| Sociological Perspectives 1997 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 1996 Presidential address: a vision of sociology. | Sociology and social work | Scheff, Thomas J. |
| Actors' responses to outcomes in exchange networks: the process of power development. | Sociology and social work | Skvoretz, John, Zhang, Pidi |
| A note on "The Invention of Society," by Serge Moscovici. | Sociology and social work | Scheff, Thomas J. |
| Attitudes toward cohabitation, family, and gender roles: relationships to values and political ideology. | Sociology and social work | Lye, Diane N., Waldron, Ingrid |
| Becoming self employed: the case of Japanese men. | Sociology and social work | Cheng, Mariah Mantsun |
| Black/immigrant competition re-assessed: new evidence from Los Angeles. | Sociology and social work | Waldinger, Roger |
| Commentary on Thomas J. Scheff's triadic vision. (response to Thomas J. Scheff in this issue, p. 529) | Sociology and social work | Blau, Peter M. |
| Comment on presidential address of Thomas J. Scheff to PSA. (response to Thomas J. Scheff in this issue, p. 529) | Sociology and social work | Etzioni, Amitai |
| Comment on Scheff. (response to Thomas J. Scheff in this issuue, p. 529) | Sociology and social work | Collins, Randall |
| Comment on Thomas J. Scheff's presidential address. (response to Thomas J. Scheff in this issue, pa. 529) | Sociology and social work | Buckley, Walter F. |
| Comments on Thomas Scheff's 'A New Vision of Sociology.' (response to Thomas J. Scheff in this issue, p. 529) | Sociology and social work | Cicourel, Aaron V. |
| Communitarianism: the new panacea? | Sociology and social work | Newman, Otto, Zoysa, Richard de |
| Competition and commitment in voluntary memberships: the paradox of persistence and participation. | Sociology and social work | Cress, Daniel M., McPherson, J. Miller, Rotolo, Thomas |
| Decline of political control in Chinese universities and the rise of the 1989 Chinese Student Movement. | Sociology and social work | Zhao, Dingxin |
| Dependency, techno-economic heritage, disarticulation and social development in less developed nations. | Sociology and social work | Breedlove, William L., Armer, J. Michael |
| Efficiently studying rare events: case-control methods for sociologists. | Sociology and social work | Lacy, Michael G. |
| Family secrets: transnational struggles among children of Filipino immigrants. | Sociology and social work | Wolf, Diane L. |
| Gender and interpersonal task behaviors: status expectation accounts. | Sociology and social work | Berger, Joseph, Wagner, David G. |
| Geopolitics, economic niches, and gendered social capital among recent caribbean immigrants in New York. | Sociology and social work | Grasmuck, Sherri, Grosfoguel, Ramon |
| How formal status, liking, and ability status structure interaction: three theoretical principles and a test. | Sociology and social work | Webster, Murray, Jr., Shelly, Robert K. |
| Inner-directed actions. | Sociology and social work | Balog, Andreas |
| In search of the next second generation: alternative strategies for identifying second generation children and understanding their acquisition of English. | Sociology and social work | Oropesa, R.S., Landale, Nancy |
| Internal ethnicity: Iranians in Los Angeles. (Los Angeles) | Sociology and social work | Bozorgmehr, Mehdi |
| Paradoxes (and orthodoxies) of assimilation. | Sociology and social work | Rumbaut, Ruben G. |
| Popular culture as oppositional culture: rap as resistance. | Sociology and social work | Martinez, Theresa A. |
| Reading Scheff's vision of sociology. (response to Thomas J. Scheff in this issue, p. 529) | Sociology and social work | Denzin, Norman K. |
| Response to commentary. (response to comments in this issue, pp. 537-551) | Sociology and social work | Scheff, Thomas J. |
| Sibship size and educational attainment in peninsular Malaysia: do policies matter? | Sociology and social work | Suet-Ling, Pong |
| Social dimensions of epistemological disputes: the case of literary theory. | Sociology and social work | Schneider, Mark A. |
| Spatial processes and the duality of church and faith: a Simmelian perspective on U.S. denominational growth, 1900-1930. | Sociology and social work | Land, Kenneth C., Redding, Kent, Blau, Judith R., Davis, Walter R. |
| Specifying the gender-class-delinquency relationship: exploring the effects of educational expectations. | Sociology and social work | Triplett, Ruth, Jarjoura, G. Roger |
| The autonomy of weak states: states and classes in primary export economies. | Sociology and social work | Gallo, Carmenza |
| The relevance of analysis of emotions to macro economic change: a response to concerns regarding Scheff's work. (response to Thomas J. Scheff in this issue, p. 529) | Sociology and social work | Beeson, Diane |
| The social context of men's and women's job search ties: membership in voluntary organizations, social resources and job search outcomes. | Sociology and social work | Beggs, John J., Hurlbert, Jeanne S. |
| The works of Peter M. Blau: analytical strategies, developments and assumptions. | Sociology and social work | Guan, Jian, Knottnerus, J. David |
| Transnationalism and vocabularies of motive in international migration: the case of Israelis in the United States. | Sociology and social work | Gold, Steven J. |
| What part of what hole? (response to Thomas J. Scheff in this issue, p. 529) | Sociology and social work | Tilly, Charles |
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