ワイリー・ブラックウェル版　社会学百科事典（第２版・全１２巻）
The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology 2ND

Editors: George Ritzer, Distinguished University Professor Emeritus, University of Maryland, Chris Rojek, Professor of Sociology, City University London & J. Michael Ryan, Professor-Researcher at Pontifical Catholic University of Peru
2nd ed. 2025:01  12 vols. 12,000 p. ISBN 978-0-470-65550-4 USD 2295
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人文・社会系の学問も多様なアプローチへの分化と学際的な組み換えが進み、全体を見わたしにくくなってはいますが、社会学という分野は人間社会全般の事象を広く対象とし、そのテーマは哲学、歴史学、地理学、心理学、人類学、都市研究、環境学、法学、政治学、経済学など、他の多くの人文・社会系の分野とも重なる部分が多く、社会学全体への理解は今日でも大いに希求されるところです。

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• ジェーン・バクニック（独立行政法人メディア教育開発センター）
  Jane Bachnik, National Institute of Multimedia Education, Japan
• 舩橋 晴俊（法政大学）
  Harutoshi Funabashi, Hosei University, Japan
• 玄田 有史（東京大学）
  Yuji Genda, University of Tokyo, Japan
• 長谷川 公一（東北大学）
  Koichi Hasegawa, Tohoku University, Japan
• ジョン・ホーン（早稲田大学）
  John Horne, Waseda University, Japan
• 猪口 孝（新潟県立大学・東京大学）
  Takashi Inoguchi, University of Niigata Prefecture, Japan; University of Tokyo, Japan
• 井上 俊（大阪大学）
  Shun Inoue, Osaka University, Japan
• 高坂 健次（関西学院大学）
  Kenji Kosaka, Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan
• 桑山 敬已（北海道大学）
  Takami Kuwayama, Hokkaido University, Japan
• 松本 康（大妻女子大学・東京都立大学）
  Yasushi Matsumoto, OtsumaWomen’s University, Japan; Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan
• 中牧 弘允（吹田市立博物館）
  Hirochika Nakamaki, Suita City Museum, Japan
• 中村 政男（慶應義塾大学・ブリティッシュコロンビア大学）
  Masao Nakamura, KeioUniversity, Japan; University of British Columbia, Canada
• 中野 毅（創価大学）
  Tsuyoshi Nakano, Soka University, Japan
• 小熊 英二（慶應義塾大学）
  Eiji Oguma, Keio University, Japan
• 尾中 文哉（日本女子大学）
  Fumiya Onaka, Japan Women’s University, Japan
• 鬼塚 健一郎（京都大学）
  Kenichiro Onitsuka, Kyoto University, Japan
• 佐藤 嘉倫（東北大学）
  Yoshimichi Sato, Tohoku University, Japan
• 盛山 和夫（東京大学）
  Kazuo Seiyama, University of Tokyo, Japan
• 篠原 千佳（桃山学院大学）
  Chika Shinohara, Momoyama Gakuin University, Japan
• 篠原 舟吾（国際大学）
  Shugo Shinohara, International University of Japan, Japan
• 庄司 興吉（東京大学）
  Kokichi Shoji, University of Tokyo, Japan
• 高倉 浩樹（東北大学）
  Hiroki Takakura, Tohoku University, Japan
• 山口 富子（国際基督教大学）
  Tomiko Yamaguchi, International Christian University, Japan
• 米村 千代（千葉大学）
  Chiyo Yonemura, Chiba University, Japan
• 吉野 耕作（上智大学）
  Kosaku Yoshino, Sophia University, Japan

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  Leiden University, the Netherlands
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  Acadia University, Canada
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  University of Victoria, Canada
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  University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia
• Sofia Aboim
  University of Lisbon, Portugal
• Seth Abrutyn
  University of British Columbia, Canada
• Sarab Abu-Rabia-Queder
  Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel
• Stephen Ackroyd
  Østfold University College, Norway; Lancaster University, UK
• Sabino Acquaviva
  University of Padua, Italy
• Elizabeth A. Adair
  University of Minnesota, USA
• Barbara Adam
  Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies, Germany; Cardiff University, UK
• Barry D. Adam
  University of Windsor, Canada
• Kanya Adam
  Simon Fraser University, Canada
• Thomas Adam
  University of Arkansas, USA
• Matthew S. Adams
  Loughborough University, UK
• Michele Adams
  Tulane University, USA
• Rebecca G. Adams
  University of North Carolina at Greensboro, USA
• Tracey L. Adams
  University ofWestern Ontario, Canada
• Patricia A. Adler
  University of Colorado Boulder, USA
• Peter Adler
  University of Denver, USA
• Afe Adogame
  PrincetonTheological Seminary, USA
• Michael Adorjan
  University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong; University of Calgary, Canada
• Stef Adriaenssens
  KU Leuven, Belgium
• Kaan Agartan
  Framingham State University, USA
• Joseph Agassi
  York University, Canada; Tel Aviv University, Israel
• Amy Agigian
  Suffolk University, USA
• John Agnew
  University of California, Los Angeles, USA
• Robert Agnew
  Emory University, USA
• Vonzell Agosto
  University of South Florida, USA
• B.E. Aguirre
  University of Delaware, USA
• Adalberto Aguirre Jr.
  University of California, Riverside, USA
• Jose R. Agustina
  Universitat Abat Oliba CEU, Spain
• Aaron C. Ahuvia
  University of Michigan, USA
• Pablo Alabarces
  University of Buenos Aires, Argentina; CONICET, Argentina
• Syed Farid Alatas
  National University of Singapore, Singapore
• Julie Albright
  University of Southern California, USA
• Ryan C. Albright
  Tulane University, USA
• Samuel Alexander
  University of Melbourne, Australia
• Miriam Alfie
  Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana–Cuajimalpa, Mexico
• S. Harris Ali
  York University, Canada
• Jake Alimahomed-Wilson
  California State University, Long Beach, USA
• Alison Hope Alkon
  University of the Pacific, USA
• Khaled Fouad Allam
  University of Trieste, Italy
• Stuart Allan
  Cardiff University, UK
• Pam Alldred
  Nottingham Trent University, UK
• Louisa Allen
  University of Auckland, New Zealand
• BrianW. Alleyne
  Goldsmiths, University of London, UK
• Jacob Alsted
  University of Copenhagen, Denmark
• Norbert Alter
  Université de Paris, France
• Véronique Altglas
  Queen’s University Belfast, UK
• Mats Alvesson
  Lund University, Sweden
• Duane F. Alwin
  Pennsylvania State University, USA
• RamyM.K. Aly
  American University in Cairo, Egypt
• Kannan Ambalam
  Wollega University, Ethiopia
• Edwin Amenta
  University of California, Irvine, USA
• Miranda Ames
  OhioWesleyan University, USA
• Morgan G. Ames
  University of California, Irvine, USA
• Sarah Amsler
  University of Lincoln, UK
• KristinM. Anders
  Kansas State University, USA
• Peter B. Andersen
  University of Copenhagen, Denmark
• Christian Anderson
  Independent scholar
• Eric Anderson
  University ofWinchester, UK
• Kevin B. Anderson
  University of California, Santa Barbara, USA
• Leon Anderson
  Utah State University, USA
• Tanja Andic
  University of Minnesota, USA
• Katarzyna Andrejuk
  Institute of Philosophy and Sociology, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland
• Lesley Andres
  University of British Columbia, Canada
• Christopher Andrews
  Drew University, USA
• David L. Andrews
  University of Maryland, USA
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  University of Texas at Austin, USA
• Ronald J. Angel
  University of Texas at Austin, USA
• Helmut K. Anheier
  University of California, Los Angeles, USA; Hertie School, Germany
• Giulia Antonellini
  University of Bologna, Italy
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  University of Kansas, USA
• Bhavani Arabandi
  Ithaca College, USA
• Vassilis P. Arapoglou
  Universtity of Crete, Greece
• Ilkka Arminen
  University of Helsinki, Finland
• Elizabeth A. Armstrong
  University of Michigan, USA
• Pamela Aronson
  University of Michigan–Dearborn, USA
• Hannah Aronson-Paxton
  Kenyon College, USA
• MikailaMariel Lemonik Arthur
  Rhode Island College, USA
• Wolfgang Aschauer
  University of Salzburg, Austria
• Bill Ashcroft
  University of New SouthWales, Australia
• Patrik Aspers
  Uppsala University, Sweden; University of St. Gallen, Switzerland
• Pamela J. Asquith
  University of Victoria, Canada
• Joseph Astorino
  GeorgeWashington University, USA
• Zeynep Atalay
  University of Maryland, College Park, USA
• Robert C. Atchley
  Naropa University, USA
• Lonnie Athens
  Seton Hall University, USA
• Laura auf der Heide
  University of Arizona, USA
• Amy August
  University of Minnesota, USA
• Sabina Augustsson
  University of Texas at San Antonio, USA
• Stef Aupers
  KU Leuven, Belgium
• Kelly Austin
  Lehigh University, USA
• Terry Austrin
  University of Canterbury, New Zealand
• Kevin Avruch
  George Mason University, USA
• Berfu Aygenc
  New York University, USA
• Muhammad Najib Azca
  University of Gadjah Mada, Indonesia
• Veit Bachmann
  University of Bonn, Germany
• Jane Bachnik
  National Institute of Multimedia Education, Japan
• Abdallah M. Badahdah
  University of North Dakota, USA
• Peter Baehr
  Lingnan University, Hong Kong
• Hans A. Baer
  University of Melbourne, Australia
• William Sims Bainbridge
  National Science Foundation, USA
• Alan Bairner
  Loughborough University, UK
• Lee D. Baker
  Duke University, USA
• Sarina Baki´c
  University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
• J.I. (Hans) Bakker
  University of Guelph, Canada; Brandon University, Canada
• Nina Bandelj
  University of California, Irvine, USA
• Matthew Bannister
  Waikato Institute of Technology, New Zealand
• Robert C. Bannister
  Swarthmore College, USA
• Jack Barbalet
  Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong
• Filippo Barbera
  CPS Department University of Torino and Collegio Carlo Alberto, Italy
• Steven E. Barkan
  University of Maine, USA
• Chris Barker
  University ofWollongong, Australia
• Eileen Barker
  London School of Economics and Political Science, UK
• Reza Barmaki
  York University, Canada
• Barbara A. Barnes
  University of California, Berkeley, USA
• Trevor Barnes
  University of British Columbia, Canada
• Carlo Barone
  Sciences Po, France
• Taylor Barrett
  University ofWisconsin–Madison, USA
• Aldo M. Barrita
  University of Nevada, Las Vegas, USA
• John P. Bartkowski
  University of Texas at San Antonio, USA
• Tim Bartley
  Stockholm University, Sweden
• Lilia I. Bartolomé
  University of Massachusetts Boston, USA
• Roger Bartra
  Birkbeck, University of London, UK; Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico
• David Bartram
  University of Leicester, UK
• Cyndy Baskin
  Ryerson University, Canada
• Lori Brand Bateman
  University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA
• Juan Battle
  City University of New York, USA
• Wenda K. Bauchspies
  Pennsylvania State University, USA
• Renate Baumgartner
  Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen, Germany
• Nina Baur
  Technische Universität Berlin, Germany
• Michel Bauwens
  P2P Foundation, the Netherlands
• Vern Baxter
  University of New Orleans, USA
• Aziza Bayou
  George Mason University, USA
• Rob Beamish
  Queen’s University, Canada
• Frank D. Bean
  New York University, USA
• A. Alexander Beaujean
  Baylor University, USA
• Rachel A. Dowty Beech
  University of New Haven, USA
• Harumi Befu
  Stanford University, USA
• James K. Beggan
  University of Louisville, USA
• Dawn Beichner-Thomas
  Illinois State University, USA
• Peter Beilharz
  Curtin University, Australia; La Trobe University, Australia
• Vera de Bel
  Swiss Centre of Expertise in Life Course Research (NCCR LIVES), Switzerland; University of Geneva, Switzerland
• Linda Liska
  Belgrave University of Miami, USA
• RussellW. Belk
  University of Utah, USA
• Avril Bell
  University of Auckland, New Zealand
• Robert D. Benford
  University of South Florida, USA
• Julia Bennett
  University of Chester, UK
• Lucy Bennett
  Cardiff University, UK
• Eliezer Ben-Rafael
  Tel Aviv University, Israel
• Nachman Ben-Yehuda
  Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
• Davide Beraldo
  University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands
• T.J. Berard
  Kent State University, USA
• Mark Berends
  Vanderbilt University, USA
• Peter Beresford
  University of East Anglia, UK
• Joseph Berger
  Stanford University, USA
• Michele Tracy Berger
  University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA
• Aude Bernard
  University of Queensland, Australia
• Fabrizio Bernardi
  European University Institute, Italy
• John Berry
  Queen’s University, Canada; Higher School of Economics, Russia
• Amanda Bertana
  Tulane University, USA
• Amy L. Best
  George Mason University, USA
• Steven Best
  University of Texas at El Paso, USA
• Silvia Bettez
  University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA
• Hans-Georg Betz
  University of Zurich, Switzerland
• Heiko Beyer
  Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf, Germany
• Peter Beyer
  University of Ottawa, Canada
• William Bezdek
  Oakland University, USA
• Alison J. Bianchi
  Kent State University, USA
• Caitlin Biddolph
  University of Sydney, Australia
• Denise D. Bielby
  University of California, Santa Barbara, USA
• Hans-Werner Bierhoff
  Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany
• Alex Bierman
  University of Maryland, College Park, USA
• Richard Biernacki
  University of California, San Diego, USA
• Didier Bigo
  King’s College London, UK; Sciences-Po Paris-CERI, France
• Ba¸sak Bilecen
  University of Groningen, the Netherlands
• Michael Billig
  Loughborough University, UK
• David B. Bills
  University of Iowa, USA
• Peter Biniok
  Independent scholar, Germany
• Jon Binnie
  Manchester Metropolitan University, UK
• Steven Bittle
  University of Ottawa, Canada
• Tony Blackshaw
  Sheffield Hallam University, UK
• Timothy Bland
  Virginia Commonwealth University, USA
• Grant Blank
  Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford, UK
• Natalie Blanton
  University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, USA
• Jessica Blatt
  Marymount Manhattan College, USA
• Kathleen Blee
  University of Pittsburgh, USA
• Anders Blok
  University of Copenhagen, Denmark
• Gwendolin J. Blossfeld
  University of Bamberg, Germany
• Hans-Peter Blossfeld
  University of Bamberg, Germany
• Dinur Blum
  California State University, Los Angeles, USA
• Manuela Boatc˘a
  University of Freiburg, Germany
• Johanna Bockman
  George Mason University, USA
• Albert Boerema
  Calvin University, USA
• Trevor Boffone
  University of Houston, USA
• Dieter Bögenhold
  University of Klagenfurt, Austria
• Tom Boland
  University College Cork, Ireland
• Phillip Bonacich
  University of California, Los Angeles, USA
• Alessandro Bonanno
  Colorado State University, USA; Sam Houston State University, USA
• John Bongaarts
  Population Council
• Melissa Bonstead-Bruns
  University ofWisconsin–Eau Claire, USA
• Vivienne Boon
  University of Liverpool, UK
• Christian Borch
  Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
• Matteo Bortolini
  University of Padua, Italy
• Robert F. Boruch
  University of Pennsylvania, USA
• Christine E. Bose
  State University of New York at Albany, USA
• Phillip Bosserman
  Salisbury University, USA
• Wendy Bottero
  University of Manchester, UK
• Jeffrey A. Bouffard
  North Dakota State University, USA
• Michel Bourdeau
  Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, France
• Timothy D. Bowman
  Wayne State University, USA
• Benjamin P. Bowser
  California State University, East Bay, USA
• Elizabeth H. Boyle
  University of Minnesota, USA
• David Brady
  Duke University, USA
• Ivan Brady
  State University of New York at Oswego, USA
• Jennie E. Brand
  University of California, Los Angeles, USA
• Karen Branden
  Minnesota State University Moorhead, USA
• Rebecca Scott Bray
  University of Sydney, Australia
• Glynis M. Breakwell
  Imperial College, UK; University of Bath, UK
• Richard Breen
  University of Oxford, UK
• NiamhM. Brennan
  University College Dublin, Ireland
• Timothy Brennan
  University of Minnesota, USA
• Daniel Breslau
  Virginia Tech, USA
• John David Brewer
  Queen’s University Belfast, UK
• Shanna Brewton-Tiayon
  University of Maryland, USA
• Tristan Bridges
  University of California, Santa Barbara, USA
• Andrea Brighenti
  University of Trento, Italy
• Ian Brittain
  Coventry University, UK
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  Virginia Commonwealth University, USA
• Dorothy H. Broom
  Australian National University, Australia
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  De Montfort University, UK
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  Illinois State University, USA
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  University of Maryland, USA
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  Louisiana Public Health Institute, USA
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  University of Maryland, College Park, USA; Santa Clara University, USA
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  McMaster University, Canada
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  East Tennessee State University, USA
• Susan K. Brown
  University of California, Irvine, USA
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  University of Sydney, Australia
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  The Ohio State University, USA
• Toni Bruce
  University of Auckland, New Zealand
• Tim A. Bruckner
  University of California, Irvine, USA
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  University of Manchester, UK
• Dorval Brunelle
  Université du Québec à Montréal, Canada
• William I. Brustein
  The Ohio State University, USA
• Zuzanna Brzozowska
  Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria; Masaryk University, Czechia
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  University ofWollongong, Australia
• Molly Buchanan
  Marist College, USA
• Claudia Buchmann
  The Ohio State University, USA
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  University of Houston–Downtown, USA
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  University of California, Santa Barbara, USA
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  Minnesota State University, Mankato, USA
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  University of Malta, Malta
• Doris Bühler-Niederberger
  University ofWuppertal, Germany
• Giacomo Buoncompagni
  Lumsa University, Italy; University of Florence, Italy; University of Macerata, Italy
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  University of Florida, USA
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  Adelphi University, USA
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  University of Michigan, USA
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  University of California, Riverside, USA
• WyattWarner Burke
  Teachers College, Columbia University, USA
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  Loughborough University, UK
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  University of Oklahoma, USA
• Tom R. Burns
  Uppsala University, Sweden
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  University of California, Irvine, USA
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  Cornell University, USA
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  Wageningen University and Research, the Netherlands
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  University of Queensland, Australia
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  Loyola University Chicago, USA
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  The Open University, UK
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  Ithaca College, USA
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  Universidad de Chile, Chile
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  University of Michigan, USA
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  University of Nebraska, Omaha, USA
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  Virginia Tech, USA
• Kitty Calavita
  University of California, Irvine, USA
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  Western Oregon University,USA
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  University of Kent, UK
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  University of Utah, USA
• Charles Camic
  Northwestern University, USA
• Bart Cammaerts
  London School of Economics and Political Science, UK
• John L. Campbell
  Dartmouth College, USA; Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
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  College ofWilliam & Mary, USA
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  University of California, Irvine, USA
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  Arizona State University, USA
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  University of Georgia, USA
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  University of California, Davis, USA
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  Stony Brook University, USA
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  Texas A&M University, USA
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  Yeshiva University, USA
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  City, University of London, UK
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  College for Creative Studies, USA
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  National University of IrelandMaynooth, Ireland
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  University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA
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  University of California, Davis, USA
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  McGill University, Canada
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  Indiana University Bloomington, USA
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  Western Sydney University, Australia
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  Three Rivers College, USA
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  Queen’s University Belfast, UK
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  Colorado State University, USA
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  Vanderbilt University, USA
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  University ofWarwick, UK
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  Charles University, Czechia
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  Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Campinas, Brazil
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  McMaster University, Canada
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  Parsons School of Design, USA
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  Pennsylvania State University, USA
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  Indiana University, USA
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  University of California, Berkeley, USA
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  California State University, Northridge, USA
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  Chapman University, USA
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  University of Bristol, UK
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  Staffordshire University, UK; La Trobe University, Australia
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  University of Southern California, USA
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  University of Arizona, USA
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  Northern Arizona University, USA
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  University of Coimbra, Portugal
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  Universidad Nacional de Rio Negro, Argentina
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  Queens College and Graduate Center, City University of New York, USA
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  University of Chicago, USA
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  GeorgeWashington University, USA
• Abin Chakraborty
  Chandernagore College, India
• Sharon Chamard
  University of Alaska Anchorage, USA
• J.K. Chambers
  University of Toronto, Canada
• Andrew Chan
  City University of Hong Kong, China
• Li-Wen Chang
  Chinese Culture University, Taiwan
• Richard Chang
  University of Nevada, Las Vegas, USA
• Jean-François Chanlat
  HEC Montréal, Canada; Université Paris Dauphine, France
• Sylvia Chant
  London School of Economics and Political Science, UK
• Antonia Chao
  Tunghai University, Taiwan
• Beverley Chaplin
  University of Essex, UK
• Ashton Chapman
  University of Missouri, USA
• Michael B. Charles
  Southern Cross University, Australia
• Anna E. Charlton
  Rutgers University, USA
• Kathy Charmaz
  Sonoma State University, USA
• Christopher Chase-Dunn
  University of California, Riverside, USA
• Stephenie R. Chaudoir
  College of the Holy Cross, USA
• May Chazan
  Trent University, Canada
• David Cheal
  University ofWinnipeg, Canada
• Tan Chee-Beng
  The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
• Katherine K. Chen
  City College of New York, USA
• Shen-Ling Chen
  University of Northern Iowa, USA
• Victor Tan Chen
  Virginia Commonwealth University, USA
• Graeme Chesters
  Bradford University, UK
• Roland Chilton
  University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA
• Cristina Chimisso
  The Open University, UK
• Manase Kudzai Chiweshe
  University of Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe
• RyanW. Cho
  University of California, Los Angeles, USA
• Kyung-Shick Choi
  Boston University, USA
• James J. Chriss
  Cleveland State University, USA
• Oliver Christ
  FernUniversität in Hagen, Germany
• William G. Christ
  Trinity University, USA
• Peter Chua
  San José State University, USA
• Roberto Cipriani
  Roma Tre University, Italy
• César A. Cisneros-Puebla
  University of Tarapacá, Chile
• JeffreyMichael Clair
  University ofAlabama at Birmingham, USA
• Matthew Clair
  Stanford University, USA; University of Pennsylvania Law School, USA
• John Clammer
  O.P. Jindal Global University, India
• Jordan D. Clark
  University of Nevada, Reno, USA
• Peter Clark
  Queen Mary University of London, UK
• Rob Clark
  University of Oklahoma, USA
• Roger Clark
  Rhode Island College, USA
• Terry Nichols Clark
  University of Chicago, USA
• Adele E. Clarke
  University of California, San Francisco, USA
• Stanley S. Clawar
  Rosemont College, USA
• Stewart R. Clegg
  University of Technology Sydney Business School, Australia
• MatthewThomas Clement
  Texas State University, USA
• Robert Cluley
  Birmingham Business School, University of Birmingham, UK
• Jay Coakley
  University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, USA
• Rodney Coates
  Miami University, USA
• Mario Coccia
  National Research Council, Italy
• Allan Cochrane
  The Open University, UK
• Geoffrey B. Cockerham
  Utah Valley University, USA
• William C. Cockerham
  University of Maryland, College Park, USA; University ofAlabama at Birmingham, USA; College ofWilliam & Mary, USA
• Kevina Cody
  Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland
• Philip N. Cohen
  University of Maryland, College Park, USA
• Steven F. Cohn
  University of Maine, USA
• Natalie M. Cole
  University of Texas at San Antonio, USA
• Marilyn Coleman
  University of Missouri, USA
• Paul Collier
  University of Oxford, UK
• Chiara Ludovica Comolli
  European University Institute, Italy
• Bridget Conlon
  St. Cloud State University, USA
• Ingrid Arnet Connidis
  Western University, Canada
• Walker Connor
  Middlebury College, USA
• Peter Conrad
  Brandeis University, USA
• Sylvie Contrepois
  Centre de Recherches Sociologiques et Politiques de Paris, France
• Daniele Conversi
  Ikerbasque Foundation for Science and University of the Basque Country, Spain
• Addrain Conyers
  Marist College, USA
• Daniel Thomas Cook
  Rutgers University–Camden, USA
• Gary A. Cook
  Beloit College, USA
• Karen S. Cook
  Stanford University, USA
• Elizabeth Cooksey
  The Ohio State University, USA
• David R. Coon
  University ofWashington, Tacoma, USA
• Heith Copes
  University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA
• Erin York Cornwell
  Cornell University, USA
• Mamadi Corra
  East Carolina University, USA
• William A. Corsaro
  Indiana University, USA
• Karen Corteen
  Liverpool John Moores University, UK
• Rachel Cortes
  Population Reference Bureau, USA
• RyanW. Coughlan
  Rutgers University–Newark, USA
• Philippe Coulangeon
  Sciences Po – CNRS, France
• Christine Coupland
  Loughborough University, UK
• David Courpasson
  EM Lyon Business School, France
• Bernard Cova
  Kedge Business School, France
• Jessica Cox
  Indiana University Kokomo, USA
• Jonathan M. Cox
  University of Maryland, USA
• Lloyd Cox
  Macquarie University, Australia
• SuzannaM. Crage
  Simon Fraser University, Canada
• Ryan T. Cragun
  University of Tampa, USA
• Diana Crane
  University of Pennsylvania, USA
• Garry Crawford
  University of Salford, UK
• Colin Cremin
  University of Auckland, New Zealand
• Darryl Cressman
  Maastricht University, the Netherlands
• Mark Cresswell
  Birkbeck College, University of London, UK
• Sarah E. Cribbs
  Randolph-Macon College, USA
• Suzy Croft
  Age UK Norwich, UK
• Tim Crook
  Goldsmiths, University of London, UK
• Simon Cross
  Nottingham Trent University, UK
• Nick Crossley
  University of Manchester, UK
• Gwilym Croucher
  University of Melbourne, Australia
• Martha Crowley
  North Carolina State University, USA
• Jeff Crump
  University of Minnesota, USA
• Sean Cubitt
  University ofWaikato, New Zealand
• Geoff Cumming
  La Trobe University, Australia
• Jason L. Cummings
  Loyola University Chicago, USA
• Emily R. Cummins
  University of Pittsburgh, USA
• Miguel Pina E Cunha
  Nova School of Business and Economics, Portugal
• Jeanine Cunningham
  University of Oregon, USA
• John Curra
  Eastern Kentucky University, USA
• Dean Curran
  University of Calgary, Canada
• Vivian Grosswald Curran
  University of Pittsburgh, USA
• Graeme Currie
  University ofWarwick, UK
• Bruce Curtis
  Carleton University, Canada
• Josh Curtis
  Western University, Canada
• Stijn Daenekindt
  Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands; Ghent University, Belgium
• Lincoln Dahlberg
  University of Queensland, Australia
• Eric C. Dahlin
  Brigham Young University, USA
• Harry F. Dahms
  University of Tennessee, Knoxville, USA
• Jean-Pascal Daloz
  CCS, Yale University, USA; CNRS, University of Strasbourg, France
• Marleen Damman
  Utrecht University, the Netherlands
• Steven P. Dandaneau
  Kansas State University, USA
• E. Valentine Daniel
  Columbia University, USA
• Daniela Danna
  University of Milan, Italy
• Tim Dant
  Lancaster University, UK
• Rosalyn Benjamin Darling
  Indiana University of Pennsylvania, USA; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA
• Matthew David
  Durham University, UK
• Roman David
  Lingnan University, Hong Kong
• Douglas J. Davies
  University of Durham, UK
• Scott Davies
  McMaster University, Canada
• Thomas Davies
  City, University of London, UK
• Wayne K.D. Davies
  University of Calgary, Canada
• Diane E. Davis
  Harvard Graduate School of Design, USA
• Raven Davis
  Central State University, USA
• Teresa Davis
  University of Sydney, Australia
• Tomeka Davis
  Georgia State University, USA
• Andrew Dawson
  University of Melbourne, Australia; Lancaster University, UK
• Patrick Dawson
  University of Aberdeen, UK
• Melissa D. Day
  University of New Hampshire, USA
• Daria Dayter
  Universität Basel, Switzerland
• Hartley Dean
  London School of Economics and Political Science, UK
• James Joseph Dean
  Sonoma State University, USA
• Paul Dean
  OhioWesleyan University, USA
• Scott H. Decker
  Arizona State University, USA
• Mary Jo Deegan
  University of Nebraska–Lincoln, USA
• Mathieu Deflem
  University of South Carolina, USA
• Walter S. Dekeseredy
  West Virginia University, USA
• Gerard Delanty
  University of Sussex, UK
• Kara Dellacioppa
  California State University, Dominguez Hills, USA
• Nicolas Delorme
  University of Bordeaux, France
• Michael Delucchi
  University of Hawai‘i, USA
• Tamás Demeter
  Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary
• Donna Dempster-McClain
  Cornell University, USA
• Nicole Denier
  University of Alberta, Canada
• Jeffrey S. Denis
  McMaster University, Canada
• Kimya N. Dennis
  Salem College, USA
• Rutledge M. Dennis
  George Mason University, USA
• Norman K. Denzin
  University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, USA
• Jean-Philippe Deranty
  Macquarie University, Australia
• Georgi Derluguian
  New York University Abu Dhabi, UAE
• Esther Dermott
  University of Bristol, UK
• Manisha Desai
  University of Connecticut, USA
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  Syracuse University, USA
• Joel A. Devine
  Tulane University, USA
• Aaron Devor
  University of Victoria, Canada
• Kevin Dew
  Victoria University ofWellington, New Zealand
• Mario Diani
  University of Trento, Italy
• M. Carmen Díaz-Fernández
  University of Seville, Spain
• James Dickinson
  Rider University, USA
• Andreas Diekmann
  ETH Zürich, Switzerland
• Michele Dillon
  University of New Hampshire, USA
• Robert Dingwall
  Nottingham Trent University, UK; Dingwall Enterprises, UK
• Luca Diotallevi
  Roma Tre University, Italy
• Karel Dobbelaere
  KU Leuven, Belgium
• Mary Dodge
  University of Colorado Denver, USA
• Jualynne E. Dodson
  Michigan State University, USA
• Payton Doherty
  Middle Tennessee State University, USA
• Rachael Dominguez
  Florida State University, USA
• Ricardo Dominguez
  University of San Diego, USA
• Shanika Donalds
  University of Alberta, Canada
• Peter Donnelly
  University of Toronto, Canada
• Nob Doran (Chris Doran)
  University of New Brunswick, Canada
• Simidele Dosekun
  London School of Economics and Political Science, UK
• Keith Doubt
  Wittenberg University, USA
• ConorM.W. Douglas
  University of York, UK
• Brant Downey
  Mount Royal University, Canada
• Heather Downs
  University of Illinois Urbana–Champaign, USA
• Patricia Drentea
  University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA
• Olivier Driessens
  University of Copenhagen, Denmark
• John Drysdale
  Concordia University, Canada
• Raminder Dubb
  California State University, Long Beach, USA
• Todd Dufresne
  Lakehead University, Canada
• Joshun Dulai
  University of Toronto, Canada
• Harriet Duleep
  IZA – Institute of Labour Economics, Germany; College ofWilliam & Mary, USA
• Melanie L. Duncan
  University ofWisconsin–Steven’s Point, USA
• Stephen Duncombe
  New York University, USA
• Riley E. Dunlap
  Oklahoma State University, USA
• Melisa Duque
  Monash University, Australia
• Rachel E. Dwyer
  The Ohio State University, USA
• Pearl A. Dykstra
  Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands
• Jennifer Earl
  University of Arizona, USA
• Valerie A. Earnshaw
  HarvardMedical School, USA; Boston Children’s Hospital, USA
• Martha Easton
  Elmira College, USA
• Sharon M. Edens
  United States Military Academy, USA
• Bob Edwards
  East Carolina University, USA
• John S. Edwards
  Aston University, UK
• Rosalind Edwards
  University of Southampton, UK
• Noah Efron
  Bar Ilan University, Israel
• Martin Ehlert
  WZB Berlin Social Science Center, Germany; Freie Universität Berlin, Germany
• Anne F. Eisenberg
  State University of New York at Geneseo, USA
• S.N. Eisenstadt
  The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute, Israel
• Lyombe Eko
  Texas Tech University, USA
• Tony Elger
  University ofWarwick, UK
• Nina Eliasoph
  University of Southern California, USA
• Vivienne Elizabeth
  University of Auckland, New Zealand
• Jackie Eller
  Middle Tennessee State University, USA
• David L. Elliott
  University of Missouri, USA
• James R. Elliott
  Tulane University, USA
• Michael A. Elliott
  Towson University, USA
• Basia Ellis
  University of Calgary, Canada
• Carolyn Ellis
  University of South Florida, USA
• Chamsy el-Ojeili
  Victoria University ofWellington, New Zealand
• Pamela Emanuelson
  North Dakota State University, USA
• Abdul Rahman Embong
  Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Malaysia
• Rebecca Jean Emigh
  University of California, Los Angeles, USA
• Martin Endress
  University of Trier, Germany
• Debbie Epstein
  Cardiff University, UK
• Steven Epstein
  Northwestern University, USA
• Eugene P. Ericksen
  Temple University, USA
• Julia A. Ericksen
  Temple University, USA
• Karla Erickson
  Grinnell College, USA
• Kai Erikson
  Yale University, USA
• Lena Eriksson
  University of York, UK
• Piergiorgio Degli Esposti
  University of Bologna, Italy
• Elizabeth Esterchild
  University of North Texas, USA
• Amitai Etzioni
  GeorgeWashington University, USA
• David T. Evans
  University of Glasgow, UK
• Geoffrey Evans
  University of Oxford, UK
• Tiffani Everett
  Arkansas Tech University, USA
• Louis Everuss
  University of South Australia, Australia
• Xitao Fan
  University of Virginia, USA
• Thomas J. Fararo
  University of Pittsburgh, USA
• Jason Farman
  University of Maryland, USA
• Ashley K. Farmer
  University of Delaware, USA
• John Farnsworth
  University of Otago, New Zealand
• Karen Farquharson
  University of Melbourne, Australia
• Margaret E. Farrar
  Augustana College, USA
• Dan Farrell
  Western Michigan University, USA
• David Fasenfest
  Wayne State University, USA
• Elena Fazio
  University of Maryland, College Park, USA
• Joe R. Feagin
  Texas A&M University, USA
• Thomas H. Feeley
  State University of New York at Buffalo, USA
• Shelley Feldman
  Cornell University, USA
• Gordon Fellman
  Brandeis University, USA
• Susanna Fellman
  University of Gothenburg, Sweden
• Diane H. Felmlee
  Pennsylvania State University, USA
• Janina Fenigsen
  Brandeis University, USA
• Sarah Fenstermaker
  University of Michigan, USA
• Mel Ferrara
  University of Arizona, USA
• Dajuan Ferrell
  Middle Tennessee State University, USA
• Jeff Ferrell
  Texas Christian University, USA; University of Kent, UK
• April L. Few
  Virginia Tech, USA
• Yonatan Fialkoff
  Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
• Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh
  University College London, UK
• Mark G. Field
  Harvard University, USA
• Wayne Fife
  Memorial University, Canada
• Felipe Amin Filomeno
  University of Maryland, Baltimore County, USA
• Emily Finch
  University of East Anglia, UK
• Warren Fincher
  Saginaw Valley State University, USA; Valley State University, USA
• Gary Alan Fine
  Northwestern University, USA
• Mark A. Fine
  University of North Carolina at Greensboro, USA
• Juanita M. Firestone
  University of Texas at San Antonio, USA
• Malcolm J. Fisk
  De Montfort University, UK
• Scott Fitzsimmons
  University of Limerick, Ireland
• Richard Flacks
  University of California, Santa Barbara, USA
• Kieran Flanagan
  University of Bristol, UK
• Jörg Flecker
  University of Vienna, Austria
• Terry Flew
  University of Sydney, Australia
• Neil Fligstein
  University of California, Berkeley, USA
• David Flores
  Independent scholar, USA
• Heather Kohler Flynn
  Sonoma State University, USA
• Anne Foner
  Rutgers University, USA
• Eric Fong
  The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
• Claudia Fonseca
  Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
• Benedetto Fontana
  City University of New York, USA
• Donna Y. Ford
  The Ohio State University, USA
• Amanda L. Forest
  University of Pittsburgh, USA
• Marvin Formosa
  University of Malta, Malta
• James Forrest
  Macquarie University, Australia
• John Forrester
  University of York, UK
• Leopoldina Fortunati
  University of Udine, Italy
• Ethan Fosse
  University of Toronto, Canada
• Marion Fourcade-Gourinchas
  University of California, Berkeley, USA
• Bridget Fowler
  University of Glasgow, UK
• Chris Fox
  Manchester Metropolitan University, UK
• Nick J. Fox
  University of Huddersfield, UK
• Brittany N. Fox-Williams
  Columbia University, USA
• Steven L. Foy
  University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, USA
• Gary L. Francione
  Rutgers University, USA; University of East Anglia, UK
• Ara Francis
  College of the Holy Cross, USA
• David John Frank
  University of California, Irvine, USA
• Jane Frank
  Griffith University, Australia
• Adrian Franklin
  University of South Australia, Australia; University of Tasmania, Australia
• David D. Franks
  Virginia Commonwealth University, USA
• Mark Freeman
  University College London, UK
• Travis Freidman
  University of New Hampshire, USA
• Bruno Frere
  University of Liège, Belgium
• Pam Frese
  College ofWooster, USA
• Paul Freston
  Wilfrid Laurier University, Canada
• Judith J. Friedman
  Rutgers University, USA
• David O. Friedrichs
  University of Scranton, USA
• Irene Hanson Frieze
  University of Pittsburgh, USA
• Olle Frödin
  Lund University, Sweden
• Brian Fuller
  State University of New York at Buffalo, USA
• Linda K. Fuller
  Worcester State University, USA
• Martin Fuller
  Technische Universität Berlin, Germany
• Steve Fuller
  University ofWarwick, UK
• Harutoshi Funabashi
  Hosei University, Japan
• Maria Funcheon
  Ohio University, USA
• Caroline Fusco
  University of Toronto, Canada
• Norman Gabriel
  University of Plymouth, UK
• Gloria Gadsden
  New Mexico Highlands University, USA
• Eugene Gallagher
  University of Kentucky, USA
• Sally K. Gallagher
  Oregon State University, USA
• Shaun Gallagher
  University of Memphis, USA
• Brian Galligan
  University of Melbourne, Australia
• Kathleen Galvin
  University of Brighton, UK
• Andrew Gamble
  University of Cambridge, UK
• Adam Gamoran
  William T. Grant Foundation, USA
• Alessandro Gandini
  University of Milan, Italy
• Markus Gangl
  Goethe University of Frankfurt, Germany; University ofWisconsin–Madison, USA
• Lawrence H. Ganong
  University of Missouri, USA
• Jurgen Ganzevles
  Radboud University Nijmegen, the Netherlands
• Victor García
  Indiana University of Pennsylvania, USA
• Judith Kegan Gardiner
  University of Illinois Chicago, USA
• Erez Garnai
  University of Minnesota, USA
• Larry Garner
  Independent scholar, USA
• Roberta T. Garner
  DePaul University, USA
• KatharineM. Gary
  Kent State University, USA
• Melissa K. Ochoa Garza
  Texas A&M University, USA
• Michelle I. Gawerc
  Loyola University Maryland, USA
• Marie Sarita Gaytán
  University of Utah, USA
• Gilbert Geis
  University of California, Irvine, USA
• Claudia Geist
  University of Utah, USA
• John Gelissen
  Tilburg University, the Netherlands
• Yuji Genda
  University of Tokyo, Japan
• M. Rebecca Genoe
  University of Regina, Canada
• Gary Genosko
  Ontario Tech University, Canada
• Linda K. George
  Duke University, USA
• Kenneth J. Gergen
  Swarthmore College, USA
• Joseph Gerteis
  University of Minnesota, USA
• Adam Ghazi-Tehrani
  University of California, Irvine, USA
• Simone Ghezzi
  University of Milan-Bicocca, Italy
• Krista Bonello Rutter Giappone
  University of Malta, Malta
• Heather J. Gibson
  University of Florida, USA
• Philip Gibson
  University ofAlabama at Birmingham, USA
• Aisha K. Gill
  University of Roehampton, UK
• Duane A. Gill
  Oklahoma State University, USA
• Chris Gilleard
  University College London, UK
• Wayne Gillespie
  Georgia Gwinnett College, USA
• Catherine Gillis
  Loyola University Chicago, USA
• Graeme Gilloch
  Lancaster University, UK
• Elizabeth L. Gilmore
  University of Houston–Downtown, USA
• Stephanie Gilmore
  Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
• Debra Gimlin
  University of Aberdeen, UK
• Giuseppe Giordan
  University of Valle, Colombia
• Richard Giulianotti
  University of South-Eastern Norway, Norway; Loughborough University, UK
• Jo-Ann Della Giustina
  Bridgewater State University, USA
• Marlies Glasius
  University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands
• FatmaMüge Göçek
  University of Michigan, USA
• Frédéric Godart
  HEC Paris, France; INSEAD, France
• Ernest T. Goetz
  Texas A&M University, USA
• Craig Davidson Goforth
  Mars Hill University, USA
• Steven J. Gold
  Michigan State University, USA
• Chad Alan Goldberg
  University ofWisconsin–Madison, USA
• Frances Goldscheider
  University of Maryland, USA
• Andrew Goldsmith
  Flinders University, Australia
• Annie Goldson
  University of Auckland, New Zealand
• Ralph Gomes
  Howard University, USA
• Yuri Jack Gómez-Morales
  Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Colombia
• Zenta Gomez-Smith
  University of Florida, USA
• M. Rosario González-Rodríguez
  University of Seville, Spain
• Erich Goode
  Stony Brook University, USA
• Luke Goode
  University of Auckland, New Zealand
• Eleanor Gordon
  Monash University, Australia
• Judith Gordon
  Boston College, USA
• Ray Gordon
  RMIT University, Vietnam
• Bridget Gorman
  Rice University, USA
• Kevin Fox Gotham
  Tulane University, USA
• Michael R. Gottfredson
  University of California, Irvine, USA
• Petter Gottschalk
  BI Norwegian Business School, Norway
• John Grady
  Wheaton College, USA
• Peter Graeff
  Christian-Albrecht University of Kiel, Germany
• KaminiMaraj Grahame
  Pennsylvania State University, USA
• Peter R. Grahame
  Pennsylvania State University, USA
• David Grazian
  University of Pennsylvania, USA
• Sara E. Green
  University of South Florida, USA
• David F. Greenberg
  New York University, USA
• Jessica Greenebaum
  Central Connecticut State University, USA
• Royston Greenwood
  University of Alberta, Canada
• Karen Gregory
  University of Edinburgh, UK
• Nicky Gregson
  University of Sheffield, UK
• Arthur L. Greil
  Alfred University, USA
• Marilyn Grell-Brisk
  University of California, Riverside, USA
• Christopher S. Grenda
  Bronx Community College of the City University of New York, USA
• Sam Grey
  University of Victoria, Canada
• Ray Griffin
  South East Technological University, Ireland
• Sean Patrick Griffin
  The Citadel,The Military College of South Carolina, USA
• Scott Grills
  Brandon University, Canada
• Axel Groenemeyer
  Bielefeld University, Germany; TU Dortmund, Germany
• Jukka Gronow
  Uppsala University, Sweden
• Matthias Gross
  University of Jena, Germany; Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research, Germany
• Reiner Grundmann
  University of Nottingham, UK
• Siegfried P. Gudergan
  University of Technology Sydney, Australia
• Alejandro Guerrero
  Inter-American Development Bank, USA
• Luca Guizzardi
  Alma Mater Studiorum – University of Bologna, Italy
• Bethany Gull
  Utah Tech University, USA
• Birte Gundelach
  University of Zurich, Switzerland
• Neil Guppy
  University of British Columbia, Canada
• Alya Guseva
  National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia; Boston University, USA
• Sebastián G. Guzmán
  West Chester University of Pennsylvania, USA
• Tigran Haas
  KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
• Joanna Hadjicostandi
  University of Texas Permian Basin, USA
• FredericW. Hafferty
  Mayo Clinic School of Medicine, USA
• Jerald Hage
  University of Maryland, USA
• Darbee Hagerty
  University of Utah, USA
• Paul Haidet
  Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine, USA
• Maarten A. Hajer
  Utrecht University, the Netherlands
• Hille Haker
  Loyola University Chicago, USA
• Catherine Hakim
  Civitas, UK
• El ̇ zbieta Hałas
  University ofWarsaw, Poland
• Judith R. Halasz
  State University of New York at New Paltz, USA
• Saul Halfon
  Virginia Tech, USA
• Susan Halford
  University of Southampton, UK
• Jeffrey E. Hall
  University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA
• John R. Hall
  University of California, Davis, USA
• Lesley A. Hall
  Wellcome Library for the History and Understanding of Medicine, UK
• Peter M. Hall
  Colorado State University, USA
• Thomas D. Hall
  DePaul University, USA
• David Halle
  University of California, Los Angeles, USA; City University of New York, USA
• Tim Hallett
  Indiana University, USA
• Maureen T. Hallinan
  University of Notre Dame, USA
• Martin Hällsten
  Stockholm University, Sweden
• Loek Halman
  Tilburg University, the Netherlands
• Karen Bettez Halnon
  Pennsylvania State University, USA
• Juho Hamari
  University of Turku, Finland; Tampere University, Finland
• Raymond Hames
  University of Nebraska–Lincoln, USA
• Cynthia L. Hamlin
  Federal University of Pernambuco, Brazil
• Martyn Hammersley
  The Open University, UK
• Michael Hanagan
  Vassar College, USA
• Black Hawk Hancock
  DePaul University, USA
• JayM. Handelman
  Queen’s University, Canada
• Timothy J. Haney
  Tulane University, USA
• Chris Hann
  Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology, Germany
• John Hannigan
  University of Toronto, Canada
• Laurie Hanquinet
  University of York, UK
• Regina Hansda
  Newcastle University, UK
• Laura Pinto Hansen
  Western New England University,USA; New Mexico Highlands University, USA
• Jaron Harambam
  KU Leuven, Belgium
• Michael Hardey
  Newcastle University, UK
• Melissa Hardy
  Pennsylvania State University, USA
• Simon Hardy
  University ofWorcester, UK
• Geoff Harkness
  Rhode Island College, USA
• Justin T. Harmon
  Texas A&M University, USA
• Talia Roitberg Harmon
  Niagara University, USA
• Nicholas Demaria Harney
  University ofWestern Australia, Australia
• Joshua Harold
  University of Toronto, Canada
• Ashley Harrell
  DukeUniversity, USA; University of South
• Carolina, USA
  Austin Harrington
• University of Leeds, UK; University of Erfurt, Germany
• C. Lee Harrington
  Miami University, USA
• Dave Harris
  University of St. Mark & St John, UK
• Katy A. Harris
  State University of New York at Buffalo, USA
• Richard J. Harris
  University of Texas at San Antonio, USA
• Rockia Harris
  Louisiana State University, USA
• Tina M. Harris
  Louisiana State University, USA
• Kaeren Harrison
  University of Chichester, UK
• Douglas Hartmann
  University of Minnesota, USA
• Stephen Hartnett
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  Tohoku University, Japan
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  Wesleyan University, USA
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  University of Kent, UK
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  University of New England, Australia
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  Purdue University, USA
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  University of Oxford, UK
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  University of Manchester, UK
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  Örebro University, Sweden; Hanken School of Economics, Finland; University of Huddersfield, UK
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  University of Toledo, USA
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  Fayetteville State University, USA
• Karen A. Hegtvedt
  Emory University, USA
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  Uppsala University, Sweden
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  State University of New York at Buffalo, USA
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  FernUniversität in Hagen, Germany
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  Tampere University, Finland
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  University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands
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  Hertie School, Germany
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  Tampere University, Finland
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  WesternWashington University, USA
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  York University, Canada
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  Oregon State University, USA
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  Zeppelin University, Germany; University of Erfurt, Germany
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  University of Brighton, UK
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  San Diego State University, USA
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  Shanghai University, China
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  University of Vienna, Austria
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  Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, IUPUI, USA; Indiana University–Purdue University
  Indianapolis, USA
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  University of Manchester, UK
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  Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium
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  California State University, Chico, USA
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  University of Leicester, UK
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  University College London, UK
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  University ofWestminster, UK; Lund University, Sweden
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  University of Nebraska–Lincoln, USA; Editor, Sociological Origins
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  University College Dublin, Ireland
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  Cardiff University, UK
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  Southern Illinois University, USA
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  Augustana College, USA
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  Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, USA
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  University ofWashington, USA
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  University of Bergen, Norway
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  Duke University, USA
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  La Trobe University, Australia
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  Independent scholar, USA
• John Horne
  Waseda University, Japan
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  University of Auckland, New Zealand
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  International Political Anthropology
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  University of Suffolk, UK
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  Universiteit Twente, the Netherlands
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  Loughborough University, UK
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  University of Northern Colorado, USA
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  New York University, USA
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  University of Guelph, Canada
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  University ofWollongong, Australia
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  Institute of Sociology, Academia Sinica, Taiwan
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  Georgetown University, USA
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  University of South Australia, Australia
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  King’s College London, UK
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  Oakton Community College, USA
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  United States Naval Academy, USA
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  University of Leicester, UK
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  University of Alberta, Canada
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  University of Connecticut, USA
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  University of Brighton, UK
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  Wilfrid Laurier University, Canada
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  University of North Alabama, USA
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  University of theWest of England, UK
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  Rowan University, USA
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  University of Toronto Scarborough, Canada; University of Toronto, Canada
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  Linköping University, Sweden
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  Tampere University, Finland
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  National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia
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  Pennsylvania State University, USA
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  University of California, Berkeley, USA
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  University of Education at Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany
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  St. John’s University, USA
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  University of Exeter, UK
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  Columbia University, USA
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  University of Niigata Prefecture, Japan; University of Tokyo, Japan
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  Osaka University, Japan
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  University of California, San Diego, USA
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  University of Colorado Boulder, USA
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  Human Services Research Institute, USA
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  University of York, UK
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  East Carolina University, USA
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  George Mason University, USA
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  West Texas A&M University, USA
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  American University, USA
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  Durham University, UK
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  University of Edinburgh, UK
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  University of South Florida, USA
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  Centre for the Study of Professions, Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway
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  Population Reference Bureau, USA
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  Harvard University, USA
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  University of Brighton, UK
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  New York University, USA
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  R&D Strategic Solutions, USA
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  University of Sheffield, UK
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  Brunel University London, UK
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  University of California, Irvine, USA
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  University of South Carolina Upstate, USA
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  University of Copenhagen, Denmark
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  Lancaster University, UK
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  University of Technology Sydney, Australia
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  National University of Colombia, Colombia
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  Simon Fraser University, Canada
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  Idaho State University, USA
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  Concordia University, Canada
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  University of New Orleans, USA
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  Indiana University Northwest, USA
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  San Diego State University, USA
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  University of Toronto, Canada
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  University of Technology Sydney, Australia
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  University of Hull, UK
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  Hamilton College, USA
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  University of South Florida, USA
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  University of California, Berkeley, USA
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  University of Florida, USA
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  Pennsylvania State University, USA
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  Victoria University ofWellington, New Zealand
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  Charles University, Czechia
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  West Virginia University, USA
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  Boston University, USA
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  University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA
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  Bielefeld University, Germany
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  University of Oxford, UK
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  East Carolina University, USA
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  Randolph-Macon College, USA
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  Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Greece
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  Kent State University, USA
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  Bilkent University, Turkey
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  Griffith University, Australia
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  Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Greece
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  University of Pennsylvania, USA; Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
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  Howard University, USA
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  McGill University, Canada
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  Bielefeld University, Germany
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  Queen’s University, Canada
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  Trinity University, USA
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  University of Notre Dame, USA
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  North-West University, South Africa; University of Alberta, Canada
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  Columbia University, USA
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  University of Augsburg, Germany
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  University of Geneva, Switzerland
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  University of California, Los Angeles, USA
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  Nipissing University, Canada
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  Drexel University, USA
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  Independent scholar, Germany
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  University of Nevada, Reno, USA
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  Queen’s University, Canada
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  University of York, UK
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  Leeds Beckett University, UK
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  Bard College, USA
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  Jawaharlal Nehru University, India
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  University of Connecticut, USA
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  Randolph-Macon College, USA
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  University of Vermont, USA
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  Aalborg University, Denmark
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  Zayed University, UAE
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  University of Toronto, Canada
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  Cardiff University, UK
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  Victoria University ofWellington, New Zealand
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  University ofWisconsin–Whitewater, USA
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  Drew University, USA
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  Brown University, USA
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  Wright State University, USA
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  Washington University in St. Louis, USA
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  University of Sydney, Australia
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  University of California, Irvine, USA
• Sangjun Kim
  Kyung Hee University, Seoul Campus, South Korea
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  Washington State University, USA
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  University of St.Thomas, USA
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  University of New SouthWales, Australia
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  Baylor University, USA
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  ORC Macro, USA
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  University of Turku, Finland
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  Augustana College, USA
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  University ofWisconsin–Madison, USA
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  University of Hamburg, Germany
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  Metropolitan State University, USA
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  Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Greece
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  Academia Sinica, Taiwan
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  European University Institute, Italy
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  University of Liverpool, UK
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  Furman University, USA
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  University of Aberdeen, UK
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  University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
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  Hanyang University, South Korea
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  National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia
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  Population Research Institute, Väestöliitto, Finland
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  Washington State University, USA
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  University of Nottingham, UK
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  University of Innsbruck, Austria
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  Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan
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  University ofWarsaw, Poland
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  Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia
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  Institute for Employment Research, Germany
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  Texas State University, USA
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  Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary
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  York University, Canada
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  City University of New York, USA
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  Stanford University, USA
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  Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Russia
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  University of Copenhagen, Denmark
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  University ofWisconsin–Madison, USA
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  Bielefeld University, Germany
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  University of California, Riverside, USA
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  University of Colorado Boulder, USA
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  Bar-Ilan University, Israel
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  Technical University Dresden, Germany
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  University of Cambridge, UK
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  FernUniversität in Hagen, Germany
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  University of Vienna, Austria
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  Hokkaido University, Japan
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  University of Oslo, Norway
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  Universitat de Girona, Spain
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  Seoul National University, South Korea
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  State University of New York at Albany, USA
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  University of Helsinki, Finland
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  Capital University, USA; Capital University, Jharkhand, India
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  Gettysburg College, USA
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  University of California, Los Angeles, USA
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  City, University of London, UK
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  University of Texas at Arlington, USA
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  University of Surrey, UK
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  University of Colorado Boulder, USA
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  Technische Universität Berlin, Germany
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  University of Bologna, Italy
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  University ofWashington, USA
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  Florida State University, USA
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  Chemnitz University of Technology, Germany
• Thilo Lang
  Leibniz Institute for Regional Geography, Germany
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  La Trobe University, Australia
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  Loyola University Chicago, USA
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  Southern Illinois University, USA
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  Northwestern University, USA
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  University College London, UK
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  Durham University, UK
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  University of Minnesota, USA
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  University ofWisconsin–Madison, USA
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  The Ohio State University, USA
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  Florida State University, USA
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  Finnish Institute for Health andWelfare, Finland
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  University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
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  University of Texas at Arlington, USA
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  University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA
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  University of Colorado Boulder, USA
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  Northeastern University, USA
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  University of Maryland, USA
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  Economic & Social Research Institute, Ireland
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  University ofWaikato, New Zealand
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  Pennsylvania State University, USA
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  National University of Singapore, Singapore
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  Kenyon College, USA
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  Yonsei University, South Korea; University of Canberra, Australia
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  University ofWest Georgia, USA
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  College of General Studies, Boston University, USA; Boston University, USA
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  University of North Carolina at Greensboro, USA
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  University of Birmingham, UK
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  Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford, UK; University of Oxford, UK
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  Bielefeld University, Germany
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  University of Florida, USA
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  Wesleyan University, USA
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  University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, USA
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  Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium
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  GeorgeWashington University, USA
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  University of Reading, UK
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  Ludwig Maximilians University of Munich, Germany
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  University of Connecticut, USA
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  Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium
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  Siena College Research Institute, USA
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  School of Public Health, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
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  University of Iowa, USA
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  University of Tromsø, Norway
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  Research for Educational Impact (REDI) Centre, Deakin University, Australia
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  University of North Texas, USA
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  City College of New York, USA
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  King’s College London, UK
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  University of North Texas, USA
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  University of Delaware, USA
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  University of Manchester, UK
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  City University of New York, USA
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  Inter-American Development Bank, USA
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  Cornell University, USA
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  State University of New York at Buffalo, USA
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  University of California, Berkeley, USA
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  University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, USA
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  Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine, USA
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  University of Oregon, USA
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  Singapore University of Technology and Design, Singapore
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  University of Delaware, USA
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  Texas A&M University, USA
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  University of Cincinnati, USA
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  Arizona State University, USA
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  Finnish Institute for Health andWelfare, Finland
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  Skidmore College, USA
• Keisha Lindsay
  University ofWisconsin–Madison, USA
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  Lund University, Sweden
• Peter J. Ling
  University of Nottingham, UK
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  University of York, UK
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  Winthrop University, USA
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  Ulster University, UK
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  State University of New York at Cortland, USA
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  London School of Economics and Political Science, UK
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  University of Arizona, USA
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  Vanderbilt University, USA
• Renae Sze Ming Loh
  Utrecht University, the Netherlands
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  Arizona State University, USA
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  University of Cincinnati, USA
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  USA Demography, USA
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  University of Birmingham, UK
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  Akkon University of Human Sciences, Germany
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  University of Bergen, Norway
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  UAM Azcapotzalco, Mexico
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  University of Barcelona, Spain
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  Willamette University, USA
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  Metropolitan State University, USA
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  University of Maryland, Baltimore County, USA
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  Ball State University, USA
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  University of New SouthWales, Australia
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  University of Oxford, UK
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  University of Rhode Island, USA; University of Otago, New Zealand
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  United States Naval Academy, USA
• Mark Luccarelli
  University of Oslo, Norway
• Ruud Luijkx
  University of Trento, Italy; Tilburg University, the Netherlands
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  Hunter College, USA
• Ye Luo
  Clemson University, USA
• Deborah Lupton
  University of Canberra, Australia; University of New SouthWales, Australia
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  University of Tennessee, USA
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  Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso, Chile
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  Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Greece
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  Cornell University, USA
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  George Mason University, USA
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  Fort Hays State University, USA
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  National Taipei University, Taiwan
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  University of California, Davis, USA
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  University ofWaterloo, Canada
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  University ofWyoming, USA
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  University of Northern Iowa, USA
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  University of St. Andrews, UK
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  The Open University, UK
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  Royal Holloway University of London, UK
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  Middle Tennessee State University, USA
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  University of Michigan, USA
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  Sapienza University of Rome, Italy
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  Instituto de Estudos Sociais e Politicos, Brazil
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  Bocconi University, Italy
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  Loughborough University, UK
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  University ofWarwick, UK
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  University of California, Riverside, USA
• Klaus Majgaard
  Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
• Siniša Maleševi´c
  University College Dublin, Ireland
• Ragini SairaMalhotra
  University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA
• Emiel Maliepaard
  Atria, Institute on Gender Equality, the Netherlands
• Todd E.Malinick
  Research into Action, USA
• Thomas Maloutas
  Harokopio University, Greece
• Nancy Mandell
  York University, Canada
• Gabriele Manella
  University of Bologna, Italy
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  Portland State University, USA
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  Northeastern University, USA
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  Sorbonne University, France
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  Victoria University, Australia
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  Sabancı University, Turkey
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  Arizona State University, USA
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  University of Bucharest, Romania
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  Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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  University of South Carolina, USA
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  CaseWestern Reserve University, USA
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  Leeds Trinity University, UK
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  University of Alberta, Canada
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  Deakin University, Australia
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  Harvard University, USA
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  University of Maryland, USA
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  Liverpool Hope University, UK
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  University of South Alabama, USA
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  University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA
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  Deakin University, Australia
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  University of Sydney, Australia
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  University of Chicago, USA
• Nina Martin
  University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA
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  University of Milan, Italy
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  City University of New York, USA
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  Data & Society, USA
• Gary T.Marx
  Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
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  University of California, Riverside, USA
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  University of Bologna, Italy
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  Wheaton College, USA
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  Canterbury Christ Church University, UK
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  George Mason University, USA
• Mark Mather
  Population Reference Bureau, USA
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  Cornell University, USA
• NitaMathur
  Indira Gandhi National Open University, India
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  Aligarh Muslim University, India
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  American University, USA
• Ross L. Matsueda
  University ofWashington, USA
• Yasushi Matsumoto
  OtsumaWomen’s University, Japan; Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan
• Seven Mattes
  Michigan State University, USA
• Christopher R.Matthews
  Nottingham Trent University, UK
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  University of Bremen, Germany
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  The Open University, UK
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  University of Aberdeen, UK
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  Flinders University, Australia
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  Michigan State University, USA
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  University of Utah, USA
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  University ofWisconsin–Madison, USA
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  Pennsylvania State University, USA
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  University of Minnesota, USA
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  University of Texas at Arlington, USA
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  University of Michigan, USA
• Patrick J.W. McGinty
  Western Illinois University, USA
• Jim McGuigan
  Loughborough University, UK
• MattMcIntosh
  University of Leicester, UK
• HeatherMcLaughlin
  Oklahoma State University, USA
• Neil McLaughlin
  McMaster University, Canada
• SamanthaMcMahon
  University ofWollongong, Australia
• SallyMcNamee
  King’s University College atWestern University, Canada
• John McNutt
  University of Delaware, USA
• GregoryMcReery
  University of South Florida, USA
• Marilyn D.McShane
  University of Nevada, Reno, USA
• Ryan McVeigh
  Lakehead University, Canada
• ThomasMedvetz
  University of California, San Diego, USA
• Barbara F.Meeker
  University of Maryland, USA
• LarsMeier
  Goethe University of Frankfurt, Germany
• Robert F.Meier
  University of Nebraska, Omaha, USA
• MariaTheresaMejia
  Lehigh University, USA
• Patrick A. Mello
  Technische Universität Dresden, Germany
• AndreyMelnikov
  East Ukrainian National University, Ukraine
• Luis Méndez y Berrueta
  Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana Azcapotzalco, Mexico
• RobertMenzies
  Simon Fraser University, Canada
• MichaelMeranze
  University of California, Los Angeles, USA
• IgaMergler
  McMaster University, Canada
• KennethMerrill
  American University School of Communication, USA
• Michael S.Merry
  University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands
• StjepanMestrovic
  Texas A&M University, USA
• JuliaMeszaros
  Texas A&M University–Commerce, USA
• David S.Meyer
  University of California, Irvine, USA
• ThomasMeyer
  University of Siegen, Germany
• Ying Miao
  Aston University, UK
• Barret Michalec
  Arizona State University, USA
• PatrickMichel
  École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, France; Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, France
• Joanna Michlic
  Brandeis University, USA
• SabinaMihelj
  Loughborough University, UK
• StefaniaMilan
  University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands
• RobertM. Milardo
  University of Maine, USA
• StevenMiles
  Manchester Metropolitan University, UK
• Roger Pizarro Milian
  McMaster University, Canada
• Oskar T.Milik
  Michigan State University, USA
• John Milios
  National Technical University of Athens, Greece
• Amanda JayneMiller
  University of Indianapolis, USA
• Brian K.Miller
  Texas State University, USA
• Candace N.Miller
  University of Virginia, USA
• Christopher Patrick Miller
  Loyola Marymount University, USA
• Dale E.Miller
  Old Dominion University, USA
• Dan E.Miller
  University of Dayton, USA
• GaleMiller
  Marquette University, USA
• Laura L.Miller
  The RAND Corporation, USA
• Monica K. Miller
  University of Nevada, Reno, USA
• Toby Miller
  University of California, Riverside, USA
• Peter Millward
  Liverpool John Moores University, UK
• Adrienne Milner
  University ofAlabama at Birmingham, USA
• AndrewMilner
  Monash University, Australia
• Pyong GapMin
  City University of New York, USA
• Enzo Mingione
  University of Milan-Bicocca, Italy
• Danielle C.Mireles
  California State University, Northridge, USA
• Joya Misra
  University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA
• Alexander Mitchell
  Queen’s University, Canada
• SushilMittal
  James Madison University, USA
• Kristen Mneill
  Brown University, USA
• MinooMoallem
  University of California, Berkeley, USA
• TariqModood
  University of Bristol, UK
• AngelaM.Moe
  Western Michigan University, USA
• PhyllisMoen
  University of Minnesota, USA
• Valentine M. Moghadam
  Northeastern University, USA
• Arthur P.J.Mol
  Wageningen University, the Netherlands
• Linda D.Molm
  University of Arizona, USA
• Jesús RomeroMoñivas
  Universidad Villanueva, Spain
• ChristineMonnier
  University of Illinois Urbana–Champaign, USA
• MichaelMonsour
  Metropolitan State University of Denver, USA
• LornaMontgomery
  Queen’s University Belfast, UK
• KogilaMoodley
  University of British Columbia, Canada
• AnneMook
  Colorado State University, USA
• Christopher D.Moore
  Purdue University North Central, USA
• Kelly Moore
  Loyola University Chicago, USA
• LauraM.Moore
  Hood College, USA
• Lisa JeanMoore
  Purchase College, State University of New York, USA
• SianMoore
  Anglia Ruskin University, UK
• Jorge E. Moraga
  Washington State University, USA
• Kyle Moran
  Purchase College, State University of New York, USA
• Leslie J.Moran
  Birkbeck, University of London, UK
• MarieMoran
  University College Dublin, Ireland
• PieroMoraro
  Edith Cowan University, Australia
• SabrinaMoretti
  University of Urbino Carlo Bo, Italy
• Jamie Morgan
  Leeds Beckett University, UK
• RebekahMorgan
  Otis R. Bowen Center, USA
• RichardMorgan
  Independent scholar
• S. PhilipMorgan
  University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA
• Stephen L.Morgan
  Cornell University, USA
• MichaelMoriarty
  University of Cambridge, UK
• Thomas J.Morrione
  Colby College, USA
• AldonMorris
  Northwestern University, USA
• Edward K.Morris
  University of Kansas, USA
• StephenMorris
  Manchester Metropolitan University, UK
• VirginiaMorrow
  University of Oxford, UK
• DimitriMortelmans
  University of Antwerp, Belgium
• Jeylan Mortimer
  University of Minnesota, USA
• RogerMortimore
  King’s College London, UK
• DonaldMorton
  Syracuse University, USA
• CarlMosk
  University of Victoria, Canada
• LaurenceMoss
  Babson College, USA
• Jonathon E. Mote
  Southern Illinois University, USA
• RossMouer
  Monash University, Australia
• MasoudMovahed
  University ofWisconsin–Madison, USA
• SiamakMovahedi
  University of Massachusetts Boston, USA
• Anna S.Mueller
  University of Chicago, USA
• CarolMueller
  Arizona State University, USA
• Nermina Mujagi´c
  University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
• ChandraMukerji
  University of California, San Diego, USA; University of California, Davis, USA
• Jamilu Ibrahim Mukhtar
  Federal University Dutse, Nigeria
• Anna-LisaMüller
  Osnabrück University, Germany
• Murat C. Mungan
  George Mason University, USA
• Albert M.Muñiz Jr.
  DePaul University, USA
• IainMunro
  Newcastle University, UK
• Paul T. Munroe
  Towson University, USA
• KarimMurji
  University ofWest London, UK
• Peter Murphy
  James Cook University, Australia; La Trobe University, Australia; Monash University Malaysia, Malaysia
• RayMurphy
  University of Galway, Ireland
• DhirajMurthy
  University of Texas at Austin, USA
• Kelly Musick
  Cornell University, USA
• KarelMusilek
  Durham University, UK
• Stephen L.Muzzatti
  Ryerson University, Canada
• Daniel J.Myers
  Misericordia University, USA
• Josephine Mylan
  University of Manchester, UK
• AmyMyrick
  Northwestern University, USA
• GabeMythen
  University of Liverpool, UK
• Joane Nagel
  University of Kansas, USA
• John Nagle
  University of Aberdeen, UK
• Hirochika Nakamaki
  Suita City Museum, Japan
• Masao Nakamura
  KeioUniversity, Japan; University of British Columbia, Canada
• Tsuyoshi Nakano
  Soka University, Japan
• Nancy A. Naples
  University of Connecticut, USA
• Fabio de Nardis
  University of Salento, Italy
• Paolo de Nardis
  Universita degli Studi di Roma, Italy
• Rasha Naseif
  California State University, Northridge, USA
• Paul Nash
  Swansea University, UK
• Regev Nathansohn
  Sapir College, Israel
• John Nauright
  University of North Texas, USA
• Bilgin Navruz
  Texas A&M University, USA
• Joseph L. Nedelec
  University of Cincinnati, USA
• Leo Nefiodow
  Independent scholar, Germany
• Brigitte Nerlich
  University of Nottingham, UK
• Leonard Nevarez
  Vassar College, USA
• K. Bruce Newbold
  McMaster University, Canada
• Duy Lap Nguyen
  University of Houston, USA
• Kim Nguyen
  University of Maryland, College Park, USA
• Arlene J. Nicholas
  Salve Regina University, USA
• Brett Nicholls
  University of Otago, New Zealand
• Lawrence T. Nichols
  West Virginia University, USA
• Yvonne Niekrenz
  University of Rostock, Germany
• Russell Nieli
  Princeton University, USA
• Donald A. Nielsen
  University ofWisconsin–Eau Claire, USA
• François Nielsen
  University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA
• Natalia Nikolova
  Australian Graduate School of Management, University of New SouthWales, Australia
• Asko Nivala
  University of Turku, Finland
• Stella Nkomo
  University of Pretoria, South Africa
• Harmonijoie Noel
  American Institutes for Research, USA
• Petra Nordqvist
  University of Manchester, UK
• Matthew P. Normand
  University of the Pacific, USA
• David Nowacek
  Marquette University, USA
• Kathryn L. Nutter-Pridgen
  Concord University, USA
• Patrick K. O’Brien
  University ofWisconsin–Whitewater, USA
• Alan O’Connor
  Trent University, Canada
• Emma O’Connor
  Portland State University, USA
• Eoin O’Sullivan
  Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
• Lucia F. O’Sullivan
  University of New Brunswick, Canada
• Denise N. Obinna
  The Ohio State University, USA
• Anna Odrowa˛ ̇ z-Coates
  Maria Grzegorzewska University, Poland
• Eiji Oguma
  Keio University, Japan
• Thomas Olesen
  Aarhus University, Denmark
• J.C. Oleson
  University of Auckland, New Zealand
• Jasmine Olivier
  Harvard University, USA
• Spencer B. Olmstead
  University of Tennessee, USA
• GaryM. Olson
  University of California, Irvine, USA
• Judith Olson
  University of California, Irvine, USA
• Jacqueline Olvera
  Adelphi University, USA
• Corey S. O’Malley
  University of California, Los Angeles, USA
• Fumiya Onaka
  Japan Women’s University, Japan
• KathleenM. O’Neil
  Denison University, USA
• Jarron M. Saint Onge
  University of Kansas, USA
• Kenichiro Onitsuka
  Kyoto University, Japan
• Ijeoma Ononuju
  Northern Arizona University, USA
• Anthony J. Onwuegbuzie
  University of South Florida, USA
• Jenny Onyx
  University of Technology Sydney, Australia
• Peter Oosterveer
  Wageningen University and Research, the Netherlands
• AngelaM. O’Rand
  Duke University, USA
• Terri L. Orbuch
  Oakland University, USA
• James D. Orcutt
  Florida State University, USA
• Ann Shola Orloff
  Northwestern University, USA
• W. Edward Orser
  University of Maryland, Baltimore County, USA
• Pamela Zabala Ortiz
  Duke University, USA
• AnthonyM. Orum
  University of Texas at Austin, USA; University of Illinois Chicago, USA
• Jamie Oslawski-Lopez
  Indiana University Kokomo, USA
• Kendall Ota
  University of California, Santa Barbara, USA
• Bernd-Christian Otto
  University of Erlangen–Nuremberg, Germany
• Ton Otto
  James Cook University, Australia; Aarhus University, Denmark
• William Outhwaite
  Newcastle University, UK; University of Sussex, UK
• Lluis Oviedo
  Pontificia Universita Antonianum, Italy
• Ann Owens
  Harvard University, USA
• Timothy J. Owens
  Kent State University, USA
• Enzo Pace
  University of Padua, Italy
• Jonathan Pace
  University of Pennsylvania, USA
• Ronan Paddison
  University of Glasgow, UK
• Frank J. Page
  University of Utah, USA
• RobertM. Page
  University of Birmingham, UK
• Esperanza Palma
  Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana–Cuajimalpa, Mexico
• Frank Palmeri
  University of Miami, USA
• Amrita Pande
  University of Cape Town, South Africa
• Olga Papadopoulou
  Centre for Research & Technology Hellas (CERTH), Greece
• Melinda Papp
  Eötvös Loránd Tudományegyetem, Hungary
• Evangelia Pappa
  Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Greece
• Jamie Paquin
  York University, Canada
• Patricia Parker
  Middle Tennessee State University, USA
• Vincent N. Parrillo
  WilliamPaterson University,USA
• Antonio (Jay) Pastrana Jr.
  City University of New York, USA
• Jason Patch
  RogerWilliams University, USA
• Mark Paterson
  University of Pittsburgh, USA
• Evangeleen Pattison
  University of Texas at Austin, USA
• Michael Quinn Patton
  Utilization-Focused Evaluation, USA
• Luc Pauwels
  University of Antwerp, Belgium
• George Pavlich
  University of Alberta, Canada
• David Pavón-Cuéllar
  Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo, Mexico
• Brian K. Payne
  Old Dominion University, USA
• Geoff Payne
  Newcastle University, UK
• Estrella Pearce
  University of Sydney, Australia
• Jamie Peck
  University of British Columbia, Canada
• Lori Peek
  University of Colorado Boulder, USA
• Kay Peggs
  Kingston University London, UK
• Andreas Pekarek
  University of Melbourne, Australia
• Cynthia Fabrizio Pelak
  University of Memphis, USA
• Ronald J. Pelias
  Southern Illinois University, USA
• Dick Pels
  University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands
• Crystal E. Peoples
  Duke University, USA
• Anssi Peräkylä
  University of Helsinki, Finland
• Robin D. Perrin
  Pepperdine University, USA
• Carolyn Cummings Perrucci
  Purdue University, USA
• Robert Perrucci
  Purdue University, USA
• Nick Perry
  University of Auckland, New Zealand
• Bernice A. Pescosolido
  Indiana University Bloomington, USA
• Frances G. Pestello
  University of Dayton, USA
• Gabriel Peters
  Federal University of Pernambuco, Brazil
• James C. Petersen
  University of North Carolina at Greensboro, USA
• Agostino Petrillo
  Polytechnic of Milan, Italy
• Brian Petrotta
  University of Nebraska–Lincoln, USA
• Amy L. Petts
  Purdue University, USA
• Mary Pickering
  San José State University, USA
• Michael Pickering
  Loughborough University, UK
• Jan Nederveen Pieterse
  University of California, Santa Barbara, USA
• Geoffrey Allen Pigman
  University of Pretoria, South Africa
• Tero Piiroinen
  University of Turku, Finland
• Heath Pillen
  Flinders University, Australia
• Juan Ignacio Piovani
  Universidad Nacional de La Plata, Argentina; CONICET, Argentina
• Alex R. Piquero
  University of Florida, USA
• Tyrone S. Pitsis
  International Children’s Advisory Network Research, USA
• Roger Pizarro-Milian
  McMaster University, Canada
• Peggy S. Plass
  James Madison University, USA
• Annalisa Plava
  University of Bologna, Italy
• Ken Plummer
  University of Essex, UK; University of California, Santa Barbara, USA
• Aneta Podkalicka
  Monash University, Australia
• Andrew Poggio
  University of Kansas, USA
• John Poggio
  University of Kansas, USA
• Maria Angela Polesana
  IULM International University of Languages and Media, Italy
• Francesca Polletta
  University of California, Irvine, USA
• Karen Polonko
  Old Dominion University, USA
• Henry N. Pontell
  University of California, Irvine, USA
• Douglas Porpora
  Drexel University, USA
• Laura Portwood-Stacer
  Independent scholar, USA
• Adam Possamai
  Western Sydney University, Australia
• Dudley L. Poston Jr.
  Texas A&M University, USA
• W. James Potter
  University of California, Santa Barbara, USA
• Jason Powell
  Staffordshire University, UK
• Joel Powell
  Minnesota State University Moorhead, USA
• Hailey Powers
  University of Colorado Denver, USA
• Carlo Prandi
  University of Parma, Italy
• Harland Prechel
  Texas A&M University, USA
• Peter Preisendörfer
  University of Mainz, Germany
• Jiˇrí Pˇribáˇn
  Cardiff University, UK
• Lindsay Prior
  Queen’s University Belfast, UK
• Sarah Prior
  Michigan State University, USA
• Hans Pruijt
  Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands
• Charles A. Prusik
  Villanova University, USA
• Antony Puddephatt
  Lakehead University, Canada
• Allison J. Pugh
  University of Virginia, USA
• Jill Quadagno
  Florida State University, USA
• Stella R. Quah
  Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School, Singapore
• Matt Qvortrup
  Coventry University, UK
• Susanna Rabow-Edling
  Uppsala University, Sweden
• Kane Race
  University of Sydney, Australia
• Massimo Ragnedda
  Northumbria University, UK
• Brittany Ralph
  Monash University, Australia
• Carol Rambo
  University of Memphis, USA
• Francesco Ramella
  University of Turin, Italy
• Ricardo Gamboa Ramírez
  Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Mexico
• Mimar Ramis-Salas
  University of Barcelona, Spain
• Godofredo Ramizo Jr.
  Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
• Atefeh Ramsari
  Bielefeld University, Germany
• Prashan Ranasinghe
  University of Ottawa, Canada
• Mark R. Rank
  Washington University, USA
• Ali Rattansi
  City, University of London, UK
• Larry Ray
  University of Kent, UK
• Victor Ray
  University of Tennessee, Knoxville, USA
• Aviad E. Raz
  Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel
• Michael Reay
  Swarthmore College, USA
• Beth Redbird
  Northwestern University, USA
• Sarah Redshaw
  Charles Sturt University, Australia
• Amanda Rees
  University of York, UK
• Jo Reger
  Oakland University, USA
• Heidi Franklin Reible
  University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, USA
• Jenny Reichert
  Heidelberg University, Ohio, USA
• Ria Reis
  University of Cape Town, South Africa; University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands; Leiden University Medical Center, the Netherlands
• D.A. Reisman
  Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
• Larissa Remennick
  Bar-Ilan University, Israel
• Junlan Ren
  University of Connecticut, USA
• CallieMarie Rennison
  University of Colorado Denver, USA
• Linda A. Renzulli
  Purdue University, USA
• Nicholas Rescher
  University of Pittsburgh, USA
• Adriana Reyes
  Pennsylvania State University, USA
• Nicholas Tucker Reyes
  Columbia University, USA
• Christian Reynolds
  University of South Australia, Australia
• Colin Rhinesmith
  Simmons University, USA
• Carl Rhodes
  University of Technology Sydney, Australia; Macquarie University, Australia
• Markus Rhomberg
  Zeppelin University, Germany
• Gaetano Riccardo
  Istituto Universitario Orientale, Italy
• Carlo Ricci
  Nipissing University, Canada
• JonathanW. Rich
  California State University, Northridge, USA
• James T. Richardson
  University of Nevada, USA
• Cecilia L. Ridgeway
  Stanford University, USA
• Chris Riedy
  University of Technology Sydney, Australia
• Silvia Rief
  University of Innsbruck, Austria
• Alison Rieple
  University ofWestminster, UK
• Hauke Riesch
  Brunel University London, UK
• George S. Rigakos
  Carleton University, Canada
• Brandon Rigato
  Carleton University, Canada
• Dylan Riley
  University of California, Berkeley, USA
• Cornelius Riordan
  Providence College, USA
• Ferris J. Ritchey
  University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA
• Ian Ritchie
  Brock University, Canada
• George Ritzer
  University of Maryland, College Park, USA
• Jeremy Ritzer
  Independent scholar, Israel
• Polly S. Rizova
  Boston University, USA
• Philippe Robert
  Centre de Recherches Sociologiques sur le Droit et les Institutions Pénales, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, France; University of Versailles, France
• Péter Róbert
  TARKI Social Research Institute, Hungary
• Michael Roberts
  San Diego State University, USA
• Steven Roberts
  Monash University, Australia
• Roland Robertson
  University of Aberdeen, UK
• Courtland Robinson
  Johns Hopkins University, USA
• Dawn T. Robinson
  University of Georgia, USA
• Paul Rock
  London School of Economics and Political Science, UK
• Martin Roderick
  Durham University, UK
• Alexandra Rodney
  University of Toronto, Canada
• Christabel L. Rogalin
  Purdue University Northwest, USA
• Richard G. Rogers
  University of Colorado Boulder, USA
• Ralf Rogowski
  University ofWarwick, UK
• Deana A. Rohlinger
  Florida State University, USA
• Denis Jaromil Roio
  Dyne.org Foundation
• Belen Rojas
  Utrecht University, the Netherlands
• Chris Rojek
  City, University of London, UK
• Paul Roman
  University of Georgia, USA
• Harriett Romo
  University of Texas at San Antonio, USA
• Ma Rong
  Peking University, China
• Christopher Rootes
  University of Kent, UK
• James E. Rosenbaum
  Northwestern University, USA
• Rob Rosenthal
  Wesleyan University, USA
• Michael L. Rosino
  Molloy College, USA
• Sue V. Rosser
  San Francisco State University, USA
• Silke Roth
  University of Southampton, UK
• Joseph Rouse
  Wesleyan University, USA
• David Rowe
  Western Sydney University, Australia
• Daniel Royce
  Stony Brook University, USA
• Tracy Royce
  University of California, Santa Barbara, USA
• Philip Rozario
  Adelphi University, USA
• Dieter Rucht
  Berlin Social Science Center, Germany
• Vincenzo Ruggiero
  Middlesex University, UK
• Maria Laura Ruiu
  Northumbria University, UK
• Nick Rumens
  Oxford Brookes University, UK
• Leila J. Rupp
  University of California, Santa Barbara, USA
• Elisabetta Ruspini
  University of Milan-Bicocca, Italy
• J. Michael Ryan
  Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Perú, Peru
• Michael T. Ryan
  Dodge City Community College, USA
• Jan Saarela
  University of Helsinki, Finland; Åbo Akademi University, Finland
• Michael L. Sachs
  Temple University, USA
• Alan R. Sadovnik
  Rutgers University–Newark, USA
• Lucas Sage
  Sorbonne University, France
• Carlos Hiroo Saito
  University of Brasilia, Brazil
• Frank A. Salamone
  University of Phoenix, USA; Iona College, USA
• Thomas Salumets
  University of British Columbia, Canada
• Tijo Salverda
  University of Vienna, Austria
• Gordon Sammut
  University of Malta, Malta
• Laurie Samuel
  Independent scholar, USA
• Melissa Sandefur
  Middle Tennessee State University, USA
• Carrie B. Sanders
  Wilfrid Laurier University, Canada
• Clinton R. Sanders
  University of Connecticut, USA
• George Sanders
  Oakland University, USA
• Jimy M. Sanders
  University of South Carolina, USA
• Stephen K. Sanderson
  Indiana University of Pennsylvania, USA
• Adam G. Sanford
  California State University, Dominguez Hills, USA
• Ricardo Santhiago
  Federal University of São Paulo, Brazil
• Virginia Sapiro
  University ofWisconsin–Madison, USA; Boston University, USA
• Roberta Sassatelli
  Università di Milan, Italy
• Sharon L. Sassler
  Cornell University, USA
• Silpa Satheesh
  University of South Florida, USA
• Yoshimichi Sato
  Tohoku University, Japan
• Joachim J. Savelsberg
  University of Minnesota, USA
• Stefano Sbalchiero
  University of Padua, Italy
• Lawrence A. Scaff
  Wayne State University, USA
• Sasha Scamber
  King’s College London, UK
• Graham Scambler
  University of Surrey, UK
• Stephen J. Scanlan
  Ohio University, USA
• John Scanzoni
  University of Florida, USA
• Richard T. Schaefer
  DePaul University, USA
• Thomas J. Scheff
  University of California, Santa Barbara, USA
• Karin Scherschel
  Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt, Germany
• Kathryn S. Schiller
  State University of New York at Albany, USA
• Kristen Schilt
  University of Chicago, USA
• Kimberly S. Schimmel
  Kent State University, USA
• Willem Schinkel
  Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands
• Janine Schipper
  Northern Arizona University, USA
• Mimi Schippers
  Tulane University, USA
• Elmar Schlueter
  University of Giessen, Germany
• Alfred Allan Schmid
  Michigan State University, USA
• Andreas Schmitz
  Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn, Germany
• Christopher J. Schneider
  Brandon University, Canada
• Jacqueline L. Schneider
  Illinois State University, USA
• Mark A. Schneider
  Southern Illinois University, USA
• Tanja Schneider
  University of Oxford, UK; University of St. Gallen, Switzerland
• Howard G. Schneiderman
  Lafayette College, USA
• Kurt Schock
  Rutgers University, USA
• Robert Schoen
  Pennsylvania State University, USA
• Jonathan E. Schroeder
  Rochester Institute of Technology, USA
• Hans-Joachim Schubert
  Erfurt University, Germany
• Jeremy Schulz
  University of California, Berkeley, USA
• Russell K. Schutt
  University of Massachusetts, USA
• Gerhard Schutte
  University ofWisconsin–Parkside, USA
• Thomas A. Schwandt
  University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, USA
• Barry Schwartz
  University of Georgia, USA
• Jennifer Schwartz
  Washington State University, USA
• Thomas Schwinn
  Heidelberg University, Germany
• Kent Schwirian
  The Ohio State University, USA
• Joseph Scimecca
  George Mason University, USA
• Alan Scott
  University of New England, Australia
• David Scott
  Texas A&M University, USA
• Jerome Scott
  Project South, USA
• John Scott
  University of Exeter, UK; University of Essex, UK
• Sheila Scraton
  Leeds Metropolitan University, UK
• Janie Scull
  University of Pennsylvania, USA
• Ophir Sefiha
  Western Carolina University, USA
• Jeffrey O. Segrave
  Skidmore College, USA
• Wolfgang Seifert
  Heidelberg University, Germany
• Helen Seitzer
  University of Bremen, Germany
• Kazuo Seiyama
  University of Tokyo, Japan
• Duško Sekuli´c
  University of Zagreb, Croatia
• Jani Selin
  Finnish Institute for Health andWelfare, Finland
• Jane Sell
  Texas A&M University, USA
• Recep ¸Sentürk
  Ibn Haldun University, Turkey
• Margarita Olvera Serrano
  Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Mexico
• Kevin Shafer
  Brigham Young University, USA
• Hammed Shahidian
  University of Illinois Springfield, USA
• Suraiya Shammi
  George Mason University, USA
• Daniel B. Shank
  University of Melbourne, Australia
• William Sharrock
  University of Manchester, UK
• James Shaw
  University of Toronto, Canada
• Julie Shayne
  University ofWashington Bothell, USA
• Christine Shearer
  University of Technology Sydney, Australia
• Constance L. Shehan
  University of Florida, USA
• Benjamin Shepard
  Hunter College, USA
• Gordon Shepherd
  University of Central Arkansas, USA
• Keller Sheppard
  Northeastern University, USA
• Dara Shifrer
  Portland State University, USA
• Kristy Shih
  Central Michigan University, USA
• Chris Shilling
  University of Kent, UK
• Diane S. Shinberg
  Indiana University of Pennsylvania, USA
• Chika Shinohara
  Momoyama Gakuin University, Japan
• Shugo Shinohara
  International University of Japan, Japan
• Faegheh Shirazi
  University of Texas at Austin, USA
• Kokichi Shoji
  University of Tokyo, Japan
• Eran Shor
  McGill University, Canada
• Sally Shortall
  Newcastle University, UK
• Timothy Shortell
  Brooklyn College of the City University of New York, USA
• John Shotter
  University of New Hampshire, USA
• Megan Sibbett
  University of Oklahoma, USA
• Alan Sica
  Pennsylvania State University, USA
• Richard Siegesmund
  Northern Illinois University, USA
• Johannes Siegrist
  University of Düsseldorf, Germany
• Renata Siemie´nska
  Maria Grzegorzewska University, Poland; University ofWarsaw, Poland
• Cynthia Siemsen
  California State University, Chico, USA
• Michael Silk
  Bournemouth University, UK
• John Sillince
  Aston Business School, UK
• Archibaldo Silva
  University of California, Irvine, USA
• Belén Rojas Silva
  Utrecht University, the Netherlands
• Filipe Carreira da Silva
  Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon, Portugal; University of Cambridge, UK
• Josué Pereira da Silva
  State University of Campinas (UNICAMP), Brazil
• Hilary Silver
  GeorgeWashington University, USA
• Leni M. Silverstein
  Independent consultant
• Laurence Simmons
  University of Auckland, New Zealand
• Biagio Simonetti
  University of Sanio, Italy
• Brent Simpson
  University of South Carolina, USA
• Brian Simpson
  University of New England, Australia
• Barbara Sims
  Mars Hill University, USA
• John Sinclair
  University of Melbourne, Australia
• Pallavi Singh
  Sheffield Hallam University, UK
• Vineeta Sinha
  National University of Singapore, Singapore
• Leslie Sklair
  London School of Economics and Political Science, UK
• Tad Skotnicki
  University of North Carolina at Greensboro, USA
• James Slevin
  Stenden University of Applied Sciences, the Netherlands
• Richard Slotkin
  Wesleyan University, USA
• Natasha Smallwood
  The Alfred Hospital, Australia
• Barry Smart
  University of Portsmouth, UK
• Andy Smith
  Edge Hill University, UK
• Chad L. Smith
  Texas State University, USA
• Craig Smith
  University of Glasgow, UK
• Darren P. Smith
  University of Brighton, UK
• David Norman Smith
  University of Kansas, USA
• Garry Smith
  University of Alberta, Canada
• GregoryW.H. Smith
  University of Salford, UK
• Melanie Smith
  University of Greenwich, UK
• Michael R. Smith
  McGill University, Canada
• Paula Smith
  University of Cincinnati, USA
• Philip Smith
  Yale University, USA
• Stacy L. Smith
  Michigan State University, USA
• Irving Smith III
  United States Military Academy, USA
• Madeline Smith-Johnson
  Rice University, USA
• Michael Smithson
  Australian National University, Australia
• Bruce Smyth
  Australian National University, Australia
• Michael A. Smyth
  Susquehanna University, USA
• M. Christine Snead
  Saint Leo University, USA
• David A. Snow
  University of California, Irvine, USA
• Alvin Y. So
  Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong
• Michael E. Sobel
  Columbia University, USA
• Monica Solinas-Saunders
  Indiana University Northwest, USA
• John Solomos
  University ofWarwick, UK
• Mads P. Sørensen
  Aarhus University, Denmark
• Pavel Sorokin
  National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia
• Sarah A. Soule
  Stanford University, USA
• Dale Southerton
  University of Manchester, UK
• Mehmet Soyer
  Texas Woman’s University, USA
• Gert Spaargaren
  Wageningen University, the Netherlands
• Crawford Spence
  University ofWarwick, UK
• Lyn Spillman
  University of Notre Dame, USA
• Slavko Splichal
  University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
• Susan Sprecher
  Illinois State University, USA
• Gregory D. Squires
  GeorgeWashington University, USA
• Peter Squires
  University of Brighton, UK
• Elizabeth Adams St. Pierre
  University of Georgia, USA
• Steven Stack
  Wayne State University, USA
• Mark C. Stafford
  Texas State University, USA
• Felix Stalder
  Zurich University of the Arts, Switzerland
• Alecea Standlee
  Gettysburg College, USA
• Liz Stanley
  University of Edinburgh, UK
• Peter Starke
  University of Southern Denmark, Denmark
• Brian Starks
  Kennesaw State University, USA
• Kathrine Starkweather
  University of Illinois Chicago, USA
• Tess E. Starman
  Howard University, USA
• Robert A. Stebbins
  University of Calgary, Canada
• Manfred B. Steger
  Western Sydney University, Australia; University of Hawai‘i at Manoa, USA
• Nico Stehr
  Zeppelin University, Germany
• George Steinmetz
  University of Michigan, USA
• Judith Stepan-Norris
  University of California, Irvine, USA
• Barry Stephenson
  Memorial University, Canada
• Jeffrey Stepnisky
  MacEwan University, Canada
• Yitzhak Sternberg
  Beit Berl Academic College, Israel
• Gillian Stevens
  University of Illinois Urbana–Champaign, USA
• Phillips Stevens Jr.
  State University of New York at Buffalo, USA
• Chris Stevenson
  University of New Brunswick, Canada
• Nick Stevenson
  University of Nottingham, UK
• Simon Stewart
  University of Portsmouth, UK
• Norman Stockman
  University of Aberdeen, UK
• Kristina Stoeckl
  University of Innsbruck, Austria
• Marcel Stoetzler
  Bangor University, UK
• John Stone
  Boston University, USA
• Rob Stones
  Western Sydney University, Australia
• John Storey
  University of Sunderland, UK
• Debra Street
  State University of New York at Buffalo, USA
• Gordon Streib
  University of Florida, USA
• Rainer Strobl
  Independent scholar, Germany
• David Paul Strohecker
  University of Maryland, USA
• Kiven Strohm
  National University of Singapore, Singapore
• Robin Stryker
  University of Minnesota, USA
• Lyndsey Stults
  Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
• Andrew Sturdy
  University of Bristol, UK
• Cyd Sturgess
  University of Sheffield, UK
• Yoshio Sugimoto
  La Trobe University, Australia
• Olga Suhomlinova
  University of Leicester, UK
• Evi Sukmaningrum
  Atma Jaya Catholic University of Indonesia, Indonesia
• John L. Sullivan
  Muhlenberg College, USA
• Teresa A. Sullivan
  University of Virginia, USA
• Chun-Yi Sum
  Boston University, USA
• Melvina Sumter
  Old Dominion University, USA
• Ivan Y. Sun
  University of Delaware, USA
• Göran Sundqvist
  University of Gothenburg, Sweden
• Hung-En Sung
  John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York, USA
• Simon Susen
  City, University of London, UK
• Larry E. Suter
  University of Michigan, USA
• Joseph Svec
  University of Minnesota, USA
• Emily Swanson
  University of Florida, USA
• William H. Swatos Jr.
  Baylor University, USA
• Elizabeth Sykes
  University of Nebraska, Omaha, USA
• Arpad Szakolczai
  University College Cork, Ireland
• Natan Sznaider
  Academic College of Tel-Aviv-Yao, Israel
• Piotr Sztompka
  Uniwersytet Jagiello´nski, Poland
• Hiroki Takakura
  Tohoku University, Japan
• Ryan D. Talbert
  University of Connecticut, USA
• Heather Laine Talley
  Independent scholar, USA
• Sergio Tamayo
  Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Mexico
• Mohammad H. Tamdgidi
  OKCIR: Omar Khayyam Center for Integrative Research in Utopia Mysticism, and Science (Utopystics), USA
• Safak Tartanoglu-Bennett
  University of Sheffield, UK
• Mark Tausig
  University of Akron, USA
• Bill Taylor
  City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
• Emmeline Taylor
  City, University of London, UK
• Verta Taylor
  University of California, Santa Barbara, USA
• Victor E. Taylor
  York College of Pennsylvania, USA
• Jay Teachman
  WesternWashington University, USA
• Jon C. Teaford
  Purdue University, USA
• Cayla R. Teal
  Texas A&M College of Medicine, USA
• Miyuki Fukushima Tedor
  Cleveland State University, USA
• Lucky Tedrow
  WesternWashington University, USA
• Monica Tennberg
  University of Lapland, Finland
• Steven Terpenning
  Independent scholar, USA
• Gareth Terry
  Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand
• Richard Tewksbury
  University of Louisville, USA
• AmritThapa
  University of Pennsylvania, USA
• PatriciaThille
  University of Manitoba, Canada
• BruceThompson
  Texas A&M University, USA
• MaddyThompson
  Newcastle University, UK
• MelissaThompson
  Portland State University, USA
• ChrisThornhill
  University of Manchester, UK
• KarenThrosby
  University ofWarwick, UK
• Laurence Tibère
  University of Toulouse II, CERTOP, France
• Ann R. Tickamyer
  Pennsylvania State University, USA
• Elspeth Tilley
  Massey University, New Zealand
• John J. Tilley
  Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis, USA
• Michael Timberlake
  University of Utah, USA
• Stefan Timmermans
  Brandeis University, USA; University of California, Los Angeles, USA
• Ramine Tinati
  University of Southampton, UK
• D.B. Tindall
  University of British Columbia, Canada
• Laura Tirabassi
  University of Bologna, Italy
• Larissa Titarenko
  Belarusian State University, Belarus
• Charles R. Tittle
  North Carolina State University, USA
• Anwar Tlili
  King’s College London, UK
• ClaraWai-Chun To
  Hong Kong Institute of Education, Hong Kong
• Alan Tomlinson
  University of Brighton, UK
• Stephen Tomsen
  Western Sydney University, Australia
• Chee-Kiong Tong
  National University of Singapore, Singapore
• Yali Tong
  Nanjing University, China
• Berna Torr
  California State University, Fullerton, USA
• Sandra Torres
  Uppsala University, Sweden
• Alberto Toscano
  Goldsmiths, University of London, UK
• Jale Tosun
  Heidelberg University, Germany
• Ismaël Traoré
  McMaster University, Canada
• Toni-Michelle C. Travis
  George Mason University, USA
• Donald J. Treiman
  University of California, Los Angeles, USA
• Susan R. Trencher
  George Mason University, USA
• James Trier
  University of North Carolina, USA
• Alex F. Trillo
  Saint Peter’s University, USA
• Ruth Triplett
  Old Dominion University, USA
• Moris Triventi
  European University Institute, Italy
• Tamara Pavasovi´c Trošt
  University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
• Trutz Von Trotha
  University of Siegen, Germany
• Lisa Troyer
  University of Iowa, USA
• Charalambos Tsekeris
  National Centre for Social Research, Greece; Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Greece
• Theodore Tsekeris
  KEPE, Greece
• Anastassia Tsoukala
  University of Paris-Sud, France
• Kenneth H. Tucker Jr.
  Mount Holyoke College, USA
• Andrew Tudor
  University of York, UK
• Orlaith Tunney
  Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute–KNAW, the Netherlands; University of Groningen, the Netherlands
• Bryan S. Turner
  City University of New York, USA; Australian CatholicUniversity, Australia; National University of Singapore, Singapore
• Charles Turner
  University ofWarwick, UK
• Jonathan Turner
  University of California, Riverside, USA
• Patrick Turner
  Bath Spa University, UK
• Stephen Turner
  University of South Florida, USA
• Stanley Tweyman
  York University, Canada
• Sam Tynen
  University of Colorado Boulder, USA
• Will Tyson
  University of South Florida, USA
• Rodanthi Tzanelli
  University of Kent, UK; University of Leeds, UK
• Veronika Tzankova
  Simon Fraser University, Canada
• Lars Udehn
  Stockholm University, Sweden
• Koji Ueno
  Florida State University, USA
• Gregory L. Ulmer
  University of Florida, USA
• Jeffery T. Ulmer
  Pennsylvania State University, USA
• Emma Uprichard
  University ofWarwick, UK
• Michael J. Urick
  Saint Vincent College, USA
• Matjaz Ursic
  University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
• Carey L. Usher
  Mary Baldwin University, USA
• Ay¸sen Üstübici
  Koç University, Turkey
• D. Angus Vail
  Willamette University, USA
• Stephen Valocchi
  Trinity College, USA
• Hendrik J. Van de Brake
  University of Groningen, the Netherlands
• Yoni Van Den Eede
  Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium
• Deborah K. van Den Hoonaard
  St.Thomas University, Canada
• Brad Van Eeden-Moorefield
  Montclair State University, USA
• Robert Van Krieken
  University of Sydney, Australia
• Marco H.D. Van Leeuwen
  Utrecht University, the Netherlands
• Charles Van Marrewijk
  Utrecht University, the Netherlands
• Frédéric Vandenberghe
  State University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Instituto de Estudos Sociais e Politicos, Brazil
• Mark Vanlandingham
  Tulane University, USA
• Alberto Vanolo
  University of Turin, Italy
• Maurice Vanstone
  Swansea University, UK
• Tiina Vares
  University of Canterbury, New Zealand
• Adam Veitch
  Central State University, USA
• Philippa Velija
  Solent University, UK
• Thomas Vander Ven
  Ohio University, USA
• Herná Vera
  University of Florida, USA
• Antoni Verger
  Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain
• Jef C. Verhoeven
  Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium
• Cassidy Versen
  Michigan State University, USA
• Salvador Vidal-Ortiz
  American University, USA
• Avery Viehmann
  Highline College, USA; University of Washington Bothell, USA
• Steve Vincent
  Newcastle University, UK
• Valerie Visanich
  University of Malta, Malta
• Mark Visser
  Radboud University, the Netherlands
• Lois A. Vitt
  Institute for Socio-Financial Studies, USA
• Maria Vnuk
  Australian National University, Australia
• Beate Volker
  University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands
• Timothy R. Vollmer
  University of Florida, USA
• Rudi Volti
  Pitzer College, USA
• Dirk Vom Lehn
  King’s College London, UK
• Geert de Vries
  Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands
• Suzanne Vromen
  Bard College, USA
• Kevin D. Vryan
  Indiana University Bloomington, USA
• IvanWaddington
  Norwegian School of Sports Sciences, Norway; University of Chester, UK
• David G.Wagner
  State University of New York at Albany, USA
• MichaelW.Wagner
  University ofWisconsin–Madison, USA
• SigmundWagner-Tsukamoto
  University of Leicester, UK
• MatthewWaites
  University of Glasgow, UK
• AnneWaldschmidt
  University of Cologne, Germany
• GordonWalker
  Cox School of Business, USA
• Henry A.Walker
  University of Arizona, USA
• JanetWalker
  Newcastle University, UK
• Lisa SlatteryWalker
  University of North Carolina at Charlotte, USA
• ValerieWalkerdine
  Cardiff University, UK
• KarinWall
  University of Lisbon, Portugal
• Brandy HarrisWallace
  University of Maryland, Baltimore County, USA
• PhilipWalsh
  York University, Canada
• JamesWalter
  Monash University, Australia
• MargaretWalton-Roberts
  Wilfrid Laurier University, Canada
• SusanWalzer
  Skidmore College, USA
• Fu-ChangWang
  Academia Sinica, Taiwan
• PengWang
  University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
• RebeccaWang
  Syracuse University, USA
• CallumWard
  University College London, UK
• Paul R.Ward
  Flinders University, Australia
• MarkWard Sr.
  University of Houston–Victoria, USA
• Jason AdamWasserman
  Oakland UniversityWilliam Beaumont School of Medicine, USA
• LeslieWasson
  Phillips Graduate University, USA; Regis College, USA
• TonyWaters
  Payap University, Chiangmai, Thailand; California State University, Chico, USA
• BeckyWatson
  Leeds Metropolitan University, UK
• SandraWay
  New Mexico State University, USA
• David L.Weakliem
  University of Connecticut, USA
• Teddy ElizabethWeathersbee
  University ofWisconsin–Madison, USA
• MurrayWebster Jr.
  University of North Carolina at Charlotte, USA
• StanWeeber
  McNeese State University, USA
• Kim A.Weeden
  Cornell University, USA
• JeffreyWeeks
  London South Bank University, UK
• John R.Weeks
  San Diego State University, USA
• DonWeenink
  University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands
• BerndWeiler
  Zeppelin University, Germany
• Laura R.Weimer
  United States Military Academy, USA
• DarinWeinberg
  University of Cambridge, UK
• D.Weinstein
  Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg, Germany
• OtmarWeiss
  University of Vienna, Austria
• Tracy A.Weitz
  American University, USA
• RonaldWeitzer
  GeorgeWashington University, USA
• Amy StuartWells
  Columbia University, USA
• MaiaMorganWells
  Independent scholar, USA
• PninaWerbner
  Keele University, UK
• Christine A.Wernet
  University of South Carolina Aiken, USA
• AndrewWernick
  Trent University, Canada
• SigridWertheim-Heck
  Wageningen University, the Netherlands; Aeres University of Applied Sciences, the Netherlands
• BradWest
  University of South Australia, Australia
• SarahWest
  University of York, UK
• ChireauWhite
  Adelphi University, USA
• Michael J.White
  Brown University, USA
• John T.Whitehead
  East Tennessee State University, USA
• NancyWhittier
  Smith College, USA
• Eric D.Widmer
  Swiss Centre of Expertise in Life Course Research (NCCR LIVES), Switzerland; University of Geneva, Switzerland
• Wendy A.WiedenhoftMurphy
  John Carroll University, USA
• LiamWignall
  University of Brighton, UK
• John P.Wihbey
  Northeastern University, USA
• LorenWilbers
  University ofWisconsin–Whitewater, USA
• JenniferWilkinson
  University of Sydney, Australia
• DavidWiller
  University of South Carolina, USA
• LauraWilliam
  University of Greenwich, UK
• BradWilliams
  City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
• Dana M.Williams
  California State University, Chico, USA
• J. PatrickWilliams
  Nanyang Technological University, Singapore; Aalborg University, Denmark
• JohnWilliams
  University of Leicester, UK
• John AllenWilliams
  Loyola University Chicago, USA
• Joyce E.Williams
  Texas Woman’s University, USA
• Matthew S.Williams
  Loyola University Chicago, USA
• Rhys H.Williams
  Loyola University Chicago, USA
• Frank P.Williams III
  California State University, San Bernardino, USA
• KarenWillis
  Victoria University, Australia
• Leigh A.Willis
  National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention, USA
• JanetWilmoth
  Syracuse University, USA
• GeorgeWilson
  University of Miami, USA
• TamsinWilton
  University of theWest of England, UK
• HowardWinant
  University of California, Santa Barbara, USA
• EmmaWincup
  University of Leeds, UK
• SarahWinslow
  Clemson University, USA
• PeterWoelert
  University of Melbourne, Australia
• JosephWoelfel
  State University of New York at Buffalo, USA
• KellyWolf
  North Dakota State University, USA
• Joseph D.Wolfe
  University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA
• Kristina B.Wolff
  Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth, USA
• Jennifer R.Wolgemuth
  University of South Florida, USA
• Yongki Won
  Seoul National University, South Korea
• GloriaWong-Padoongpatt
  University of Nevada, Las Vegas, USA
• MeganM.Wood
  University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA
• RachelWood
  University of Chester, UK
• StephenWood
  University of Leicester, UK
• JamieWoodcock
  The Open University, UK
• BrianWoods
  University of York, UK
• HueWoodson
  Tarrant County College, USA
• JohnWooldredge
  University of Cincinnati, USA
• KyleWoolley
  Loyola University Chicago, USA
• LanceWorkman
  University of SouthWales, UK
• SusanWortmann
  NebraskaWesleyan University, USA
• CasWouters
  Utrecht University, the Netherlands
• K. BradWray
  Aarhus University, Denmark
• Brian L.Wright
  University of Memphis, USA
• EarlWright
  Fisk University, USA
• J. TalmadgeWright
  Loyola University Chicago, USA
• LisaWright
  Carleton University, Canada
• JingWu
  University of Queensland, Australia
• XiaogangWu
  Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong
• DanWulff
  University of Calgary, Canada
• Zhou Xiaohong
  Nanjing University, China
• Fan Ximing
  Loughborough University, UK
• Skye Xollo
  University ofWisconsin–Madison, USA
• Qiong Xu
  University ofWorcester, UK
• Gad Yair
  Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
• Tomiko Yamaguchi
  International Christian University, Japan
• Daisaku Yamamoto
  Colgate University, USA
• Guobin Yang
  University of Pennsylvania, USA
• Peter Cleary Yeager
  Boston University, USA
• Tien Ee Dominic Yeo
  Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong
• Gary Yeritsian
  Pomona College, USA
• Youngmin Yl
  Cornell University, USA
• Chiyo Yonemura
  Chiba University, Japan
• Richard York
  University of Oregon, USA
• Kosaku Yoshino
  Sophia University, Japan
• Mary de Young
  Grand Valley State University, USA
• Reef Youngreen
  University of Massachusetts Boston, USA
• Bill Yousman
  Sacred Heart University, USA
• Richard Yuill
  University of Glasgow, UK
• Nira Yuval-Davis
  University of East London, UK
• Milan Zafirovski
  University of North Texas, USA
• Julie Zahle
  University of Copenhagen, Denmark
• Joseph Zajda
  Australian Catholic University, Australia
• Grazyna Zajdow
  Deakin University, Australia
• David Zarifa
  Nipissing University, Canada
• Ragna Zeiss
  Maastricht University, the Netherlands
• Dominik Zelinsky
  Institute for Sociology, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Slovakia
• Mengxi Zhang
  Boston University, USA
• Alexandra Zhereb
  Charles University, Czechia
• Harriet Zuckerman
  Columbia University, USA
• Dennis Zuev
  Lancaster University, UK
• Joseba Zulaika
  University of Nevada, Reno, USA
• Robert Zussman
  University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA
• Andrej Zwitter
  University of Groningen, the Netherlands

項目明細

• 3D Printing
• Abolitionism
• Abortion as a Social Problem
• Absenteeism
• Accommodation
• Accounts
• Accounts, Deviant
• Acculturation
• Achieved Status
• Acid Rain
• Action Research
• Actor-Network Theory
• Actor-Network Theory, Actants
• Addams, Jane (1860–1935)
• Addiction and Dependency
• Adolescence and Youth
• Adoption
• Adorno, Theodor W. (1903–1969)
• Advertising
• Aerotropolis
• Aesthetics
• Affect Control Theory
• Affirmative Action
• Affirmative Action (Race and Ethnic Quotas)
• Age and Crime
• Age Identity
• Age, Period, and Cohort Effects
• Age Prejudice and Discrimination
• Agency (and Intention)
• Agency–Structure Relationship
• Agenda-Setting
• Agential Realism
• Aggression
• Aging, Demography of
• Aging, Longitudinal Studies
• Aging, Mental Health, and Well-Being
• Aging, Religion, and Spirituality
• Aging, Sociology of
• Aging Body
• Aging and Health Policy
• Aging and the Life Course, Theories of
• Aging and Social Policy
• Aging and Social Support
• Aging and Technology
• Aging and Work Performance
• AIDS, Sociology of
• Al-Biruni (973–1048)
• Alatas, Syed Hussein (1928–2007)
• Alcohol and Crime
• Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse
• Alienation
• Alliances
• Alliances (Racial/Ethnic)
• Alternative Currencies
• Althusser, Louis (1918–1990)
• Alzheimer’s Disease
• Amazon Mechanical Turk
• Ambivalence
• American Dilemma, An (Gunnar Myrdal)
• American Sociological Association
• Americanization
• Analytic Induction
• Anarchism
• Anarchism and Urban Planning
• Anarchy: International Relations Perspective
• Anglo-Conformity
• Animal Rights Movement
• Animism
• Annales School
• Anomic Suicide
• Anomie
• Anonymous
• ANOVA (Analysis of Variance)
• Anthropology, Cultural and Social: Early History
• Anthrozoology
• Anti-Americanism
• Anti-Semitism (Religion)
• Anti-Semitism (Social Change)
• Antiwar and Peace Movements
• Anzaldúa, Gloria (1942–2004)
• Apartheid and Nelson Mandela (1918–2013)
• Apophatic Reflexivity
• Arcades
• Arendt, Hannah (1906–1975)
• Aron, Raymond (1905–1983)
• Aronowitz, Stanley (1933–2021)
• Art Worlds
• Asceticism
• Asch Experiments
• Asexuality
• AsiaBarometer
• Asymmetric Warfare
• Atheism
• Attitude Measurement
• Attitudes and Behavior
• Attraction
• Attribution Theory
• Audiences
• Auditing
• Authenticity
• Authenticity Criteria
• Author/Auteur
• Authoritarian Personality
• Authoritarianism
• Authority and Conformity
• Authority and Legitimacy
• Autoethnographic Methods
• Autoethnography
• Autopoiesis
• Awareness Contexts
• Ba
• Bachelard, Gaston (1884–1962)
• Backstage
• Balkanization
• Bankruptcy
• Barthes, Roland (1915–1980)
• Base and Superstructure
• Bataille, Georges (1897–1962)
• Bateson, Gregory (1904–1980)
• Baudrillard, Jean (1929–2007)
• Bauman, Zygmunt (1925–2017)
• Beard, Mary Ritter (1876–1958)
• Beauvoir, Simone de (1908–1986)
• Beccaria, Cesare (1738–1794)
• Beck, Ulrich (1944–2015)
• Bedouin Society
• Behaviorism
• Belief
• Bell, Daniel (1919–2011)
• Bell Curve
• Bell Curve, The (Herrnstein and Murray)
• Bellah, Robert Neelly (1927–2013)
• Benefit and Victimized Zones
• Benjamin, Walter (1892–1940)
• Bernard, Jessie (1903–1996)
• Bernstein, Basil (1924–2000)
• Bernstein, Eduard (1850–1932)
• Betel Nut Beauty
• Bianchi, Suzanne (1952–2013)
• Bifurcated Consciousness, Line of Fault
• Big Data
• Big Science and Collective Research
• Bilingualism
• Biodemography
• Biography
• Biology and Society
• Biopolitics
• Biosocial Theories of Crime
• Biosociological Theories
• Birmingham School
• Bisexuality
• Black Feminist Thought
• Black Immigrant and African American Relations in the United States
• Black Lives Matter Movement
• Black Masculinity
• Black Urban Regime
• Blasé and Neurasthenic Attitudes
• Blau, Peter (1918–2002)
• Blended Families
• Bloch, Ernst (1885–1977)
• Blockbusting
• Blockchain
• Blumer, Herbert George (1900–1987)
• Boas, Franz (1858–1942)
• Body, Abominations of the
• Body Modification
• Body and Sexuality
• Bogue, Donald (1918–2014)
• Boltanski, Luc (1940–)
• Bonfil Batalla, Guillermo (1935–1991)
• Book Town
• Booth, Charles (1840–1916)
• Bottom Billion
• Bottomore, T.B. (1920–1992)
• Boudon, Raymond (1934–2013)
• Boundaries (Racial/Ethnic)
• Bounded Rationality
• Bourdieu, Pierre (1930–2002)
• Bourgeoisie
• Brand Communities
• Brand Culture
• Branding and Organizational Identity
• Brands and Branding
• Braudel, Fernand (1902–1985)
• Braverman, Harry (1922–1976)
• Brexit
• Bricolage
• Broom, Leonard (1911–2009)
• Brown v. Board of Education
• Buddhism
• Built Environment
• Bureaucracy
• Bureaucracy and Public Sector Governmentality
• Burning Man
• Burundi and Rwanda (Hutu, Tutsi)
• Capital: Economic, Cultural, and Social
• Capital, Secondary Circuit of
• Capital Punishment
• Capitalism in the Interregnum: Reconstructed Social Democracy or Authoritarian Capitalism
• Captive Mind
• Care for Older Adults with Chronic Health Problems
• Caregiving
• Carework
• Carnival
• Caste: Inequalities Past and Present
• Castoriadis, Cornelius (1922–1997)
• Caudillismo
• Causal Inference
• Causality
• Celebrity and Celetoid
• Celebrity Culture
• Censorship
• Central Business District
• Certeau, Michel de (1925–1986)
• Chaebol
• Chambliss, William J. (1933–2014)
• Chance and Probability
• Change Management
• Chaos
• Charisma
• Charisma, Routinization of
• Charismatic Movement
• Chi Square Test
• Chicago School
• Chicago School: Social Change
• Child Abuse
• Child Custody and Child Support
• Child Labor
• Childcare
• Childhood
• Childhood Sexuality
• Childhood Socialization
• Children and Divorce
• Chonaikai
• Christianity
• Chronic Illness and Disability
• Church
• Cinema and Film
• Citationality
• Citations and Scientific Indexing
• Cities in Europe
• Cities in Latin America
• Citizenship
• City
• City Planning/Urban Design
• Civil Minimum
• Civil Religion
• Civil Rights Movement
• Civil Society
• Civil and Uncivil Society
• Civilization and Economy
• Civilizational Analysis
• Civilizational Order
• Civilizations
• Civilizing Process
• Class
• Class, Perceptions of
• Class Conflict
• Class Consciousness
• Class and Crime
• Class, Status, and Power
• Class and Voting
• Classification
• Clickbait
• Clientelism
• Climate Change
• Climate Change and Aging
• Clinard, Marshall (1911–2010)
• Clinical Sociology
• Cloning, Social Meaning and Relations of
• Coding
• Cognitive Balance Theory (Heider)
• Cognitive Dissonance Theory (Festinger)
• Cognitive Interviewing
• Cohabitation
• Coleman, James S. (1926–1995)
• Collective Action
• Collective Consciousness
• Collective Deviance
• Collective Efficacy and Crime
• Collective Memory
• Collective Memory (Social Change)
• Collective Trauma
• Collectivism
• Colonialism (and Neocolonialism)
• Color Line
• Colorism
• Commercial Surrogacy
• Commercialization
• Committed Social Psychology
• Commodities, Commodity Fetishism, and Commodification
• Commons, Informational
• Communication
• Communism
• Communitarianism
• Community
• Community College
• Community and Economy
• Community of Fate
• Community Gardening
• Community Informatics
• Community and Media
• Competitive Capitalism
• Complementary and Alternative Medicine
• Complexity and Emergence
• Compositional Theory of Urbanism
• Compulsory Heterosexuality
• Computational Sociology
• Comte, Auguste (1798–1857)
• Concessions
• Condorcet, Nicolas de (1743–1794)
• Confidence Intervals
• Conflict (Racial/Ethnic)
• Conflict Theory of Crime and Delinquency
• Confucianism
• Conjugal Roles and Social Networks
• Connubium (Who Marries Whom?)
• Conservatism
• Conspicuous Leisure
• Conspiracy Theories
• Constructionism
• Consumer Culture, Children’s
• Consumer Movements
• Consumer Society
• Consumerism
• Consumers, Flawed
• Consumption
• Consumption, Cathedrals of
• Consumption, Critical/Responsible
• Consumption, Experiential
• Consumption, Fashion and
• Consumption, Food and Cultural
• Consumption, Girls’ Culture and
• Consumption, Green/Sustainable
• Consumption, Landscapes of
• Consumption, Mass Consumption, and Consumer Culture
• Consumption, Provisioning and
• Consumption, Religion and
• Consumption, Spectacles of
• Consumption, Urban/City as Consumerspace
• Consumption, Visual
• Consumption, Youth Culture and
• Consumption and Intellectual Property
• Consumption and the Internet
• Consumption of Music
• Consumption Rituals
• Consumption of Sport
• Content Analysis
• Contention, Tactical Repertoires of
• Contextual Effects
• Control Balance Theory
• Controversy Studies
• Convenience Sample
• Convergence Culture
• Conversation
• Conversation Analysis
• Conversation of Gestures
• Conversion, Religious
• Convivium (Who Is Friends with Whom?)
• Cool
• Cool Capitalism
• Cool Hunting
• Cooley, Charles Horton (1864–1929)
• Copyright
• Corporate Social Responsibility
• Corrections
• Correlation
• Corruption
• Cosmetic Surgery
• “Cosmopolitan Canopy, The” (Anderson)
• Couch, Carl (1925–1994)
• Counterculture
• Couples Living Apart Together
• Covibesity
• COVID-19, Citizenship and
• COVID-19, Digital Inequality and
• COVID-19, Environmental Impacts of
• COVID-19, Healthcare Workers and
• COVID-19 Pandemic
• Creative Destruction
• Credentialing
• Credit Cards
• Creolization
• Crime
• Crime, Broken Windows Theory of
• Crime, Corporate
• Crime, Hotspots
• Crime, Life-Course Theory of
• Crime, Organized
• Crime, Psychological Theories of
• Crime, Race
• Crime, Radical/Marxist Theories of
• Crime, Social Control Theory of
• Crime, Social Learning Theory of
• Criminal Justice System
• Criminology
• Criminology: Research Methods
• Crisis Negotiation
• Critical Pedagogy
• Critical Qualitative Research
• Critical Race Theory
• Critical Realism
• Critical Theory/Frankfurt School
• Cross-Sex Friendship
• Crowdsourcing
• Cuba’s Distinct Religious Traditions
• Cults: Social-Psychological Aspects
• Cultural Capital
• Cultural Capital in Schools
• Cultural Citizenship
• Cultural Colonialism
• Cultural Criminology
• Cultural Critique
• Cultural Diversity and Aging: Ethnicity, Race, and Minorities
• Cultural Dopes
• Cultural Feminism
• Cultural Hybridity
• Cultural Imperialism
• Cultural Lag
• Cultural Relativism
• Cultural Reproduction
• Cultural Resistance
• Cultural Studies, British
• Culture
• Culture, Conceptual Clarifications of
• Culture, Economy and
• Culture, Nature and
• Culture, Organizations and
• Culture, Production of
• Culture, the State and
• Culture Industry
• Culture Jamming
• Culture and Movements
• Culture of Poverty
• Culture Turn
• Cybercrime
• Cyberculture
• Cyberdelinquency
• Cyberfeminism
• Cybergang
• Cyberlibertarianism
• Cybermigration
• Cybernationalism
• Cybernetics
• Cyberspace Contention in China
• Daily Life Pollution
• Dangerous Giants
• Dangerousness
• Dark Tourism and Disaster Tourism
• Darwin, Charles (1809–1882)
• Data-Sharing Methods
• Davis, Kingsley (1908–1997)
• De Swaan, Abram (1942–)
• Death and Dying
• Death Penalty as a Social Problem
• Death Row
• Death of the Sociology of Deviance?
• Debord, Guy (1931–1994)
• Debunking
• Decision-Making
• Deconstruction
• Dedifferentiation
• Definition of the Situation
• Deindustrialization
• Democracy
• Democracy and Organization
• Democratic Deficits
• Demographic Data: Censuses, Registers, Surveys
• Demographic Techniques: Decomposition and Standardization
• Demographic Techniques: Life-Table Methods
• Demographic Techniques: Population Projections and Estimates
• Demographic Transition Theory
• Demography
• Demography: Historical
• Denial of Service Attack
• Denomination
• Department Store
• Dependency from World-Systems Approaches
• Deprofessionalization
• Derrida, Jacques (1930–2004)
• Descriptive Statistics
• Desertification
• Deterrence Theory
• Deterritorialization
• Development
• Development: Political Economy
• Developmental State
• Deviance
• Deviance, Absolutist Definitions of
• Deviance, Academic
• Deviance, Constructionist Perspectives
• Deviance, Crime and
• Deviance, Criminalization of
• Deviance, Explanatory Theories of
• Deviance, the Media and
• Deviance, Medicalization of
• Deviance, Moral Boundaries and
• Deviance, Normative Definitions of
• Deviance, Positivist Theories of
• Deviance, Reactivist Definitions of
• Deviance, Research Methods
• Deviance, Theories of
• Deviance Processing Agencies
• Deviant Beliefs/Cognitive Deviance
• Deviant Careers
• Dewey, John (1859–1952)
• Dialectic
• Dialectical Materialism
• Dialogical Self
• Diaspora
• Diasporic Muslims
• Diderot Effect
• Differential Association Theory
• Digital
• Digital Divide, Global
• Digital Labor
• Digital Media
• Digital Sexualities, Cybersexualities, and Virtual Sexuality
• Direct Action
• Disability
• Disability as a Social Problem
• Disability Sport
• Disasters
• Discourse
• Discreditable Stigma
• Diseases, Borderless
• Disneyization
• Distanciation and Disembedding
• Distant Work
• Distinction
• Distributive Justice
• Disurbanization
• Diversity
• Division of Labor
• Divisions of Household Labor
• Divorce
• Documentary
• Documentary Analysis
• Doing Gender
• Domestic Violence
• Domination
• Double Consciousness
• Douglas, Mary (1921–2007)
• Downward Mobility
• Drag Queens and Drag Kings
• Dramaturgy
• Drift (Matza)
• Drug Trafficking
• Drugs, Drug Abuse, and Drug Policy
• Drugs and the Law
• Drugs/Substance Use in Sports
• Du Bois, W.E.B. (1868–1963)
• Du Bois: “Talented Tenth”
• Dual-Earner Couples
• Dual Labor Markets
• Dunning, Eric (1936–2019)
• Dyad/Triad
• Dyadic Imaginary
• Dysfunctions
• Early Childhood
• Earner–Carer Model
• eBayization
• Ecofeminism
• Ecological Models of Urban Form: Concentric Zone, Sector, and Multiple Nuclei
• Ecological Problems
• Ecological View of History
• Ecology
• Ecology and Economy
• E-commerce
• E-commerce and Labor
• Economic Development
• Economic Geography
• Economic Perspectives
• Economic Sociology: Classical Political Economic Perspectives
• Economic Sociology: Neoclassical Economic Perspective
• Economics
• Economy, Networks and
• Economy, Religion and
• Economy: Sociological Approach
• Economy of Attention and Attention Capital
• Edge Cities
• Education
• Education, Adult
• Education, Social Functions of
• Education and Economy
• Educational Attainment
• Educational Inequality
• Educational and Occupational Attainment
• Effect Sizes
• Efficiency and Innovation
• Ego
• Eisenstadt, S.N. (1923–2010)
• Elder Abuse
• Elections
• Elective Affinity
• Electronic Markets
• Elementary Theory
• Elias, Norbert (1897–1990)
• Elite Culture
• Elites
• Ellis, Havelock (1859–1939)
• Embodied Knowledge
• Embodiment
• Embourgeoisement
• Emergent Norm Theory
• Emerson, Richard M. (1925–1982)
• Emotion: Cultural Aspects
• Emotion: Social-Psychological Aspects
• Emotion Work
• Emotional Labor
• Emotions and Economy
• Emotions and Social Movements
• Empire
• Empirical Realism
• Empiricism
• Employment Status Changes
• En
• Enclave Society
• Encoding/Decoding
• Endogenous Development
• Engels, Friedrich (1820–1895)
• Enterprise
• Enterprise Unions
• Entrepreneurial Familism
• Entrepreneurship
• Environment, Sociology of the
• Environment and Urbanization
• Environmental Change
• Environmental Criminology
• Environmental Movements
• Environmental Problems
• Environmental Racism
• Epidemiology
• Epistemology
• Erotic Capital
• Essentialism and Constructionism
• Ethic of Care
• Ethical Consumption
• Ethics, Business
• Ethics, Research
• Ethnic Cleansing
• Ethnic Enclaves
• Ethnic Groups
• Ethnic Identity and Globalization
• Ethnic/Informal Economy
• Ethnic and Racial Division of Labor
• Ethnic, Racial, and Nationalist Movements
• Ethnicity
• Ethnocentrism
• Ethnography
• Ethnomethodology
• Ethnonationalism
• Ethnopolitics
• Eugenics
• Euro Crisis
• Eurocentrism
• European Values Study
• Evaluation
• Evaluation Research
• Evaluative Judgments
• Event History Analysis
• Everyday Life
• Evolution
• Evolutionary Sociology
• Exchange Network Theory
• Exchange Relationship
• Exchange-Value
• Excuses
• Existential Sociology
• Exocerebrum
• Exogamy
• Expectation States Theory
• Expectations and Aspirations
• Experiment
• Experimental Design
• Experimental Methods
• Expertise, “Scientification,” and the Authority of Science
• Experts
• Exploitation
• Extended Case Method
• Extracurricular Activities
• Exurbia
• Facebook
• Facework
• Fact, Theory, and Hypothesis: Including the History of the Scientific Fact
• Factor Analysis
• Failed States
• Fair Trade
• Fajnzylber, Fernando (1940–1991)
• Faletto, Enzo (1935–2003)
• Fals Borda, Orlando (1925–2008)
• False Consciousness
• Falsification
• Families and Childhood Disabilities
• Familism
• Family, History of
• Family, Men’s Involvement in
• Family, Sociology of
• Family and Community
• Family Conflict
• Family Demography
• Family Diversity
• Family Migration
• Family Planning, Abortion, and Reproductive Health
• Family Poverty
• Family Structure and Poverty in the United States
• Family Theory
• Family Therapy
• Famine
• Fanon, Frantz (1925–1961)
• Fans and Fan Culture
• Fantasy City
• Fascism
• Fashion
• Fat Studies
• Fatherhood
• Fear
• Federalism
• Fei Xiaotong (Hsiao-tung Fei) (1910–2005)
• Female Genital Mutilation
• Female Masculinity
• Female Sex Work as Deviance
• Femicide
• Femininities and Masculinities
• Feminism: First, Second, and Third Waves
• Feminism and Science, Feminist Epistemology
• Feminism and Sociology
• Feminist Activism in Latin America
• Feminist Anthropology
• Feminist Criminology
• Feminist Disability Studies
• Feminist Discourse Analysis
• Feminist Ethics
• Feminist Methodology
• Feminist Pedagogy
• Feminist Standpoint Theory
• Feminization of Poverty
• Ferguson, Adam (1723–1816)
• Fernandes, Florestan (1920–1995)
• Fertility: Adolescent
• Fertility: Low
• Fertility: Nonmarital
• Fertility and Public Policy
• Fetishism
• Feuerbach, Ludwig (1804–1872)
• Fictive Kin
• Fieldwork
• Figurational Sociology
• Figurational Sociology and the Sociology of Sport
• Film Analysis
• Finalization in Science
• Financescapes
• Financial Sociology
• Fitness Culture
• Flânerie
• Folkways
• Food and Health
• Food Justice
• Food and Nonfood
• Food Safety
• Food Sovereignty
• Food Waste
• Football Hooliganism
• Ford, Henry (1863–1947)
• Fordism/Post-Fordism
• Foreign Direct Investment
• Foucauldian Archaeological Analyses
• Foucault, Michel (1926–1984)
• Frame
• Framing and Social Movements
• Franchise
• Frazier, E. Franklin (1894–1962)
• Freeters (Permanent Part-Timers)
• Freud, Sigmund (1856–1939)
• Freudenburg, William R. (1951–2010)
• Freyre, Gilberto (1900–1987)
• Friedan, Betty (1921–2006)
• Friendship during the Later Years
• Friendship: Interpersonal Aspects
• Friendship: Structure and Context
• Friendships of Adolescence
• Friendships of Children
• Friendships of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer People
• Fromm, Erich (1900–1980)
• Front Stage
• Fukutake, Tadashi (1917–1989)
• Function
• Functionalism/Neofunctionalism
• Fundamentalism
• Fustel de Coulanges, Numa Denis (1830–1889)
• Gambling as a Social Issue
• Gambling as a Social Problem
• Gambling and Sport
• Gambling: Sports Betting, Global
• Gambling: Sports Betting in the USA
• Game Stage
• Game Theory
• Gamification
• Gamson, William A. (1934–2021)
• Gandhi, Mahatma (1869–1948)
• Gangs, Delinquent
• Garfinkel, Harold (1917–2011)
• Gay Bashing
• Gay and Lesbian Movement
• Gay and Lesbian Politics
• Gay and Lesbian Tourism
• Geddes, Patrick (1854–1932)
• Geertz, Clifford (1926–2006)
• Gehlen, Arnold (1904–1976)
• Geiger, Theodor (1891–1952)
• Geis, Gilbert (1925–2012)
• Gellner, Ernest (1925–1995)
• Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft Societies
• Gender, Aging and
• Gender, the Body and
• Gender, Consumption and
• Gender, Friendship and
• Gender, Health, and Mortality
• Gender, Social Movements and
• Gender, Sport and
• Gender: Women’s Labor Force Participation
• Gender, Work, and Family
• Gender and Caregiving
• Gender and Culture
• Gender and Development
• Gender and Education
• Gender Ideology
• Gender Mainstreaming
• Gender Oppression
• Gender Trouble (Butler)
• Gender and Welfare States
• Gendered Aspects of War and International Violence
• Gendered Enterprises
• Gendered Institutions/Organizations
• Gendered Professions
• Genealogy
• General Linear Model
• General Social Survey
• Generalized Other
• Generational Change
• Genetic Engineering as a Social Problem
• Genkai Shuraku (Marginal Village in Japan)
• Genocide
• Genre
• Gentrification
• Geopolitics
• Gerontology
• Gerontology Key Thinkers: Donald P. Kent (1916–1972)
• Gerontology Key Thinkers: Matilda White Riley (1911–2004)
• Gerontology Key Thinkers: Ethel Shanas (1914–2005)
• Gerontology Key Thinkers: Donald L. Spence (1930–1989)
• Ghetto
• Gift
• Gift Relations
• Gig Economy
• Gilman, Charlotte Perkins (1860–1935)
• Gini Coefficient
• Girls, Women, and Crime
• Global Care Chains
• Global Economy
• Global Justice as a Social Movement
• Global Politics
• Global Warming
• Global/World Cities
• Globalization
• Globalization, Consumption and
• Globalization, Culture and
• Globalization, Education and
• Globalization, Education, and Society
• Globalization, Global Justice and
• Globalization, Religion and
• Globalization, Sexuality and
• Globalization, Sport and
• Globalization, Values and
• Glocalization
• Goffman, Erving (1922–1982)
• Gökalp, Ziya (1876–1924)
• Gold Farming
• Goldman, Emma (1869–1940)
• Gorz, André (1923–2007)
• Goudsblom, Johan (Joop) (1932–2020)
• Gouldner, Alvin W. (1920–1980)
• Gourmet Restaurants/Foods
• Government, Trust in
• Graduate Studies
• Gramsci, Antonio (1891–1937)
• Gray Zone
• Great Depression
• Great Recession
• Greater China
• Greeley, Andrew M. (1928–2013)
• Grimshaw, Allen (1929–2011)
• Grobalization
• Grounded Theory
• Group Processes
• Groups
• Growth Machine
• Guattari, Félix (1930–1992)
• Gumplowicz, Ludwig (1838–1909)
• Gun Crime/Gun Control
• Gurvitch, Georges (1894–1965) and Social Change
• Gypsies
• Habitus/Field
• Hacking
• Hacktivism
• Halbwachs, Maurice (1877–1945)
• Happiness
• Hate Crimes
• Hawthorne Effect
• Health, Self-Rated
• Health Behavior
• Health and Culture
• Health Delivery Systems
• Health and Globalization
• Health Lifestyles
• Health Locus of Control
• Health and Medicine
• Health: Neighborhood Disadvantage
• Health Professions and Occupations
• Health and Race
• Health and Religion
• Health Risk Behavior
• Health and Social Class
• Health and Sport
• Healthcare
• Healthcare, Universal
• Healthy Life Expectancy
• Hegel, G.W.F. (1770–1831)
• Hegemonic Masculinity
• Hegemony
• Hegemony and the Media
• Held, David (1951–2019)
• Help-Seeking
• Hermeneutics
• Heteronormativity
• Hidden Curriculum
• High-Cost Cheap Food
• High Culture
• High School Sports
• High-Speed Transportation Pollution
• Highbrow/Lowbrow
• Hilferding, Rudolf (1877–1941)
• Hip-Hop Studies
• Hirschfeld, Magnus (1868–1935)
• Historical and Comparative Methods
• HIV/AIDS, Sociology of
• HIV/AIDS and Population
• Homans, George (1910–1989)
• Homelessness
• Homo Clausus
• Homophobia
• Homophobia and Heterosexism
• Homosexuality
• “Honor”-Based Violence
• hooks, bell (1952–2021)
• Horowitz, Irving Louis (1929–2012)
• Hospitals
• Household Registration
• Housesitting and the New Mobilities Paradigm
• Housework
• Howard, George Elliott (1849–1928)
• Human–Animal Studies
• Human Genome and the Science of Life
• Human–Nonhuman Interaction
• Human Rights
• Humanism
• Hume, David (1711–1776)
• Humor
• Hunger
• Hurricane Katrina
• Husserl, Edmund (1859–1938)
• Hybridity
• Hyperconsumption/Overconsumption
• Hyper-reality
• Hypotheses
• “I” and “Me”
• Ideal Type
• Identity, Deviant
• Identity: Management of Meaning
• Identity: Social-Psychological Aspects
• Identity, Sport and
• Identity Control Theory
• Identity Politics/Relational Politics
• Identity Theory
• Ideological Hegemony
• Ideology, Economy and
• Ideology, Sport and
• Ideology and Health
• Idioculture
• Idiographic/Nomothetic
• Ie
• Ie-Society
• Illiteracy/Literacy
• Illness Behavior
• Illness Experience
• Illness Narrative
• Imagined Communities
• Imanishi, Kinji (1902–1992)
• Immaterial Labor
• Immigrant Families
• Immigration
• Immigration and the Labor Force
• Immigration and Language
• Immigration Policy
• Imperialism
• Implosion
• Impression Formation
• Incest
• Income Inequality, Global
• Income Inequality and Income Mobility
• In-Depth Interviews
• Indian Diaspora
• Indigenismo
• Indigenous Knowledges
• Indigenous Movements
• Indigenous Peoples
• Individualism
• Individualization (Beck)
• Induction and Observation in Science
• Industrial Revolution
• Industrialization
• Inequalities in Marriage
• Inequality, Inverted U-Curve Hypothesis
• Inequality, Wealth
• Inequality and the City
• Inequality/Stratification, Gender
• Infanticide
• Infectious Diseases
• Infertility
• Infidelity and Marital Affairs
• Infodemics
• Informal Employment and Women
• Informal Organization
• Information and Resource Processing Paradigm
• Information Society
• Information Warfare
• Informationalism
• Infotainment
• In-Groups and Out-Groups
• Innovation
• Insecurity and Fear of Crime
• Instagram
• Institute of Sociology (UK)
• Institution
• Institutional Discrimination
• Institutional Ethnography
• Institutional Isomorphism
• Institutional Theory, New
• Institutionalism
• Intellectual Property
• Intelligence Tests
• Interaction
• Interaction Order
• Intergenerational Conflict
• Intergenerational Mobility: Core Model of Social Fluidity
• Intergenerational Mobility: Methods of Analysis
• Intergenerational Relationships and Exchanges
• International Gender Division of Labor
• International Monetary Fund
• Internet
• Internet Addiction
• Internet Governance
• Internet Medicine
• Internet Surveys
• Internships
• Interpersonal Relationships
• Interpretive Sociology
• Intersexuality
• Intersubjectivity
• Intertextuality
• Intervention Studies
• Intimacy
• Invasion–Succession
• Investigative Poetics
• Irrationality
• Islam
• Islamic Sexual Culture
• Islamism
• Isomorphism
• Jacobs, Jane (1916–2006)
• Jainism
• James, William (1842–1910)
• Japan Sociological Society
• Japanese-Style Management
• Jehovah’s Witnesses
• Jevons, William (1835–1882)
• Jihad
• Johnson, Charles Spurgeon (1893–1956)
• Jōmin
• Journaling, Reflexive
• Junk Food
• Juries
• Justification
• Kant, Immanuel (1724–1804)
• Karim, Nazmul (1922–1982)
• Kautsky, Karl (1854–1938)
• Key Informants
• Kidd, Benjamin (1858–1916)
• Kindergarten
• King, Martin Luther (1929–1968)
• Kinsey, Alfred (1892–1956)
• Kinship
• Kitsuse, John I. (1923–2003)
• Knowledge
• Knowledge, Sociology of
• Knowledge Management
• Knowledge Politics
• Knowledge Societies
• Kolakowski, Leszek (1927–2009)
• Komarovsky, Mirra (1905–1999)
• Kon, Igor (1928–2011)
• Kondratieff Cycle
• Korean Wave (Hallyu)
• Kovalevsky, Maksim (1851–1916)
• Kracauer, Siegfried (1889–1966)
• Krafft-Ebing, Richard von (1840–1902)
• Kropotkin, Pyotr (1842–1921)
• Kuhn, Manford (1911–1963)
• Kuhn, Thomas (1922–1996) and Scientific Paradigms
• Kurauchi, Kazuta (1896–1988)
• Labor/Labor Power
• Labor–Management Relations
• Labor Markets
• Labor Movement
• Labor Process
• Laboratory Experiments
• Laboratory Studies and the World of the Scientific Lab
• Laborism
• Lacan, Jacques (1901–1981)
• Language
• Langue and Parole
• Late-Life Sexuality
• Latent Growth Curve Models
• Later-Life Marriage
• Latin American Queer Activism
• Latinidad and Consumer Culture
• Latino/a Youth
• Law, Civil
• Law, Criminal
• Law, Economy and
• Law, Sociology of
• Lazarsfeld, Paul (1901–1976)
• Leadership
• Leapfrogging
• Leaving Home in the Transition to Adulthood
• Lechner, Norbert (1939–2004)
• Lefebvre, Henri (1901–1991)
• Legal Profession
• Legitimacy
• Leisure
• Leisure, Aging and
• Leisure, Popular Culture and
• Leisure Class
• Lemert, Edwin M. (1912–1996)
• Lesbian and Gay Families
• Lesbianism
• Lévi-Strauss, Claude (1908–2009)
• Liberalism
• Liebow, Elliot (1925–1994)
• Life Chances and Resources
• Life Course
• Life-Course Perspective
• Life Environmentalism
• Life Expectancy
• Lifestyle
• Lifestyle Consumption
• Lifeworld
• Liminality
• Local Residents’ Movements
• Logocentrism
• Lombroso, Cesare (1835–1909)
• Lone Parents
• Longest Hatred, the
• Looking Glass Self
• Lorde, Audre (1934–1992)
• Love and Commitment
• Low Culture and High Culture
• Lower Class
• Luhmann, Niklas (1927–1998)
• Lukács, Georg (1885–1971)
• Lundberg, George A. (1895–1966)
• Lust Balance
• Lustration and Transitional Justice
• Luxemburg, Rosa (1871–1919)
• Lyotard, Jean-François (1924–1998)
• MacIver, Robert Morrison (1882–1970)
• Macrosociology
• Magic
• Maine, (Sir) Henry (1822–1888)
• Majorities
• Malaria
• Male Sexual Deficit
• Malinowski, Bronislaw K. (1884–1942)
• Malthus, Thomas Robert (1766–1834)
• Managed Care
• Management
• Management Discourse
• Management Education
• Management Improvisation
• Management Innovation
• Management Networks
• Management Theory
• Manifest Destiny
• Mannheim, Karl (1893–1947)
• Marcuse, Herbert (1898–1979)
• Marginal Art
• Marginality
• Marginalization, Outsiders
• Marianismo
• Marine Pollution
• Marital Power/Resource Theory
• Markets
• Marriage
• Marshall, Thomas Humphrey (1893–1981)
• Martineau, Harriet (1802–1876)
• Martyrdom
• Maruyama, Masao (1914–1996)
• Marx, Karl (1818–1883)
• Marxism and Sociology
• Masculinity
• Mass Culture and Mass Society
• Mass Media and Socialization
• Mass Production
• Massive Resistance
• Master Status
• Masturbation
• Material Culture
• Materialism
• Materialist Feminisms
• Materiality and Scientific Practice
• Maternalism
• Math, Science, and Technology Education
• Mathematical Sociology
• Matriarchy
• Matrix of Domination
• Matthew Effect
• MAUSS
• Mauss, Marcel (1872–1950)
• McAdoo, Harriette Pipes (1940–2009)
• McDonaldization
• McLuhan, Marshall (1911–1980)
• Mead, George Herbert (1863–1931)
• Mead, Margaret (1901–1978)
• Measures of Centrality
• Measuring Crime
• Mechnikov, Lev (1838–1888)
• Media
• Media, Network(s) and
• Media and Consumer Culture
• Media and Diaspora
• Media and Globalization
• Media Happiness
• Media Literacy
• Media and Nationalism
• Media Populism
• Media and the Public Sphere
• Media Refusal
• Media and Sport
• Mediated Interaction
• Mediation
• Medical Malpractice in the United States
• Medical School Socialization
• Medical Sociology
• Medical Sociology and Genetics
• Medicalization
• Medicine, Sociology of
• Mediology
• Megachurch
• Megacities
• Megalopolis
• Melting Pot
• Memetics
• Mendieta y Núñez, Lucio (1895–1988)
• Mental Disorder
• Mercenaries and Private Security Companies
• Meritocracy
• Merton, Robert K. (1910–2003)
• Mesh Networks
• Mesostructure
• Meta Education
• Meta-analysis
• Metapower
• Metatheory
• Methodological Holism
• Methodological Relationalism
• Methods
• Methods, Arts-Based
• Methods, Case Study
• Methods, Mixed
• Methods, Visual
• Metropolis
• Metrosexual
• Michels, Robert (1876–1936)
• Micro–Macro Links
• Microblogging
• Microcelebrity, Self-Branding, and the Internet
• Microcredit
• Microsociology
• Microwork
• Middle Class
• Middleman Minorities
• Migrant Workers
• Migration: Internal
• Migration: International
• Migration: Undocumented/Illegal
• Migration, Ethnic Conflicts, and Racism
• Migration and Health
• Migration Intelligence
• Milgram, Stanley (1933–1984): Experiments
• Military–Industrial Complex
• Military Research and Science and War
• Military Sociology
• Milk, Harvey (1930–1978)
• Mill, John Stuart (1806–1873)
• Millenarianism
• Mills, C. Wright (1916–1962)
• Mind
• Misdemeanors
• Mobile Interface Theory
• Mobility, Horizontal and Vertical
• Mobility, Measuring the Effects of
• Mobility Systems
• Mobilization
• Modern, Late Modern, and Postmodern Sexualities
• Modernity
• Money
• Money Management in Families
• Monopoly Capitalism
• Montesquieu (1689–1755)
• Moral Careers
• Moral Economy
• Moral Entrepreneur
• Moral Panics
• Moral Shocks and Self-Recruitment
• Morality
• Moralpolitik (Confucian)
• Mormonism
• Mortality: Transitions and Measures
• Mosca, Gaetano (1858–1941)
• Moskos, Charles (1934–2008)
• Motherhood
• Mühlmann, Wilhelm E. (1904–1988)
• Multiculturalism
• Multilevel Modeling
• Multinucleated Metropolitan Region
• Multiphrenia
• Multiracial Feminism
• Multivariate Analysis
• Mumford, Lewis (1895–1990)
• Museums
• Music and Media
• Music and Social Movements
• Myth
• Mythogenesis
• Narrative
• Narrative Research
• Nation and Gender
• National Crime Victimization Survey
• National Self-Determination
• Nationalism
• Nationalism and Sport
• Nation-State
• Nation-State and Nationalism
• Natural Experiments
• Naturalistic Inquiry
• Nature
• Negative Case Analysis
• Neighborhoods
• Neoconservatism
• Neoliberalism
• Neo-Marxism
• Net Neutrality
• Netnography
• Network Effect
• Network Society
• Networks
• Neurath, Otto (1882–1945)
• Neurosociology
• New Age
• New Economy
• New Left
• New Left Realism
• New Middle Classes in Asia
• New Religious Movements
• New Reproductive Technologies
• New Social Movement Theory
• New Urbanism
• Nietzsche, Friedrich (1844–1900)
• Nihonjinron
• Nomads
• Nongovernmental Organizations
• Nongovernmental Organizations (NGOs) and International Nongovernmental Organizations (INGOs)
• Nonplace
• Nonresident Parents
• Nonviolence
• Norm of Reciprocity
• Norms
• Nostalgia
• Nothing, the Globalization of
• Nozick, Robert (1938–2002)
• Nuclear Family
• Obesity
• Objectivity
• Observation, Participant and Nonparticipant
• Occupational Mobility
• Occupational Segregation
• Occupations
• Occupations, Scaling of
• Odaka, Kunio (1908–1993)
• Oedipal Conflict
• Office Ladies
• Offshore Outsourcing
• Ogburn, William F. (1886–1959)
• Oligarchy and Organization
• Olympics
• One Drop Rule
• One Laptop per Child (OLPC)
• Online Pornography
• Online Research Methods
• Online Social Networking
• Ontology
• Operations Management
• Opportunities for Learning
• Oral History Research
• Oral Sex
• Orality
• Organic Food
• Organization, Politics of
• Organization Theory
• Organizational Careers
• Organizational Contingencies
• Organizational Deviance
• Organizational Ecology
• Organizational Failure
• Organizational Learning
• Organizational Misbehavior
• Organizational Sociology
• Organizations
• Organizations, Voluntary
• Organizations and Sexualities
• Organizations and the Theory of the Firm
• Organizations as Total Institutions
• Orientalism
• Orthodoxy
• Outliers
• Outsider Art
• Outsider-Within
• Outsourcing
• Overdetermination
• Ozone Hole
• P2P (Peer to Peer)
• Panopticon
• Parental Involvement in Education
• Pareto, Vilfredo (1848–1923)
• Park, Robert E. (1864–1944) and Ernest W. Burgess (1886–1966)
• Park, Robert E. (1864–1944), Ernest W. Burgess (1886–1966), and Urban Social Research
• Parsons, Talcott (1902–1979)
• Part I Crimes
• Participant Observation
• Passing
• Pastiche
• Path Analysis
• Patient–Physician Relationship
• Patriarchy
• Patrimonialism
• Patronage
• Peace-Making
• Pedagogy
• Pedophilia
• Peer Debriefing
• Peer Review and Quality Control in Science
• Peer-to-Peer
• Peirce, Charles Sanders (1839–1914)
• Pentecostalism
• Performance Ethnography
• Performance Measurement
• Performativity
• “Personal is Political, the”
• Pets (Animal–Human Relationships)
• Phenomenology
• Phronesis and Phronetic Social Science
• Pietism
• Pilgrimage
• PISA: The International Ranking for National School Systems
• Place
• Plastic Sexuality
• Plastic Words
• Play
• Play Stage
• Playboy
• Plural Society
• Pluralism, American
• Pluralism, British
• Poetics, Social Science
• Pogroms
• Police
• Political Economy
• Political Economy of Science
• Political Economy and Sport
• Political Leadership
• Political Opportunities
• Political Parties
• Political Sociology
• Politics
• Politics and Media
• Politics and Sport
• Pollution Zones, Linear and Planar
• Polyamory
• Polyandry
• Polyethnicity
• Popper, Karl (1902–1994)
• Popular Cultural Icons: Star Trek
• Popular Culture
• Popular Culture Forms: Culture and Icons
• Popular Culture Forms: Hip-Hop
• Popular Culture Forms: Punk Music
• Popular Culture Forms: Reality TV
• Popular Culture Forms: Rock ‘n’ Roll
• Popular Culture Forms: Soap Operas
• Popular Culture Forms: Zoos
• Popular Culture Icons: Bob Dylan (1941–)
• Popular Culture Icons: Grateful Dead and Deadheads
• Popular Culture Icons: Jimi Hendrix (1942–1970)
• Popular Culture Icons: Bob Marley (1945–1981)
• Popular Culture Icons: Myth of the American Frontier
• Popular Culture Icons: The Simpsons
• Popular Culture Icons: Sinatra, Frank (1917–1998)
• Popular Music across the Life Course
• Population Aging
• Population and Development
• Population Dynamics
• Population and Gender
• Pornography and Erotica
• Positive Deviance
• Positive Sociology
• Positivism
• Postcarbon Sociology
• Postcolonial Feminism
• Postcolonialism
• Postcolonialism and Sport
• Posthumanism
• Postindustrial Society
• Postmodern Consumption
• Postmodern Culture
• Postmodern Feminism
• Postmodern Organizations
• Postmodern Social Theory
• Postmodernism
• Postnationalism
• Postpositivism
• Postsecular Society
• Postsocial
• Poulantzas, Nicos (1936–1979)
• Pound, Roscoe (1870–1964)
• Poverty
• Poverty and Free Trade
• Power
• Power, Theories of
• Power-Dependence Theory
• Practical Knowledge
• Practice
• Practice Theories
• Pragmatic Acculturation
• Pragmatism
• Praxis
• Preference Theory
• Prejudice
• Premarital Sex
• Preparatory Stage
• Prestige
• Prevention and Intervention
• Primary Groups
• Primate Cities
• Primates and Cyborgs
• Prisons in the United States
• Privacy
• Private Troubles and Public Issues
• Privatization
• Privilege
• Probation
• Pro-Choice and Pro-Life Movements
• Producer Co-operatives
• Profane
• Professional Dominance in Medicine
• Professionalization
• Professions
• Professors
• Progress, Idea of
• Proletariat
• Property, Private
• Property Crime
• Prosocial Behavior
• Prosumer
• Protectionism
• Protest, Diffusion of
• Protestant Ethic
• Psychoanalysis
• Psychoanalytic Feminism
• Psychological Social Psychology
• Psychologization
• Psychology
• Public Broadcasting
• Public Opinion
• Public Opinion Research
• Public Order Crime
• Public and Private
• Public Realm
• Public Sociology
• Public Sphere
• Purdah
• Pure Relationship
• Purity and Danger (Douglas)
• Qualitative Computing
• Qualitative Methods
• Quantitative Methods
• Queer Criminology
• Queer Materialism
• Queer Theology
• Queer Theory
• Questionnaire
• Race
• Race and the Body
• Race and Crime
• Race and the Criminal Justice System
• Race and Education
• Race and Elite Spaces
• Race and Ethnic Politics
• Race/Ethnicity and COVID-19
• Race/Ethnicity and Friendship
• Race/Ethnicity, Health, and Mortality
• Race/Ethnicity and Wealth in the USA
• Race and Greek Life
• Race and Masculinity
• Race and Physical Health, United States
• Race (Racism)
• Race, Racism, and Mental Health
• Race and Schools
• Race and Social Media
• Race and Sports
• Racial and Ethnic Consciousness
• Racism
• Racism, Structural and Institutional
• Racist Movements
• Radcliffe-Brown, Alfred R. (1881–1955)
• Radical Interactionism
• Radio
• Random Sample
• Rape Culture
• Rape and Sexual Assault as Crimes
• Rapport
• Ratings
• Rational Choice Theories
• Rational Choice Theory: A Crime-Related Perspective
• Rational Choice Theory (and Economic Sociology)
• Rational Legal Authority
• Rationality
• Rationalization
• Ratzenhofer, Gustav (1842–1904)
• Rawls, John (1921–2002)
• Realism and Relativism: Truth and Objectivity
• Reception Studies
• Recidivism
• Recognition
• Reconstructive Analyses
• Red Mafia
• Redlining
• Referendums, Sociology of
• Reflexive Modernization
• Reflexivity
• Refugee Movements
• Refugees
• Refusals
• Regression and Regression Analysis
• Regulation Theory
• Reich, Wilhelm (1897–1957)
• Reification
• Rejuvenative Medicine
• Relational Cohesion Theory
• Relationalism
• Relativism
• Reliability
• Reliability Generalization
• Religion
• Religion, Sociology of
• Religions, African
• Religious Cults
• Remittances
• Reparations
• Replicability Analyses
• Representation
• Repressive Hypothesis
• Republicanism
• Reputation
• Residential Segregation
• Resocialization
• Resource Mobilization Theory
• Ressentiment
• Restrictive Covenants
• Retirement
• Retirement Communities
• Reverse Socialization
• Revolutions, Sociology of
• Revolutions and Movements for Radical Social Change
• Rex, John (1925–2011)
• Rhizome
• Riesman, David (1909–2002)
• Riot Grrrl
• Riots
• Risk, Risk Society, Risk Behavior, and Social Problems
• Riskdemic
• Rite of Passage
• Rite/Ritual
• Ritual
• Rizal, José (1861–1896)
• Robbery
• Role
• Role Conflict
• Role-Taking
• Role Theory
• Rosenberg, Morris (1922–1992)
• Rosenfeld, Rachel (1948–2002)
• Rousseau, Jean-Jacques (1712–1778)
• Routine Activity Theory
• Rowntree, Seebohm (1871–1954)
• Ruling Relations
• Runaway World
• Rural Aging
• Rural Sociology
• Rustbelt
• Sacks, Harvey (1935–1975)
• Sacred
• Sacred, Eclipse of the
• Sacred/Profane
• Sacrifice
• Sadomasochism
• Safer Sex
• Said, Edward W. (1935–2003)
• Sainsaulieu, Renaud (1935–2002)
• Saint-Simon, Claude Henri (1760–1825)
• Salaryman
• Same-Sex Marriage, Civil Unions, and Marriage Equality
• Sampling, Qualitative (Purposeful)
• Sanctions
• Sanskritization
• Saraswati, Pandita Ramabai (1858–1922)
• Sarkar, Benoy Kumar (1887–1949)
• Sartre, Jean-Paul (1905–1980)
• Satanism
• Saturated Self
• Saussure, Ferdinand de (1857–1913)
• Scapegoating
• Scheler, Max (1874–1928)
• Schiller, Friedrich von (1759–1805)
• Schizophrenia
• School Choice
• School Climate
• School Discipline
• School Transitions
• Schooling, Home
• Schooling and Economic Success
• Schools, Charter
• Schools, Common
• Schools, Magnet
• Schools, Professional
• Schools, Religious
• Schools, Single-Sex
• Schumpeter, Joseph A. (1883–1950)
• Schütz, Alfred (1899–1959)
• Science
• Science, Commercialization of
• Science, Ethnographic Studies of
• Science, Social Construction of
• Science across Cultures
• Science and Culture
• Science and the Measurement of Risk
• Science/Nonscience and Boundary Work
• Science, Proof, and Law
• Science and the Precautionary Principle
• Science and Public Participation: The Democratization of Science
• Scientific Elite and Nobel Prizes
• Scientific Knowledge, Sociology of
• Scientific Literacy and Public Understandings of Science
• Scientific Management
• Scientific Models and Simulations
• Scientific Networks and Invisible Colleges
• Scientific Norms/Counternorms
• Scientific Productivity
• Scientific Racism
• Scientific Revolution
• Scientology
• Scientometrics
• Scripting Theories
• Second Demographic Transition
• Second Modernity
• Secondary Data Analysis
• Secondary Deviance
• Secondary Groups
• Secrecy
• Sect
• Secularization
• Segregation
• Seikatsu and Seikatsusha
• Seken
• Self
• Self-Concept
• Self-Control Theory of Crime
• Self-Fulfilling Expectations
• Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
• Selfie
• Self-Serving Bias
• Selznick, Philip (1919–2010)
• Semi-domestication
• Semiotics
• Sense of Place
• Separatism
• Serious Leisure
• Service Work
• Sex-Based Wage Gap (Gender Pay Gap) and Comparable Worth
• Sex Education
• Sex, Gender, and Crime
• Sex Panics
• Sex Tourism
• Sexism
• Sexism, Sexual Harassment, and Sexual Assault: Toward Conceptual Clarity
• Sexting
• Sexual Citizenship
• Sexual Cultures in Asia
• Sexual Cultures in Latin America
• Sexual Cultures in Nordic Cultures
• Sexual Cultures in Russia
• Sexual Deviance
• Sexual Geographies
• Sexual Harassment
• Sexual Health
• Sexual Identities: Gay, Lesbian, Queer
• Sexual Markets, Commodification, and Consumption
• Sexual Politics
• Sexual Practices
• Sexual Violence and Rape
• Sexualities
• Sexualities, Cities and
• Sexualities across the Life Course
• Sexualities and Consumption
• Sexuality and the Law
• Sexuality and Religion
• Sexuality Research: Ethics
• Sexuality Research: History
• Sexuality Research: Methods
• Sexuality and Sport
• Shadow Work (Ivan Illich)
• Shariati, Ali (1933–1977)
• Sharing Economy
• Sheng Chih, Original Domicile ( )
• Shintoism
• Shopping
• Shopping Malls
• Shushin Koyo
• Sibling Relationships during Old Age
• Sibling Ties
• Significant Others
• Significant Symbol
• Signs
• Simmel, Georg (1858–1918)
• Simulation: “Fake News,” Junk Politics, and the Hyper-reality of Today
• Simulation and Virtuality
• Situated Knowledge
• Situational Analysis
• Situationists
• Skinner, B.F. (1904–1990)
• Slavery
• Slow Food
• Small, Albion W. (1854–1926)
• Smith, Adam (1723–1790)
• Smoking
• Soccer
• Social Accounting
• Social Bond
• Social Capital
• Social Capital and Education
• Social Capital and Health
• Social Causation of Disease
• Social Change
• Social Change: Contributions of S.N. Eisenstadt (1923–2010)
• Social Change: Southeast Asia
• Social Closure
• Social Cognition
• Social Comparison
• Social Construction of Mental Illness
• Social Construction of Reality
• Social Control
• Social Darwinism
• Social Dilemmas
• Social Distance
• Social Dominance Theory
• Social Embeddedness of Economic Action
• Social Epidemiology
• Social Epistemology
• Social Exchange Theory
• Social Exclusion
• Social Fact
• Social Identity Theory
• Social Indicators
• Social Influence
• Social Integration and Inclusion
• Social Justice, Theories of
• Social Learning Theory
• Social Media
• Social Media Analysis
• Social Media and Its Role in the Arab Spring
• Social Mobility
• Social Movement Organizations
• Social Movements
• Social Movements, Biographical Consequences of
• Social Movements, Leadership in
• Social Movements, Networks and
• Social Movements, Nonviolent
• Social Movements, Participatory Democracy in
• Social Movements, Political Consequences of
• Social Movements, Recruitment to
• Social Movements, Relative Deprivation and
• Social Movements, Repression of
• Social Movements, Strain and Breakdown Theories of
• Social Network Analysis
• Social Network Theory
• Social Order
• Social Policy and the Welfare State
• Social Practices
• Social Problems: Concept and Perspectives
• Social Problems, Politics of
• Social Psychology
• Social Psychology, Applied
• Social Stratification
• Social Structure
• Social Structure and Organizations
• Social Structure of Victims
• Social Support and Crime
• Social System
• Social Theory and Health
• Social Theory and Sport
• Social Transportation
• Social Types (Simmel)
• Social Work: History and Institutions
• Social Work: Theory and Methods
• Social Worlds
• Socialism
• Socialist Feminism
• Socialist Medicine
• Socialization, Adult
• Socialization, Anticipatory
• Socialization, Gender
• Socialization, Primary
• Socialization and Sport
• Society
• Sociocide
• Sociocultural Relativism
• Socioeconomic Status, Health, and Mortality
• Sociolinguistics
• Sociological Imagination
• Sociology
• Sociology in Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Sociology of Drugs
• Sociology of Hip-Hop Music
• Sociology of Innovation
• Sociology in Medicine
• Sociology of Taste
• Sociology of Walking
• Sociometry
• Solidarity
• Sombart, Werner (1863–1941)
• SOPA and PIPA
• Sorokin, Pitirim A. (1889–1968)
• Sovereignty
• Space
• Spaces of Flows/Spaces of Places
• Spatial Relationships
• Speaking Truth to Power: Science and Policy
• Species-Being
• Specific Deterrence
• Spectacles
• Spencer, Herbert (1820–1903)
• Spengler, Oswald (1880–1936)
• Spokespersonship
• Sport
• Sport, Alternative
• Sport, Amateur
• Sport: Professional
• Sport and the Body
• Sport and Capitalism
• Sport and the City
• Sport and Culture
• Sport Culture and Subcultures
• Sport and the Environment
• Sport and Ethnicity
• Sport as Catharsis
• Sport as Spectacle
• Sport as Work
• Sport Identities
• Sport and Social Capital
• Sport and Social Class
• Sportization
• Sports Heroes and Celebrities
• Sports Stadia
• SSM (Social Stratification and Social Mobility) Research in Japan
• Stalking
• Standardization
• Standardized Educational Tests
• State
• State and Economy
• State Feminism in China
• State and Private Sector Employees
• Statistical Significance Testing
• Statistics
• Status
• Status Attainment
• Status Construction Theory
• Status Inconsistency
• Status Passages
• Status Shield
• Steering, Racial Real Estate
• Stepfamilies
• Stepfathering
• Stepmothering
• Stereotype Threat
• Stereotyping and Stereotypes
• Stonewall Riots
• Strain Theories
• “Stranger, The” (Simmel)
• Strategic Essentialism
• Strategic Management (Organizations)
• Stratification, Distinction and
• Stratification: Functional and Conflict Theories
• Stratification, Gender and
• Stratification: Partner Effects
• Stratification, Politics and
• Stratification, Race/Ethnicity and
• Stratification: Technology and Ideology
• Stratification and Inequality, Theories of
• Stratification Systems: Openness
• Stratification in Transition Economies
• Stratified Reproduction
• Strauss, Anselm L. (1916–1996)
• Stress and Health
• Stress and Migration
• Stress and Work
• Stressful Life Events
• Strong Objectivity
• Structural Adjustment
• Structural Equation Modeling
• Structural Functional Theory
• Structural Strains, Successive Transition of
• Structuralism
• Structuration Theory
• Structure and Agency
• Student Movements
• Subculture
• Subcultures, Deviant
• Subjectivity
• Suburbs
• Suicide
• Suicide Bombing
• Sumner, William Graham (1840–1910)
• Sun Benwen (1892–1979)
• Sunbelt
• Superego
• Supermarkets
• Supply Chains
• Surplus Value
• Surveillance
• Sustainable Development
• Sutherland, Edwin H. (1883–1950)
• Suzuki, Eitaro (1894–1966)
• Sweatshops
• Symbol
• Symbolic Capital
• Symbolic Classification
• Symbolic Interaction
• System Justification Theory
• System Theories
• Szasz, Thomas S. (1920–2012)
• Taishang
• Takata, Yasuma (1883–1972)
• Taoism
• Tarde, Gabriel (1843–1904)
• Taste
• Tatemae/Honne
• Tawney, R.H. (1880–1962)
• Tax Haven
• Taxes: Progressive, Proportional, and Regressive
• Taylorism
• Teaching and Gender
• Technological Determinism
• Technological Innovation
• Technology Assessment, Constructive
• Technology and Interaction
• Technology, Science, and Culture
• Technopolitics
• Technoscapes
• Televangelism
• Television
• Terrorism
• Tester, Keith (1960–2019)
• Text/Hypertext
• Theology
• Theoretical Research Programs
• Theories of Self-Esteem
• Theory
• Theory Construction
• Theory and Methods
• Think Tanks
• Third Way (Giddens)
• Thomas, Dorothy Swaine (1899–1977)
• Thomas, William I. (1863–1947)
• Thrift Stores
• TikTok
• Tilly, Charles (1929–2008)
• Time
• Time Series (in Education)
• Time-Space
• Tocqueville, Alexis de (1805–1859)
• Tolerance
• Tongzhi
• Tönnies, Ferdinand (1855–1936)
• Top Management Team
• Total Institutions
• Totalitarianism
• Tourism and Tourists
• Tracking
• Tradition
• Trafficking in Women
• Trans+ People: Trans, Trans*, Transgender, Nonbinary, and Other Gender-Diverse People
• Transcarceration
• Transcription of Talk
• Transgender, Transvestism, and Transsexualism
• Transgression
• Transition from Communism
• Transition Economies
• Transition from School to Work
• Transmedia
• Transnational Capitalism
• Transnational Capitalist Class
• Transnational and Global Feminisms
• Transnational Movements
• Transnationalism
• Transnationals
• Transparency
• Transport and Development
• Transport and Virtual Technologies
• Treadmill of Destruction
• Triangulation
• Tribalism
• Trust
• Trustworthiness
• Truth and Reconciliation Commissions
• Twitter Revolution
• Unanticipated Consequences
• Uncertainty
• Unemployment
• Unemployment as a Social Problem
• Uneven Development
• Unions
• Unpredictability
• Upward Mobility
• Urban, Concept of
• Urban Community Studies
• Urban Crime and Violence
• Urban Ecology
• Urban Education
• Urban Movements
• Urban Policy
• Urban Political Economy
• Urban Poverty
• Urban Renewal and Redevelopment
• Urban Revolution
• Urban–Rural Population Movements
• Urban Tourism
• Urbanism, Subcultural Theory of
• Urbanism/Urban Culture
• Urbanization
• Use-Value
• Utopia
• Vaccine Hesitancy
• Vagabonds and Tourists
• Validity, Qualitative
• Validity, Quantitative
• Value
• Value-Free Sociology
• Values
• Values: Global
• Variables
• Variables, Control
• Variables, Dependent
• Variables, Independent
• Variance
• Veblen, Thorstein (1857–1929)
• Veganism
• Veil
• Venture Capital
• Verstehen
• Viagra
• Victimization
• Video Games
• Violence
• Violent Crime
• Violentization
• Virtual Communities
• Virtual Sports
• Viruses, Computer
• Visibility
• Visual Research Methods
• Visual Sociology
• Voluntary Simplicity Movement
• Wallerstein, Immanuel (1930–2019)
• Walt Disney World
• War Crimes
• War and Development in the Twenty-First Century
• Ward, Lester Frank (1841–1913)
• Warfare
• Waste, Excess, and Secondhand Consumption
• Water, Scarcity of
• Weak Social Theory
• Weak Ties (Strength of)
• Wealth
• Web 2.0
• Web 3.0
• Weber, Marianne (1870–1954) on Social Change
• Weber, Max (1864–1920)
• Welfare Dependency and Welfare Underuse
• Welfare Fraud
• Welfare Regimes
• Welfare State
• Welfare State, Retrenchment of
• Westermarck, Edward (1862–1939)
• Westermarck Effect
• Westernizers and Slavophiles
• Whistleblowing
• White Collar Crime
• Whiteness
• Whole Foods Market
• Widowhood
• WikiLeaks
• Williams, Raymond (1921–1988)
• Williams, Robin M., Jr. (1914–2006)
• Winch, Peter (1926–1997)
• Wollstonecraft, Mary (1759–1797)
• Womanism
• Women, Economy and
• Women, Religion and
• Women, Sexuality and
• Women in Science
• Women’s Empowerment
• Women’s Empowerment in the Global South
• Women’s Health
• Women’s Movements
• Work, Sociology of
• Workplace Diversity
• Workplace Studies
• World Bank
• World Conflict
• World Culture
• World Economic Forum
• World Health Organization (WHO)
• World Social Forums
• World Trade Organization
• World’s Fairs as Mega-Events
• Wright, Erik Olin (1947–2019)
• Writing as Method
• Xenophobia
• Zald, Mayer Nathan (1931–2012)
• Zapatistas – EZLN (Zapatista National Liberation Army)
• Zdravomyslov, Andrey (1928–2009)
• Zimbardo Prison Experiment
• Znaniecki, Florian (1882–1958)

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