCS:

6. 183 OGORMAN HJ

PLURALISTIC IGNORANCE AND WHITE ESTIMATES OF WHITE SUPPORT FOR RACIAL SEGREGATION

PUBLIC OPINION QUARTERLY. 1975; 39 (3): 313-330
LCR: 1 CR: 23 LCS: 8 GCS: 44 SCS:

7. 292 TITTLE CR, VILLEMEZ WJ

SOCIAL-CLASS AND CRIMINALITY

SOCIAL FORCES. 1977; 56 (2): 474-502
LCR: 3 CR: 99 LCS: 6 GCS: 52 SCS:

8. 306 TITTLE CR, VILLEMEZ WJ, SMITH DA

MYTH OF SOCIAL-CLASS AND CRIMINALITY - EMPIRICAL-ASSESSMENT OF EMPIRICAL-EVIDENCE

AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1978; 43 (5): 643-656
LCR: 4 CR: 85 LCS: 14 GCS: 175 SCS:

9. 362 PINDER CC, MOORE LF

RESURRECTION OF TAXONOMY TO AID THE DEVELOPMENT OF MIDDLE RANGE THEORIES OF ORGANIZATIONAL-BEHAVIOR

ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY. 1979; 24 (1): 99-118
LCR: 1 CR: 81 LCS: 6 GCS: 62 SCS:

10. 579 CRUTCHFIELD RD, GEERKEN MR, GOVE WR

CRIME RATE AND SOCIAL INTEGRATION - THE IMPACT OF METROPOLITAN MOBILITY

CRIMINOLOGY. 1982; 20 (3-4): 467-478
LCR: 1 CR: 26 LCS: 7 GCS: 85 SCS:

11. 687 TITTLE CR

SOCIAL-CLASS AND CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR - A CRITIQUE OF THE THEORETICAL FOUNDATION

SOCIAL FORCES. 1983; 62 (2): 334-358
LCR: 4 CR: 88 LCS: 6 GCS: 30 SCS:

12. 751 BERNARD TJ

CONTROL CRITICISMS OF STRAIN THEORIES - AN ASSESSMENT OF THEORETICAL AND EMPIRICAL ADEQUACY

JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN CRIME AND DELINQUENCY. 1984; 21 (4): 353-372
LCR: 2 CR: 49 LCS: 15 GCS: 31 SCS:

13. 776 WAGNER DG, BERGER J

DO SOCIOLOGICAL THEORIES GROW

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1985; 90 (4): 697-728
LCR: 1 CR: 87 LCS: 6 GCS: 67 SCS:

14. 854 MESSNER SF, TARDIFF K

ECONOMIC-INEQUALITY AND LEVELS OF HOMICIDE - AN ANALYSIS OF URBAN NEIGHBORHOODS

CRIMINOLOGY. 1986 MAY; 24 (2): 297-317
LCR: 2 CR: 44 LCS: 9 GCS: 84 SCS:

15. 936 AGNEW R

ON TESTING STRUCTURAL STRAIN THEORIES - COMMENT

JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN CRIME AND DELINQUENCY. 1987 NOV; 24 (4): 281-286
LCR: 2 CR: 7 LCS: 8 GCS: 13 SCS:

16. 937 SUITOR JJ

FRIENDSHIP NETWORKS IN TRANSITIONS - MARRIED MOTHERS RETURN TO SCHOOL

JOURNAL OF SOCIAL AND PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS. 1987 NOV; 4 (4): 445-461
LCR: 1 CR: 34 LCS: 6 GCS: 17 SCS:

17. 941 COLEMAN JS

SOCIAL CAPITAL IN THE CREATION OF HUMAN-CAPITAL

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1988; 94: S95-S120
LCR: 1 CR: 30 LCS: 14 GCS: 1311 SCS:

18. 943 MESSNER SF

MERTON SOCIAL-STRUCTURE AND ANOMIE - THE ROAD NOT TAKEN

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1988; 9 (1): 33-53
LCR: 5 CR: 35 LCS: 13 GCS: 28 SCS:

19. 970 COCHRAN JK, BEEGHLEY L, BOCK EW

RELIGIOSITY AND ALCOHOL BEHAVIOR - AN EXPLORATION OF REFERENCE GROUP-THEORY

SOCIOLOGICAL FORUM. 1988 SPR; 3 (2): 256-276
LCR: 1 CR: 50 LCS: 10 GCS: 79 SCS:

20. 1001 MERTON RK

THE MATTHEW EFFECT IN SCIENCE .2. CUMULATIVE ADVANTAGE AND THE SYMBOLISM OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

ISIS. 1988 DEC; 79 (299): 606-623
LCR: 2 CR: 71 LCS: 6 GCS: 149 SCS:

21. 1048 ROSENFELD R

MERTON,ROBERT CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SOCIOLOGY OF DEVIANCE

SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1989 FAL; 59 (4): 453-466
LCR: 3 CR: 37 LCS: 8 GCS: 13 SCS:

22. 1080 PASSAS N

ANOMIE AND CORPORATE DEVIANCE

CONTEMPORARY CRISES. 1990 JUN; 14 (2): 157-178
LCR: 1 CR: 76 LCS: 8 GCS: 25 SCS:

23. 1081 BEEGHLEY L, BOCK EW, COCHRAN JK

RELIGIOUS CHANGE AND ALCOHOL-USE - AN APPLICATION OF REFERENCE GROUP AND SOCIALIZATION THEORY

SOCIOLOGICAL FORUM. 1990 JUN; 5 (2): 261-278
LCR: 2 CR: 38 LCS: 7 GCS: 22 SCS:

24. 1223 SUITOR JJ, PILLEMER K

SUPPORT AND INTERPERSONAL STRESS IN THE SOCIAL NETWORKS OF MARRIED DAUGHTERS CARING FOR PARENTS WITH DEMENTIA

JOURNALS OF GERONTOLOGY. 1993 JAN; 48 (1): S1-S8
LCR: 2 CR: 47 LCS: 6 GCS: 41 SCS:

25. 1248 MARSDEN PV, FRIEDKIN NE

NETWORK STUDIES OF SOCIAL-INFLUENCE

SOCIOLOGICAL METHODS & RESEARCH. 1993 AUG; 22 (1): 127-151
LCR: 4 CR: 75 LCS: 11 GCS: 94 SCS:

26. 1303 BURTON VS, CULLEN FT, EVANS TL, DUNAWAY RG

RECONSIDERING STRAIN THEORY - OPERATIONALIZATION, RIVAL THEORIES, AND ADULT CRIMINALITY

JOURNAL OF QUANTITATIVE CRIMINOLOGY. 1994 SEP; 10 (3): 213-239
LCR: 7 CR: 101 LCS: 12 GCS: 49 SCS:

27. 1335 LENZ ER, SUPPE F, GIFT AG, PUGH LC, MILLIGAN RA

COLLABORATIVE DEVELOPMENT OF MIDDLE-RANGE NURSING THEORIES - TOWARD A THEORY OF UNPLEASANT SYMPTOMS

ADVANCES IN NURSING SCIENCE. 1995 MAR; 17 (3): 1-13
LCR: 1 CR: 47 LCS: 6 GCS: 60 SCS:

28. 1348 SUITOR JJ, PILLEMER K, KEETON S

WHEN EXPERIENCE COUNTS - THE EFFECTS OF EXPERIENTIAL AND STRUCTURAL SIMILARITY ON PATTERNS OF SUPPORT AND INTERPERSONAL STRESS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1995 JUN; 73 (4): 1573-1588
LCR: 3 CR: 38 LCS: 7 GCS: 36 SCS:

29. 1373 Merton RK

The Thomas theorem and the Matthew effect

SOCIAL FORCES. 1995 DEC; 74 (2): 379-422
LCR: 4 CR: 102 LCS: 10 GCS: 45 SCS:

30. 1444 Sutton RI, Hargadon A

Brainstorming groups in context: Effectiveness in a product design firm

ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY. 1996 DEC; 41 (4): 685-718
LCR: 2 CR: 58 LCS: 9 GCS: 189 SCS:

31. 1472 Burt RS

The contingent value of social capital

ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY. 1997 JUN; 42 (2): 339-365
LCR: 5 CR: 80 LCS: 16 GCS: 529 SCS:

32. 1479 Messner SF, Rosenfeld R

Political restraint of the market and levels of criminal homicide: A cross-national application of institutional-anomie theory

SOCIAL FORCES. 1997 JUN; 75 (4): 1393-1416
LCR: 1 CR: 63 LCS: 20 GCS: 101 SCS:

33. 1535 Nahapiet J, Ghoshal S

Social capital, intellectual capital, and the organizational advantage

ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT REVIEW. 1998 APR; 23 (2): 242-266
LCR: 2 CR: 159 LCS: 12 GCS: 1589 SCS:

34. 1635 Burt RS

The network structure of social capital

RESEARCH IN ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR, VOL 22, 2000. 2000; 22: 345-423
LCR: 10 CR: 222 LCS: 7 GCS: 238 SCS:

35. 1672 Zuckerman EW

Focusing the corporate product: Securities analysts and de-diversification

ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY. 2000 SEP; 45 (3): 591-619
LCR: 1 CR: 110 LCS: 6 GCS: 101 SCS:

36. 1728 Phillips DJ, Zuckerman EW

Middle-status conformity: Theoretical restatement and empirical demonstration in two markets

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 2001 SEP; 107 (2): 379-429
LCR: 5 CR: 143 LCS: 8 GCS: 98 SCS:

37. 1743 Agnew R

Building on the foundation of general strain theory: Specifying the types of strain most likely to lead to crime and delinquency

JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN CRIME AND DELINQUENCY. 2001 NOV; 38 (4): 319-361
LCR: 2 CR: 132 LCS: 12 GCS: 134 SCS:

38. 1918 Cullen JB, Parboteeah KP, Hoegl M

Cross-national differences in managers' willingness to justify ethically suspect behaviors: A test of institutional anomie theory

ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT JOURNAL. 2004 JUN; 47 (3): 411-421
LCR: 2 CR: 43 LCS: 9 GCS: 38 SCS:

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