Alex Simirenko
Biographic Data
| ID | 3596272 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alex Simirenko |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alex |
| FAMILY NAME | Simirenko |
| SIGNATURE | SIMIRENKO A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Pennsylvania State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 29 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 49 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 29 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1965 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Professionalization of Soviet Society
The Professionalization of Soviet Society
An Observation on Soviet Sociology [and Comments and Reply]
Report on Sociology in Soviet Ukraine
It is often said that Western study of Soviet society is comparable to observing the tip of an iceberg. This analogy is not entirely appropriate since it ignores acts of deliberate camouflage and misinformation. This leads to a certain paradox. Although the greatest amount of available information covers the top of the iceberg, meaning Moscow, it also contains the greatest amount of deliberate misinformation. Information on areas such as Ukraine,…
Social Thought in Tsarist Russia: The Quest for a General Science of Society, 1861-1917. Alexander Vucinich
White Against Red: The Life of General Anton Denikin
Class and Society in Soviet Russia
A new type of soviet resistance
Soviet and American Society: A Comparison
Sociological Theory and the Communist Countries: A Re-joinder to Hollander
Professionalization of Politics and Tension Management: The Case of the Soviet Union
The movement toward the rationalization of the world, as conceived by Max Weber, has culminated in the 20th century with the rationalization and the professionalization of politics. It is a process by which human beings attempt to transform decision-making into a public service, independent of class and other interests, and based upon a systematic body of knowledge about man.The development of professionalized politics becomes possible when the p…
Politics and Society in the USSR
Cinema and the Viewer: A Sociological Study. L. N. Kogan, ed
Soviet and American sociology in the seventies
Social Origin, Revolution and Sociology: The Work of Timasheff, Sorokin and Gurvitch
A red button, saying 'Sorokin lives', was being sold (together with one saying 'Mills lives') at the annual meetings of the American Sociological Association, in San Francisco, in August 1969, by the Sociological Liberation Movement. There were a number of sociologists who were rather bemused and puzzled seeing Sorokin being idolized by the radical students and young faculty members. It seemed to them that Sorokin, who had condemned violence and …
Sociological Theory and the Communist Countries: A Rejoinder to Hollander
From Vertical to Horizontal Inequality: The Case of the Soviet Union
Whatever superficial similarities there may be between the systems of inequality in Western and socialist societies, the causes of inequality are rooted in divergent social structures and are entirely distinct. The Soviet Union and some other socialist countries are characterized by the ascendance of professional politicians who attempt to transform the decision-making process into a public service, independent of class and other interests. A pre…
Two Worlds of Childhood: U. S. and U. S. S. R
Social Thought in the Soviet Union
The Soviet System and Modern Society
Post-stalinist social science
The Family in Soviet Russia
American and Soviet Society: A Reader in Comparative Sociology and Perception
Soviet Institutions, the Individual and Society
Soviet Sociology: Historical Antecedents and Current Appraisals
The Soviet System and Modern Society
Two Worlds of Childhood: U. S. and U. S. S. R
Soviet Sociology: Historical Antecedents and Current Appraisals
Soviet and American sociology in the seventies
From Vertical to Horizontal Inequality: The Case of the Soviet Union
Whatever superficial similarities there may be between the systems of inequality in Western and socialist societies, the causes of inequality are rooted in divergent social structures and are entirely distinct. The Soviet Union and some other socialist countries are characterized by the ascendance of professional politicians who attempt to transform the decision-making process into a public service, independent of class and other interests. A pre…
Mannheim's Generational Analysis and Acculturation
Social Origin, Revolution and Sociology: The Work of Timasheff, Sorokin and Gurvitch
A red button, saying 'Sorokin lives', was being sold (together with one saying 'Mills lives') at the annual meetings of the American Sociological Association, in San Francisco, in August 1969, by the Sociological Liberation Movement. There were a number of sociologists who were rather bemused and puzzled seeing Sorokin being idolized by the radical students and young faculty members. It seemed to them that Sorokin, who had condemned violence and …
Social Thought in the Soviet Union
The Professionalization of Soviet Society
Pilgrims, Colonists and Frontiersmen
Mannheim's Generational Analysis and Acculturation
Germania, U.S.A: Social Change in New Ulm, Minnesota
Soviet Institutions, the Individual and Society
Soviet Sociology: Historical Antecedents and Current Appraisals
Soviet Sociology: Historical Antecedents and Current Appraisals
Post-stalinist social science
The Family in Soviet Russia
American and Soviet Society: A Reader in Comparative Sociology and Perception
Social Thought in the Soviet Union
The Soviet System and Modern Society
Two Worlds of Childhood: U. S. and U. S. S. R
From Vertical to Horizontal Inequality: The Case of the Soviet Union
Whatever superficial similarities there may be between the systems of inequality in Western and socialist societies, the causes of inequality are rooted in divergent social structures and are entirely distinct. The Soviet Union and some other socialist countries are characterized by the ascendance of professional politicians who attempt to transform the decision-making process into a public service, independent of class and other interests. A pre…
Politics and Society in the USSR
Cinema and the Viewer: A Sociological Study. L. N. Kogan, ed
Soviet and American sociology in the seventies
Social Origin, Revolution and Sociology: The Work of Timasheff, Sorokin and Gurvitch
A red button, saying 'Sorokin lives', was being sold (together with one saying 'Mills lives') at the annual meetings of the American Sociological Association, in San Francisco, in August 1969, by the Sociological Liberation Movement. There were a number of sociologists who were rather bemused and puzzled seeing Sorokin being idolized by the radical students and young faculty members. It seemed to them that Sorokin, who had condemned violence and …
Sociological Theory and the Communist Countries: A Rejoinder to Hollander
Soviet and American Society: A Comparison
Sociological Theory and the Communist Countries: A Re-joinder to Hollander
Professionalization of Politics and Tension Management: The Case of the Soviet Union
The movement toward the rationalization of the world, as conceived by Max Weber, has culminated in the 20th century with the rationalization and the professionalization of politics. It is a process by which human beings attempt to transform decision-making into a public service, independent of class and other interests, and based upon a systematic body of knowledge about man.The development of professionalized politics becomes possible when the p…
White Against Red: The Life of General Anton Denikin
Class and Society in Soviet Russia
A new type of soviet resistance
Report on Sociology in Soviet Ukraine
It is often said that Western study of Soviet society is comparable to observing the tip of an iceberg. This analogy is not entirely appropriate since it ignores acts of deliberate camouflage and misinformation. This leads to a certain paradox. Although the greatest amount of available information covers the top of the iceberg, meaning Moscow, it also contains the greatest amount of deliberate misinformation. Information on areas such as Ukraine,…
Sociology (24 works) · Political science (23 works) · Soviet and Russian History (13 works) · Social science (12 works) · Law (9 works) · Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice (8 works) · Economics (8 works) · Politics (7 works) · Political economy (6 works) · Russia and Soviet political economy (6 works)