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The Problem of Social Type – A Review

Oz Almog Department of Sociology Emek Jeezrael College Emek Jeezrael P.O.B 19300.…

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Greg Smith: Gender Advertisements Revisited: A Visual Sociology Classic?*

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Gender Advertisements Revisited: A Visual Sociology Classic?*

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Steve Mainprize – Elective Affinities in the Engineering of Social Control: The Evolution of Electronic Monitoring

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Richard Ling: Cyber McCarthyism: Witch Hunts in the Living Room

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EJANZH: Network Contacts for Historians

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EJANZH: Electronic History

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THE END OF EXPLOITATION
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