Q J Munters
Biographic Data
| ID | 3579048 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Q J Munters |
| GIVEN NAMES | Q J |
| FAMILY NAME | Munters |
| SIGNATURE | MUNTERS Q J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Graduate School Experimental Plant Sciences |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Ferdinand Tönnies and Contemporary Rural Sociology
Some Remarks on the Opening Up of Rural Social Systems1
In this paper an effort is made to explain some of the dynamics behind evolving rural social systems in terms of their comparatively smaller or greater openness or closure. It is argued that rural social systems can be called comparatively open or closed in various respects: (a) factually, formally and/or normatively; (b) to the outside and/or to the inside; (c) socio-structurally and/or culturally.The author applies these distinctions in a discu…
Max Weber as Rural Sociologist
MAX WEBER AS RURAL SOCIOLOGISTMax Weber (1864-1920) enjoys a world reputation as a jurist, economist, historian and sociologist. As a sociologist he has become known in particular for his publications on methodology and for his studies on the sociology of religion, law and music and on political and industrial sociology. Little is known of Weber as a rural sociologist (sec. I), even among American and European rural sociologists (sec. III), in sp…
Sociologia Ruralis on the Balance
SOCIOLOGIA RURALIS ON THE BALANCEIn this paper, an attempt has been made to evaluate the contents of volumes I to X of Sociologia Ruralis(1960-1970), with the understanding that only the (75) English written papers are being reviewed. The main starting points have been derived from Article 4 of the Constitution of the European Society for Rural Sociology.After having proposed a number of critical remarks on the subjects that have been dealt with …
Max Weber as Rural Sociologist
MAX WEBER AS RURAL SOCIOLOGISTMax Weber (1864-1920) enjoys a world reputation as a jurist, economist, historian and sociologist. As a sociologist he has become known in particular for his publications on methodology and for his studies on the sociology of religion, law and music and on political and industrial sociology. Little is known of Weber as a rural sociologist (sec. I), even among American and European rural sociologists (sec. III), in sp…
Sociologia Ruralis on the Balance
SOCIOLOGIA RURALIS ON THE BALANCEIn this paper, an attempt has been made to evaluate the contents of volumes I to X of Sociologia Ruralis(1960-1970), with the understanding that only the (75) English written papers are being reviewed. The main starting points have been derived from Article 4 of the Constitution of the European Society for Rural Sociology.After having proposed a number of critical remarks on the subjects that have been dealt with …
Ferdinand Tönnies and Contemporary Rural Sociology
Max Weber as Rural Sociologist
MAX WEBER AS RURAL SOCIOLOGISTMax Weber (1864-1920) enjoys a world reputation as a jurist, economist, historian and sociologist. As a sociologist he has become known in particular for his publications on methodology and for his studies on the sociology of religion, law and music and on political and industrial sociology. Little is known of Weber as a rural sociologist (sec. I), even among American and European rural sociologists (sec. III), in sp…
Sociologia Ruralis on the Balance
SOCIOLOGIA RURALIS ON THE BALANCEIn this paper, an attempt has been made to evaluate the contents of volumes I to X of Sociologia Ruralis(1960-1970), with the understanding that only the (75) English written papers are being reviewed. The main starting points have been derived from Article 4 of the Constitution of the European Society for Rural Sociology.After having proposed a number of critical remarks on the subjects that have been dealt with …
Some Remarks on the Opening Up of Rural Social Systems1
In this paper an effort is made to explain some of the dynamics behind evolving rural social systems in terms of their comparatively smaller or greater openness or closure. It is argued that rural social systems can be called comparatively open or closed in various respects: (a) factually, formally and/or normatively; (b) to the outside and/or to the inside; (c) socio-structurally and/or culturally.The author applies these distinctions in a discu…
Ferdinand Tönnies and Contemporary Rural Sociology
Political science (3 works) · Rural development and sustainability (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Social science (2 works) · Agrarian society (1 works) · Agriculture and Farm Safety (1 works) · Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development (1 works)