| Contemporary Sociology 1993 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Administrative criminology. (analyses of books on how to deal with criminal violence) (Violence: The Silence at Home, the Shout in the Street) | Sociology and social work | Hirschi, Travis, Guy, Donna J., Reinelt, Claire, Bordt, Rebecca L., Swartz, Martin D., Bush, Diane Mitsch, McDevitt, Jack, Ward, Carol J. |
| American apartheid: segregation and the making of the underclass. (by Douglas S. Massey and Nancy A. Denton) | Sociology and social work | Fernandez, Roberto M. |
| Between paradigms: a half-century of sociological research on alcohol. (analysis of 'Society, Culture, and Drinking Patterns Reexamined' edited by David J. Pittman and Helene Raskin White, 'Alcohol: The Development of Sociological Perspectives on Use and Abuse' edited by Paul M. Roman) | Sociology and social work | Robbins, Cynthia |
| Ethno, 2.0. (Evaluation) | Sociology and social work | Griffin, Larry J. |
| Finnegan and Harrison. ('Finnegan's Wake')(Harrison C. White) | Sociology and social work | Tilly, Charles |
| Following the action with violence research. (analysis of 'Understanding and Preventing Violence' edited by Albert J. Reiss, Jr. and Jeffrey A. Roth)(Violence: The Silence at Home, the Shout in the Street ) | Sociology and social work | Kornblum, William |
| On the overlegalized conception of modern society. (analyses of books on law and society) (Law and Society: Tears in the Fabric) | Sociology and social work | Rogers, Joel, Baumgartner, M.P., Lizotte, Alan |
| Order from disorder? (analyses of 'Identity and Control: A Structural Theory of Social Action,' by Harrison C. White) | Sociology and social work | Meyer, Marshall W., Boudon, Raymond, Calhoun, Craig |
| Putting history back into criminology. (analyses of works on criminology) (Law and Society: Tears in the Fabric) | Sociology and social work | Donnelly, Michael, Friedman, Lawrence M. |
| Some go backward, some go forward: police work in comparative perspective. (analyses of books on law and the police) (Law and Society: Tears in the Fabric) | Sociology and social work | Cain, Maureen, Jackson, Pamela Irving |
| Structural and cultural disinvestment and the new ethnographies of poverty and crime. (analysis of works on criminology)(Law and Society: Tears in the Fabric) | Sociology and social work | Hagan, John |
| The British are coming ... again! The hidden agenda of "cultural studies." (analysis of 'Cultural Studies' edited by Lawrence Grossberg, Cary Nelson, and Paula Treichler) | Sociology and social work | Sherwood, Steven Jay, Smith, Philip, Alexander, Jeffrey C. |
| The dialogue on violence. ('Undestanding and Preventing Violence' edited by Albert J. Reiss, Jr. and Jeffrey A. Roth)(Violence: The Silence at Home, the Shout in the Street) | Sociology and social work | Horowitz, Ruth |
| 'The Dispossessed: America's Underclasses from the Civil War to the Present.' (by Jacqueline Jones) | Sociology and social work | Morris, Aldon |
| The politics of drug policy: deja vu all over again. (analysis of books on the drug policy of America)(Law and Society: Tears in the Fabric) | Sociology and social work | Reinarman, Craig |
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