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Hate on the Net:
A Question of Rights / A Question of Power

Evelyn Kallen York University Abstract This paper will attempt to demonstrate that…

The Professional Practices of Faculty and the Diffusion of Computer Technologies in University Teaching

Michelle Proulx Department of Sociology McMaster University Brian Campbell Department of Sociology…

The Personal is Political:
The Relationship between Marital Status and Immigrant Political Incorporation

Catherine Simpson Bueker, PhD Presented at the 2003 annual meeting of the…

The Problem of Social Type:
A Review

Oz Almog Department of Sociology Emek Jeezrael College [email protected] About The Author:…

Researching Serial Murder:
Methodologial and Definitional Problems

Ronald Hinch Department of Sociology and Anthropology University of Guelph [email protected] Crysal…

Shame, Anger and the Social Bond:
A Theory of Sexual Offenders and Treatement

Thomas M Scheff Santa Barbara University of California, Santa Barbara [email protected] Suzanne…

Re-Licensing of Nuclear Facilities in Canada:
The `Risk Society' in Action

Michael D Mehta Environmental Policy Unit Queen’s University [email protected] Abstract Relatively few…

The Dialectic of Knowledge-in-Production:
Value Creation in Late Capitalism and the Rise of Knowledge-Centered Production

James Curry Department of Social Studies El Colegio de la Frontera Norte…

Gender Advertisements Revisited:
A Visual Sociology Classic

Greg Smith Department of Sociology University of Salford My thanks to Jim…

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