| Contemporary Sociology 1999 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A Gray Zone? Meetings between sociology and gerontology. | Sociology and social work | Hagestad, Gunhild O. |
| A timely partnership: Sociology and health services research. | Sociology and social work | Konrad, Thomas R., Haritos, Rosa |
| Beyond the science-versus-advocacy distinction. | Sociology and social work | Gamson, William A. |
| Bookstore blues: Sociology for sale: The little bookshop around the corner isn't there anymore. | Sociology and social work | Powell, Walter W. |
| Border crossings between women's studies and sociology. | Sociology and social work | Howard, Judith A. |
| Children and family change: Discourse between social scientists and the media. | Sociology and social work | Furstenberg, Frank F. Jr. |
| Classifying books and knowledge - in the stores and on the Web. | Sociology and social work | Blau, Judith R. |
| Cyberspace: Sociology's natural domain. | Sociology and social work | Bainbridge, William Sims |
| Dancing with the Behemoth.('Sociology' reinstated at Yale University's Barnes & Noble) | Sociology and social work | Soares, Joseph A. |
| Disciplines unbound: Notes on sociology and ethnic studies. | Sociology and social work | Espiritu, Yen Le |
| Finding one's footing in the profession: learning the ropes while protesting the system in sociology. | Sociology and social work | Daniels, Arlene Kaplan |
| Half truths with real consequences: Journalism, research, and public policy. Three encounters. | Sociology and social work | Rossi, Peter H. |
| Living networked on and offline. | Sociology and social work | Wellman, Barry, Hampton, Keith |
| Looking toward cyberspace: Beyond grounded sociology: Cyberspace and identity. | Sociology and social work | Turkle, Sherry |
| Marxism and social movements: theory and practice for social justice. | Sociology and social work | Young, T.R. |
| Notes from a border discipline: Has the border become the center? | Sociology and social work | Meyer, Marshall W. |
| Religious studies and sociology. | Sociology and social work | Roof, Wade Clark |
| Silver bullets or land rushes? Sociologies of cyberspace. | Sociology and social work | Rule, James B. |
| Sociology and African-American studies. | Sociology and social work | Taylor, Ronald L. |
| Sociology and border disciplines: Opportunities and barriers to intellectual growth: Cultural studies and sociology of culture. | Sociology and social work | Wolff, Janet |
| Sociology and social movements. | Sociology and social work | Fuchs, Stephan, Plass, Peggy S. |
| Subject cataloging: A beacon for readers in search of books. | Sociology and social work | McGovern, James E. |
| The history of all previous society is the history of durable dichotomies. | Sociology and social work | Mann, Michael (British judge) |
| The impact of feminist thought on sociology. | Sociology and social work | England, Paula |
| The list wangle.(selling sociology books to independent retailers) | Sociology and social work | Schwalbe, Michael |
| Values, politics and science: the influence of social movements on sociology, other directed rebels. | Sociology and social work | Imber, Jonathan B. |
| Virtual truth with a vengeance. | Sociology and social work | Stacey, Judith |
| Who needs politics? Who needs people? The ironies of democracy in cyberspace. | Sociology and social work | Hurwitz, Roger |
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