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Th and 21st-century American sociologist.
The American sociologist was known for his radical left-wing social and anarchist views.
Rodney Stark is an American sociologist of religion.
The American sociologist relied mainly on the role played by people's belonging to a group.
The term was popularised in the twentieth century by American sociologist Robert K. Merton.
American sociologists claim that the amount of money parents spend on their children is growing every year.
The term"conspicuous consumption" was coined by the American sociologist and economist Thorstein Veblen in 1899.
American sociologists claim that the amount of money parents spend on their children is growing every year.
Craig Jackson Calhoun FBA FAcSS(born 1952)is an American sociologist and the current president of the Berggruen Institute.
American sociologist Andrew Wigart"Erickson reveals a huge epistemological space for analysis of man.".
For example, time has proved wrong the“end of history” concept,so popular in the 1990s, proposed by American sociologist and political scientist Francis Fukuyama.
Lewis Wickes Hine was an American sociologist and photographer, whose work was instrumental in changing child labor laws in the United States.
Their research will be based on Balkan Village,the captivating ethnographic research of the American sociologist Irwin T. Sanders, Dean of the American College of Sofia in the 1930s.
But American sociologists in their works recalled that without conflicts, social life would be monotonous, deprived of interpersonal interaction.
Misogynistic to a fault, Islamism dooms its adherents to permanent underdevelopment, for,as the great late American sociologist, David Landes, taught us, there is no greater predictor of the success or failure of a nation than the status and role of women.
American sociologist Paul Hollander in his book Political Pilgrims told the stories of many young intellectuals enamored with communism who traveled to the Soviet Union, Maoist China, and Communist Cuba.
The key-note speaker Jeremy Rifkin, American sociologist, economist and researcher, presented the challenges in front of the future development of our society.
American sociologist Paul Hollander, in his book Political Pilgrims, told the stories of many young intellectuals enamored with communism who traveled to the Soviet Union, Maoist China, and Communist Cuba.
In his early formulation of the theory(see Collins 1981), the American sociologist devoted the introductory part to the examination of the facts of extent, shape, topography, and location of the world heartlands, in a way that resembles Spykman's 1938 investigation.
The American sociologist Robert Putnam defines social capital as the"processes between people which establish networks, norms and social trust and facilitate co-ordination and cooperation for mutual benefit"see Cox, 1995.
Thanks to“Black Friday”, American sociologists will be able to provide data on the sustainability of the consumer spending of American citizens.
As the American sociologist Daniel Bell put it in 1973, the new society was one where‘what counts is not raw muscle power, or energy, but information', where the new professionals would be producing immaterial goods.
It is remarkable that Randall Collins, the American sociologist who built a brilliant geopolitical theory in the late 1970s in order to predict the Cold War's outcome, as well included territorial size and resources and geographic location among his theoretical principles(Collins 1981, 1986).
American sociologist David Riesman coined the term"Operation Abundance" also known as the"Nylon War" which predicted"Russian people would not long tolerate masters who gave them tanks and spies instead of vacuum cleaners and beauty parlors.
For instance, American political scientist Michael Parenti, American sociologist and philosopher Immanuel Wallerstein, Bundestag MPs from the“Linke” party Inge Höger and Alexander Noah, as well as representatives of other“left” movements in Germany are among the supporters of the non-alignment policy of Montenegro into NATO.
In 1974, American sociologist Harry Braverman noted that the characteristic feature of capitalism was that the workers only sell their capacity to work(referred to by Karl Marx as“labour power”) to the capitalist in what we now term to be the labour market.
American sociologist Mike Kerr in his book entitled«workplace Energizer» wrote that humor is one of the best foundations on which to build a trusting interpersonal working relationships, because the people who can make you laugh, can make you do other things.
American sociologist Louis Wirth gave the definition of group of minorities:"a group of people, evolved in the society by their physical or cultural characteristics, because they feel smothered and inequality, who regard themselves as objects of collective discrimination.".
Neurodiversity is a neologism popularised in the late 1990s by Australian sociologist Judy Singer and American journalist Harvey Blume to refer to variation in the human brain regarding sociability, learning, attention, mood and other mental functions in a non-pathological sense.
Koch met the American biologist and feminist Donna Haraway and the French philosopher and sociologist of Italian origin Maurizio Lazzarato.