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Intertextuality and the Writing of Social Research

Nicholas FoxMedical School University of Sheffield [email protected] This paper explores postmodern social…

Timeless Moral Imperatives in Causal Analysis of Social Functioning

Emanuel Smikun American Social Indicators The neofunctionalist movement in sociology adopted functionalism…

Researching Serial Murder

Ronald HinchDepartment of Sociology and Anthropology University of Guelph [email protected] Crysal HepburnDepartment…

Hate on the Net

Evelyn KallenYork University ABSTRACT This paper will attempt to demonstrate that cyberhate…

The University, Accountability, and Market Discipline in the Late 1990s

Mike SostericDepartment of Global and Social Analysis Athabasca University [email protected] Mike GismondiDepartment…

Illusions of Excellence and the Selling of the University

Janet Atkinson-GrosjeanInterdisciplinary Studies University of British Columbia [email protected] ABSTRACT The article describes…

Paying the Piper

Nicholas BurbulesDepartment of Educational Policy Studies Whitman College [email protected] T CallisterDepartment of…

Electronic Journals

Mike SostericDepartment of Global and Social Analysis Athabasca University [email protected] ABSTRACT This…

Elective Affinities in the Engineering of Social Control

Steve MainprizeFaculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Douglas College [email protected] ABSTRACT Electronic…

Redefining Reality

Timothy McGettiganDepartment of Sociology Wake Forest University [email protected] ABSTRACT In this article,…

THE END OF EXPLOITATION
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