The American Journal of Sociology Through Fifty Years

The first number of the American Journal of Sociology appeared in July, 1895. Its purposes, as outlined by its editor, Albion W. Small, were: (1) to build up a fund of social theory, (2) to make sociology a living discipline, (3) to promote the general welfare, and (4) to serve as a restraining influence on "premature" logical opinion. In its fifty years the Journal has published 2,373 articles. During its career the Journal has been a vehicle for the expression of sociological thinking and for technical professional discussions and an instrument in combating provincialism in American sociology. Most important, the editors of the Journal, by their selection of papers for publication, have helped to delineate the field of sociology

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• A Selective History of Sociology

  Open Access•Alan Sica•The Wiley‐Blackwell Companion to…•2011

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• The second Alexandrian text-type on content analysis

  Open Access•Vladimir Ilić•Sociologija•2012

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• Invisibility, Visibility, Vilification, and Near Silence

  Open Access•Thomas J Gerschick, J Dalton Stevens•Sociology Looking at Disability•2016

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• Communities of Scholars

  Open Access•Konstantinos Zougris•Societies•2018

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• Tourism research on the Caribbean

  Graham M S Dann•Leisure Sciences•1988

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• A Global Scientific Community? Universalism Versus National Parochialism in Patterns of International Communication in Sociology

  Open Access•Max Haller•International Journal of Sociology•2019

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• The study of war in American sociology

  Open Access•Richard A Garnett•The American Sociologist•1988

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• Detecting Topical Divides and Topical “Bridges” Across National Sociologies

  Open Access•Konstantinos Zougris•The American Sociologist•2019

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• The Regional Journal in Sociology

  Open Access•Jessica Schultz, J R Elliott et al.•The American Sociologist•2014

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• Studying ourselves

  Open Access•Joyce E Williams, Vicky M Maclean•The American Sociologist•2005

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• Defining the public, defining sociology

  Open Access•Michael S Evans•Public Understanding of Science•2008

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• Authorship Practices and Institutional Contexts in Sociology

  Open Access•David Pontille•Science Technology & Human Values•2003

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• Wandering Through the Borderlands of the Social Sciences

  Jean-Baptiste Fleury, Jean‐baptiste Fleury•History of Political Economy•2012

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• Curating Sociology

  Open Access•N Puwar, Sanjay Sharma•The Sociological Review•2012

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• How is a Sociology of sociological Knowledge possible

  Open Access•Paolo Barbesino, Salvino A Salvaggio•Social Science Information•1996

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• Truth and Goodness

  Open Access•Francesca M Cancian•Sociological Perspectives•1995

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• The Mixed Legacy of the Chicago School of Sociology

  Open Access•Jonathan H Turner•Sociological Perspectives•1988

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• A 'Scientific Revolution

  Open Access•Henrika Kuklick•Sociological Inquiry•1973

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