British Sociology in the Inter-War Years

When Auguste Comte (1839, p. 252) first coined the term ‘sociology’ he did not expect it to be so successful a discipline. Although of French origin, the term refers to many different disciplines in various parts of the world. Nowadays, for instance, sociology counts more students in England than in France (24,000 compared to 12,000) (Schnapper, 2005, p. 112). It seems that nowadays the clout and roots of sociology are clear and that the discipline, as is shown in this volume, is multifarious and covers a very wide range of subjects; from the sociology of religion to the sociology of economics. The success of sociology is now obvious, both intellectually and institutionally

Epistemology · Historical sociology · Medical sociology · Social science · Sociology · Sociology of disaster · Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice · Historical Economic and Social Studies · Historical Studies on Reproduction, Gender, Health, and Societal Changes · Medicine · Philosophy

• Liberalism and sociology

  Stefan Collini•Liberalism and sociology•1979

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• William Beveridge

  Jose Harris•William Beveridge•1997

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• British Sociology Seen from Without and Within

  Albert Henry Halsey, W G Runciman•British Sociology Seen from…•2005

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• The structure of scientific revolutions

  Dennis Holland, Thomas S Kuhn•La Structure des révolutions…•1976

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• Poverty

  B Seebohm Rowntree•Poverty•1997

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• Structure of Social Action

  Talcott Parsons•Structure of Social Action•1967

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• Four sociological traditions

  Randall Collins•Four sociological traditions•1994

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• The Evolution of the British Welfare State

  Open Access•Derek Fraser•Evolution of the British Welfare…•2009

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• Economics, Politics and Social Studies in Oxford, 1900–85

  Open Access•Norman Chester, Sir Norman Chester•Economics, Politics and Social…•1986

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• Essays on the History of British Sociological Research

  Open Access•Martin Bulmer•Essays on the History of British…•1985

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• Sociology in England

  Edward B Harper•Social Forces•1933

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• The Social Sciences

  Open Access•J L Gray•South African Journal of Economics•1937

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• Soviet Communism

  Open Access•George Catlin•Political Science Quarterly•1937

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• The Group Mind

  George H Sabine, William Mcdougall•The Philosophical Review•1923

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• The Theory of Progress

  Morris Ginsberg•Economica•1922

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• Commodity Flow and Capital Formation. Volume I

  H S Booker, Simon Kuznets•Economica•1939

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• Interchange between Social Classes

  Morris Ginsberg•The Economic Journal•1929

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• Causes and Cures of Unemployment

  John Jewkes, William Beveridge et al.•The Economic Journal•1932

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• Lse

  Ralf Dahrendorf•LSE•1995

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• A History of British Empirical Sociology

  L Goldman, Raymond A Kent•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1983

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• British Sociology’s Lost Biological Roots

  Open Access•Chris Renwick•British Sociology's Lost…•2012

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• Why do disciplines fail

  Reba N Soffer•The English Historical Review•1982

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• A Survey of Social Conditions in England and Wales as Illustrated by Statistics

  David Lockwood, A M Carr-Saunders et al.•American Sociological Review•1960

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• The Origins of British Sociology, 1834-1914

  John W Petras, Philip Abrams•American Sociological Review•1969

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• The Statistical Movement in Early Victorian Britain

  D V Gla, D V Glass et al.•Population Studies•1976

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• The Sociological Movement, the Sociological Society and the Genesis of Academic Sociology in Britain

  Open Access•R J Halliday, Robert Halliday•The Sociological Review•1968

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• The Sociological Work of Leonard Hobhouse

  Open Access•Victor Branford•The Sociological Review•1929

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• Victor Branford and the Building of British Sociology

  Open Access•John Scott, C T Husbands•The Sociological Review•2007

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• The Girl Voter

  Open Access•E M White, Erina White•The Sociological Review•1928

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• Civics

  Open Access•Gedde, Geddes Geddes•The Sociological Review•1904

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• A Comparative Study of Unemployed and Employed Boys

  Open Access•D E R Hughes, Denise Hughes•The Sociological Review•1928

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• Social Class-A Preliminary Analysis

  Open Access•T H Marshall•The Sociological Review•1934

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• The Sociological Interpretation of Political Ideas

  Open Access•Werner Falk•The Sociological Review•1934

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• The Social Background of Recent Political Changes

  Open Access•Ernest Barker•The Sociological Review•1936

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• Eugenics

  Open Access•Francis Galton•The Sociological Review•1904

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• Form, Ideology and 'the Secret Agent

  Open Access•Terry Eagleton, Terry Francis Eagleton•The Sociological Review•1978

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• UK Sociology and Quantitative Methods

  Open Access•David Byrne•Sociology•2012

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• British Sociological Textbooks from 1949

  Open Access•Jennifer Platt•Current Sociology•2008

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• Impressions of Sociology in Great Britain

  Vivien M Palmer•American Journal of Sociology•1927

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