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Department of Sociology

 

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Professors
Professor John Dunn
Professor Geoffrey Hawthorn
Professor Juliet Mitchell
Professor Martin Richards
Professor Bryan Turner

Readers

Dr Robert BlackburnDr Christel Lane
Dr David S Lane
Dr John Thompson

University Lecturers

Dr John D Barber
Dr Brendan J Burchell
Dr Gerard M Duveen
Dr David A Good
Dr Dale F Hay
Dr Geoffrey K Ingham
Dr Sonia P Mazey (until 30 September 1999)
Juliet Mitchell
Dr Helen E Thompson

Assistant Director of Development Studies

Dr A David Lehmann

Assistant Directors of Research
Dr Gill Jones (until 30 June 1999)
Dr Kenneth Prandy
Dr Jacqueline L Scott

University Assistant Lecturers

Dr Georgina Born
Dr David S Halpern
Dr David Runciman

Senior Research Associates and Research Associates etc
Dr Max Bergman
Dr Wendy Bottero (until 31 December 1998)
Mr Brad Brooks
Dr June Edmunds (from 1 July 1999)
Ms Margaret Ely
Dr Judith Ennew
Ms Gail Ewing
Dr Nina Hallowell
Dr Lynne Jones
Dr Patrick Leman (until 31 January 1999)
Ms Bridget Lindley
Dr Christine Mann
Mrs Frances Murton
Ms Ros Pickford
Mrs Maggie Ponder
Dr Jennifer Ridden (from 1 July 1999)
Ms Claire Snowdon
Ms Wendy Solomou
Ms Helen Statham
Dr Margaret Watson

Affiliated Lecturers

Prof Martin Albrow
Dr Max Bergman
Dr Tim Dalgleish
Dr Felicity O’Dell
Dr Tom Shakespeare
Ms Khrishna Singh
Dr Chris Todd
Dr Simeon Yates

College Lecturers

Dr Susan Benson
Dr Andreas Bieler
Dr Barbara Bodenhorn
Dr Colin Fraser

Temporary Lecturer

Mr J Stanyer

Samuel Reichmann Fellow

Dr Ines Molinaro

Newton Trust NUTO Fellows

Dr Patrick Baert
Dr Deborah Thom

Visiting Researchers

Ms Ann Buckley (until 31 October 1998)
Dr Paul Nixon (until 31 October 1998)
Dr Akiko Saito

Directors of Studies (not categorised elsewhere)

Dr Raj Chandavarkar
Mr Graham Howes
Dr A J Milbank (until 31 December 1998)
Dr Per-Olaf Wikstöm

College Research Fellow

Dr Alena Ledeneva (until 30 September 1999)
Dr T Shaw

Global Security Fellows Initiative

Dr Jack Shepherd (Director) (until 31 March 1999)
Dr Jim Whitman (Deputy Director) (until 31 March 1999)
Ms Jane Brooks (Administrator) (until 31 March 1999)

Librarian

Ms Stephanie Macek

General Board Administrative Officer

Jean Margrie (acting from 8 July 1998 to 30 October 1998)
Ken Diffey (acting from 10 November 1998 to 14 January 1999)
Beth Howe (from 11 January 1999)

Computer Officer (for the CSHSS)

Mrs Melanie Leggatt

Assistant Staff

Secretarial and Clerical
Mrs Jill Brown (Administrative Secretary, CFR)
Mrs Silvana Dean (Graduate Secretary)
Ms Norma Easy (Secretary)
Miss Helen Gibson (Administrative Secretary) (until 31 July 1999) (Part-time Secretary) (from 1 September 1999)
Mrs Joy Labern (Secretary/Receptionist at 8/9 Jesus Lane)
Mrs Angela Pollentine (Senior Secretary, GSFI) (until 31 March 1999)
Mrs Odette Rogers (Junior Secretarial Assistant/Receptionist)
Mrs Sally Roberts (Data Manager, CFR)


Computing Staff
Mrs Glynis Pilbeam (Chief Computing Assistant)
Mr Stephen Ison (Shared School Computer Technician) (from 31 August 1999)

Support Staff

Mrs Anne Burling (Cleaner)
Mr John Childerley (General Assistant)

Library Staff

Mrs Barbara Parr
Mr Henry Pipe
Ms Wendy Sawford

Faculty and Departmental Committees

Faculty Board
Chair: Dr D Good (Michaelmas Term 1998)
Dr G Hawthorn (Lent Term 1999)
Prof M Richards (Easter Term 1999)
Secretary: Mrs J Margrie (from 8 July 1998 to 30 October 1998)
Mr K Diffey (from 10 November 1998 to 14 January 1999)
Ms B Howe (from 11 January 1999)

Degree Committee

Chair: Prof G Hawthorn (until 31 December 1998)
Prof J Dunn (from 1 January 1999)
Secretary: Mrs J Margrie (from 8 July 1998 to 30 October 1998)
Mr K Diffey (from 10 November 1998 to 14 January 1999)
Ms B Howe (from 11 January 1999)


Teaching Committee

Chair: Dr S Mazey
Secretary: Miss H Gibson (until 31 July 1999)

Strategy Committee

Chair: Prof M Richards
Secretary: Mrs J Margrie (from 8 July 1998 to 30 October 1998)
Mr K Diffey (from 10 November 1998 to 14 January 1999)
Ms B Howe (from 11 January 1999)

Research Committee

Chair: Dr J Scott (until 5 November 1998)
Prof B Turner (from 6 November 1998)
Secretary: Mrs J Margrie (from 8 July 1998 to 30 October 1998)
Mr K Diffey (from 10 November 1998 to 14 January 1999) Ms B Howe (from 11 January 1999)

Graduate Admissions and Progress Committee

Chair: Prof G Hawthorn (until 31 December 1998)
Prof J Dunn (from 1 January 1999)
Secretary: Dr J Whitman (until 31 March 1999)
Prof J Dunn (from 1 April 1999)

Staff-Student Committee

Chair: Prof M Richards
Secretary: Dr S Mazey

Appointments Committee

Chair: Professor A W Cuthbert
Secretary: Mrs J Margrie (from 8 July 1998 to 30 October 1998)
Mr K Diffey (from 10 November 1998 to 14 January 1999)
Ms B Howe (from 11 January 1999)


Report by the Head of Department of Social and Political Sciences

A major activity during the year has been the restructuring of our teaching for Part II of the Tripos. The general aim is to maintain our multi-disciplinary Part I but to introduce a disciplinary or bi-disciplinary Part IIA and a disciplinary and interdisciplinary Part IIB. Our proposed Part IIA provides students with the opportunity to study a single discipline in some depth, or in the case of sociology and psychology, as social psychology is a subject in both, two disciplines. The Part IIB will allow students to study their chosen discipline at a more advanced level together with some work in another discipline or an interdisciplinary paper. We have proposed the IIA and IIB structure because this offers a clear progression from year to year and the opportunity to provide advanced research-led third year teaching to students who will be prepared with a strong disciplinary grounding. The research strengths of the Department will be reflected in the courses to be offered in the Part IIB which includes new papers on the sociology of political economy, advanced social theory, family and gender and biotechnologies and society. We are also diversifying our assessment procedures in our new proposals with a dissertation becoming compulsory for all candidates in the Part IIB except those in the politics stream and possibility of substitution of two 5,000 word essays for one of the usual closed book three-hour examinations. A Report on the new proposal will be put before the University early in the Michaelmas Term and we hope to begin teaching the new Part IIA in 2000/2001 and the Part IIB a year later.

Two members of the University staff have resigned during the year. Dr Gill Jones, who was Assistant Director of Research in Family Research and Deputy Director of the Centre for Family Research, has moved to Keele University to take up a Chair in Sociology. Dr Sonia Mazey, lecturer in European Politics, has taken up a lectureship at Hertford College, Oxford. We wish them both well in their new posts.

We welcome Paul Martin who is currently a Research Fellow at Nuffield College, Oxford who will be taking up our Assistant Lectureship in American Politics in the new year. Last January Beth Howe became our new General Board Administrative Officer, moving from an administrative post in Leicester University. Dr Liz Chapman who had been a PhD student was awarded a Post Doctoral Fellowship by the Wellcome Trust under their biomedical ethics programme.

We will be making a number of new appointments in coming terms. One will be a Professor of Psychology in the Social Sciences. This is a new post which will add a second professorship to our current establishment of a Chair in Sociology. We also hope to be appointing lecturers in European Politics and in the Sociology of Health and Illness.

There has also been a major change in the office as Miss Helen Gibson took early retirement in July. Helen has been our Administrative Secretary for 14 years and her sure and steady hands have kept the office on the straight and narrow path through a period of rapid expansion and change. But very fortunately Helen is not going very far and will be back to work for us as a part-time Senior Secretary.

It has been a busy year for research with the award of a significant number of major grants. Among them were grants for work on ‘Globalizing and the Publishing Industry’ for Dr John Thompson (ESRC), on ‘Understanding Genetics’ for Professor Martin Richards (Wellcome Trust), on ‘Decision Making for Caesarian Section for Dr Jane Weaver (Nuffield Foundation) and on ‘Social Capital, Participation and the Causal Role of Socialisation’ for Dr David Halpern (ESRC). Dr Sonia Mazey was awarded a grant by the ESRC on ‘Gender Mainstreaming and European Public Policy’. With her new appointment this research will now be carried out in Oxford. During the year the University formally constituted the Centre for Family Research. The Centre remains in the Faculty but now has its own Management Committee

This is my last report as Head of Department. It has been a very challenging and extremely busy three years. I wish Bryan Turner well as he takes up the post for the coming academic year.


Student Numbers

(I)Undergraduate:
Part I 111
Prelims 117
Part II 129
Total 357

(II)Graduate:
New PhDs 17
Total PhDs 99
M.Phil 18
Total 117


Ph.D and M.Phil Dissertations Submitted

Ph.D. Theses Submitted from 1 October 1998 to 30 September 1999

1. T. Harding [1993] (Dr F. Wilkinson) The normative value orientations of collaborative entrepreneurs

2. C. Zincone [1994] (Dr J. Haslam), First attempts to reform the Soviet system: The Malenkov era (1953-1955)

3. A. Mesny [1993] (Prof. W. Outhwaite) The appropriation of social science knowledge by ‘lay people’: the development of a lay sociological imagination?

4. E.C. Chapman [1995] (Dr D. Good) Support and interaction for people living with HIV

5. M.A. Jungk [1992] (Prof. J. Crawford) UN-Sanctioned military intervention in Intra-state humanitarian crises

6. S.M.A.K. Fakhri [April 1993] (Dr R. Chandavarkar) Caste, Ethnicity and Nation in the Politics of the Muslims of Tamil Nadu, 1930-1967

7. L. Piper [1992] (Dr J. Lonsdale) The Politics of Zuluness in the Transition to a Democratic South Africa

8. C. Brooke [1995] (Dr J. Barber) The Development of Soviet Music Policy

9. T. Erskine [1995] (Dr I. Clark) Embedded Cosmopolitanism: The Morally Constitutive community, Normative IR Theory and the Case of Non-combatant Immunity

10. E. O’Gorman [1991] (Prof. G. Hawthorn) Revolutionary Lives: A Study of women and Local Resistance in the Zimbabwean Liberation War

11. S. Lee [1991] (Dr D. Hay) Sex Differences in the Predictors of Depressive Symptoms Across Early Adolescence

12. C. Climenhage [1995] (Dr D. Lehmann) International Influence and Transnational Networks: The Role of Policy Teams during Neoliberal Transition in Chile and Bolivia

13. J. Moncrieffe [1996] (Prof. G. Hawthorn) Accountability: Principles, Practice and Implications for a Developing Democracy (with a case study of the Jamaican health sector)

14. C. Helgoe [1996] (Dr D. Lehmann) Sources of inequalities within the Chilean secondary education system

15. S. Butler [Jan 1994] (Dr M. Sonenscher) Montesquieu on the context of French political thought, 1715-55

16. M. McAllister [1996] (Prof M. Richards) Predictive Testing for Hereditary Non-Polyposis Colorectal Cancer (HNPCC): A Theory of Engagement

 

M.Phil. in Social and Developmental Psychology

1. K. Burt (D. Hay) Changing Family Structures and Early Adolescent Behaviour Problems in south London community Sample

2. R. Burwell (D. Hay) Individual and Gender Differences in emotional Expression and its consequences for well-being

3. M. Devenney The Social Representation of Disability

4. M. Gosal (G. Duveen) Social Representations of Freedom and Responsibility among University Students in Ukraine.

5. G. Haarhoff (C. Todd) Social Representations of Blood Donation

6. T. Kucan (G. Jones) Relation between gender roles, gender identity and occupational choice in high school students

7. V. Legkauskas (G. Duveen) Development of social identity

8. O. Rebolledo (G. Duveen) The influence of a culture of violence in children’s representations of social space

 

M.Phil. in Sociology and Politics of Modern Society

1. K. Birdsall (A. Ledeneva) Practices of Survival in a Post-Soviet Steel Town

2. M. Gomille (C. Lane) From state to market - the example of German and British Television

3. S. Kwon (D. Lane) Market Socialism Assessed: the Cases of Hungary and Yugoslavia

4. N. Kypker (R. Blackburn) The conflicts between discourses of gender and class: situating working-class women in contemporary British society

5. G. Maia de Loureiro (D. Jarvis) Independents, or Conservatives under a Mask: a study of the political activity of cross-bench peers 1996-1998

6. R. O’Regan (R. Blackburn) Subjugation or Salvation: Aboriginal Peoples and Large-scale Developments in Canada’s North

7. E. Tenden (S. Mazey) Women MPs: Transforming Politics in Westminster

8. M. Ueda (S. Mazey) The critical assessment of the impact of the Committee of the regions

9. L. Vaiou (R. Blackburn) The Front National Party: The Impact of Racism in French Politics

10. J-P. Villeneuve (C. Lane) Local MNCs or Global TNCs?: The case of German and American corporations


The Social and Political Sciences Faculty Library

1998-9 has seen a continued increase in the annual number of lendings which this year stands at 33,565. This represents an increase on last year's figure of just over 5%, and an increase on 1993/4, ie. over a five-year period, of 15%.

The Library's Computerised Circulation System (CCS) is scheduled to go live at the start of Michaelmas Term. This has been an ongoing project for 2 years. The new system will bring many benefits to the Library's users, including the ability to renew books by e-mail, and find out whether or not a book is already on loan from any computer terminal. The majority of overdue notices will be sent out automatically by e-mail. The system will also produce comprehensive usage statistics which will allow, for instance, the acquisitions policy to be better directed at texts which are in high demand.

Inter-Library Loans are now requested via the British Library's Automated Request Transmission System (ARTTel), and through the BL's web site. This has reduced the average waiting time for requests to be fulfilled from around four weeks, to less than 48 hours. Two-thirds of requests were satisfied in less than one and a half working days. Inter-Library Loans have also been requested directly from Trinity College, Dublin and the University Medical Library.

A number of new electronic resources have been widely promoted by the Library Assistants. These include PsycLIT (the American Psychological Society's PsycINFO databases) and several networked CD-ROMS. PsycLIT was initially available only from a few machines which had the necessary software, but this software is now mounted on the web, and consequently the databases can be searched from any networked computer in the University. Likewise, the CD-ROMS will soon be available on the PWF.

Another innovation this year is that the Library's accessions lists are available on the Faculty's web site. The Library's pages are currently being reviewed, and will include links to all electronic resources used in the University that we believe to be relevant to the Social & Political Sciences.

During the year, the Assistant Staff have attended the following courses and meetings, to improve the quality of service provided by the Library:

Union Catalogue AGM

British Library Inter-lending course

Copyright in the Digital Environment

Official Publications on the web

Electronic Resource Guide for the Social Sciences

Electronic Resources Update

BEP, HCSP, WAS

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Staff Publications and Research Interests

Dr P Baert

Social theory; philosophy of the social sciences.

Baert, P. (1998), "Foucault's History of the Present as Self-referential Knowledge Acquisition', in Philosophy and Social Criticism, 24 (6) Nov.

Baert, P. "Pour une sociologie de la création", in Revue de l'Institut de Sociologie, 95 (3-4) 1998.

Baert, P. (1998), Social Theory in the Twentieth Century, Polity Press & New York University Press.

Baert, P. (1999) "A Critique of Realist Philosophy of Science", in Social and Cultural Studies of the Sciences, (eds D Aerts et al), Kluwer.

Baert, P. (1999), "Self-referential Knowledge Acquisition", in Science and Art (eds D Aerts et al), Kluwer.

 

Dr J Barber

Modern Russian politics. Leninist and Stalinist strategies for socialist revolution. Soviet state and society during World War II.

 

Dr S Benson

Race, ethnicity and gender; feminist theory, Islam, society and political economy in twentieth century Nigeria; colonial history and socio-economic change.

 

Dr A Bieler

Political Sciences; Selwyn and Newnham College, University of Cambridge/UK. International relations theory and European integration and secondly, trade unions and EMU in times of globalisation.

Bieler, A. (1999), "Globalisation, Swedish trade unions and European integration: from Europhobia to conditional support", Cooperation and Conflict, Vol 34, No 1, pp. 21-46.

 

Dr M Bergman

Identity, acculturation, and intergroup relations; cross-cultural psychology; links between attitudes, values, and social representations; adolescence and wellbeing; theory of empirical research methods; data theory.

Bergman, M.M. (1998), "A theoretical note on the differences between attitudes, opinions, and values", Swiss Political Science Review, 4, 2, 81-93.

Bergman, M.M., Cattacin, S., Lucas, B., & Wernli, B. (1998), "Drogenpolitik in der Risikogesellschaft: Die Meinung der schweizerischen Bevölkerung zur Drogenpolitik in den 90er Jahren", in C. Longchamps, S. Cattacin, D. Wisler, & P. Lehmann (eds), Pragmatismuss statt Polarisierung: Die Entwicklung von Einstellungen und Verhaltensweisen zur Drogenpolitik der Schweiz in den 90er Jahren, Bern:BIS.

Wisler, D., Marquis, L., & Bergman, M.M. (1998), Nachanalyse zu individuellen Einstellungen bei der Volksabstimmung über die Initiative "Jugend ohne Drogen", in C. Longchamps, S. Cattacin,

D. Wisler, & P. Lehmann (eds), Pragmatismuss statt Polarisierung: Die Entwicklung von Einstellungen und Verhaltensweisen zur Drogenpolitik der Schweiz in den 90er Jahren, Bern:BIS.

Bergman, M.M. (1999), " Social representations as the mother of all behavioral pre-dispositions? The relations between social representations, attitudes, and values", Social Representations, 7, 2, 77-83.

Bergman, M.M. (1999), "Evaluators evaluating evaluators", LeGes/Gesetzgebung Heute, 2, 99, 1-25.

 

Dr R M Blackburn

Social inequality - including stratification, gender and ethnicity; sociology of work.

Blackburn, R.M. (1998), "A new System of Classes: But What Are They and Do We Need Them?", Work, Employment and Society, Vol 12, No 4, pp. 1-7.

Blackburn, R.M. (1999), "The Vicious Circle of Competitive Unemployment", International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy, Vol 19, No 1, pp. 1-24.

Blackburn, R.M., with Jarman, J. and Brooks, B. (1999), "The Relation Between Gender Inequality and Occupational Segregation in 32 Countries", Cambridge Studies in Social Research 2, Cambridge:SRG Publications.

Blackburn, R.M., with Jarman, J., Brooks, B, and Dermott, E. (1999), "Gender Differences at Work, International Variations in Occupational Segregation", Sociological Research Online, http://www/ socresonline.org.uk/socresonline/.

 

Dr G Born

The sociology of culture and media: television, broadcasting and media policy; music; information technologies; cultural production and cultural institutions; intellectual property; media in the developing world. Cultural theory; ethnographic method; social semiotics. Modernism and postmodernism in art and music.

Born, G. (1999), "Between audit and the market: recent transformations of the BBC’, Treballs de Comunicacio, Barcelona:Catalan Society of Communication.

Born, G. (1999), 'The precarious materiality of software: visual systems and social relations in digital technology', in Revista d'Etnologia de Catalunya, no. 14, April.

 

Dr W Bottero (until 31 December 1998)

Stratification and inequality; gender, household and employment processes.

 

Dr B Burchell

The social psychological effects of unemployment, job insecurity and labour market deprivation;

economic psychology; data analysis; statistics; research methods.

Burchell, B.J. (1999), "The unequal distribution of job insecurity, 1966-1986", International Review of Applied Economics, 13, 439-460.

Nolan, J., Wichert, I. and Burchell, B.J. (1999), "Job insecurity, psychological well-being, work orientation and family life", to appear in Ed Heery (ed), The Insecure Workforce, London:Routledge.

Burchell, B.J. (1999), "Pertaining To The Teaching of an Economic Psychology of Working Lives", in Webley, P. and Walker, C. (eds), Teaching Handbook in Economic and Consumer Psychology.

Burchell, B.J., Day, D., Hudson, M., Ladipo, D., Mankelow, R., Nolan, J., Reed, H., Wichert, I., and

Wilkinson, F. (1999), Job Insecurity and work intensification; flexibility and the changing boundaries of work, Joseph Rowntree Foundation report.

Burchell, B.J., Deakin, S. and Honey, S. (1999), The Employment Status of Individuals in Non-Standard Employment., Report No 6, Department of Trade and Industry EMAR publications.

Felstead, A., Ashton, D., Burchell, B. and Green, F. (1999), "Skill trends in Britain: trajectories over the last decade", in Coffield, F. (ed), Speaking Truth to Power: Research and policy on lifelong learning, Bristol:Polity Press, (pp 55-72).

Ladipo, D., Reed, H., Wilkinson, F., Burchell, B. and Hudson, M. (1999), Working Conditions and the Quality of Care, Final report to the Royal College of Midwives.

Green, F., Ashton, D., Burchell, B., Davies, B. and Felstead, A. (1999), "Are British Workers Getting More Skilled?", in Borghans, L. and Grip. A.D., (eds), The Over-Educated Worker? The Economics of Skill Utilisation, Cheltenham, Edward Elgar.

 

Professor J Dunn

Rethinking modern political theory; the historical formation and intellectual weakness of liberal and socialist conceptions of political value and political possibility; explaining the political trajectories of the varieties of modern states.

Dunn, J. (1998), "Democracy, Globalization and Human Interests", Il Politico, LX111, 3, pp. 353-74.

Dunn, J. (1999), "How Politics limits markets: Power, Legitimacy, Choice", in Samuel Bowles, Maurizio Franzini & Ugo Pagano (eds), The Politics and Economics of Power, London:Routledge pp. 85-100.

Dunn, J. (1999), "Politics and the Well-Being of Future Generations", in Ross Harrison (ed), The Self and Future Generations, Cambridge:White Horse Press, pp. 70-81.

 

Dr G Duveen

Social representations, particularly developmental work around social representations; development studies of gender; social development; cultural psychology.

Duveen, G. (1998), "The psychosocial production of knowledge: Social representations and psychologic", Culture and Psychology, 4, pp. 455-472.

Duveen, G. (1998), "A construção da alteridade" (The construction of otherness), chapter in Aruda, A. (ed), Representando a alteridades: Abordagens psicosociais (Representing Otherness: Psychosocial approaches), Petropolis, Brazil:Vozes. pp. 83-107.

Duveen, G. (with Wagner, W., Farr, R., Jovchelovitch, S., Lorenzi-Cioldi, F., Marková, I. and Rose, D.) (1999), "Theory and method of social representations, Asian Journal of Social Psychology, 2 pp. 59-89.

Duveen, G. (1999), Le Développement des Représentations Sociales (The development of social representations), chapter in Garnier, C., and Rouquette, M-L. (eds), La Genèse des Représentations Sociales, Montréal, QC:Editions Nouvelle, pp. 114-135.

Duveen, G. (with Leman, P.) (1999), "Representations of authority and children’s moral reasoning", European Journal of Social Psychology, 29, pp. 557-575.

 

Dr J Edmunds (from 1 July 1999)

Political attitudes; party politics; ethnicity and nationalism; generational analysis.

Edmunds, J. (1998), "The British Labour Party in the 1980s: The Battle over the Palestinian/Israeli Conflict", Politics, Vol 18, No 2, pp. 111-118.

Edmunds, J. (1999, in press), The Left and Israel: Party Policy Change and Internal Democracy, Macmillan and St. Martin’s Press.

 

Ms M Ely

The application of multiple imputation methods for estimating missing values in longitudinal survey data. In particular application to the estimation of alcohol consumption in the general population. Psychological and social factors associated with excessive alcohol consumption in mid-life. Statistical methods in social research.

Ely, M., West, P., Sweeting, H. and Richards, M.P.M.(1998), "Teenage family life, lifestyles and life chances: Associations with family structure, conflict with parents and joint family activity", International Journal of Law, Policy and the Family, Vol.12, pp.15-48.

Richards, M.P.M. and Ely, M. (1998), "Children's well-being, parental divorce and family life: what seems to make the difference in the longer term?", in Smith, A. (ed), Children's Potential: Minimising Risk and Maximising Resiliency, University of Otago Press.

Longford, E., Ely, M., Hardy, R. and Wadsworth, M.E.J. (submitted 1999), "Handling missing data in diaries of alcohol consumption", Journal of Royal Statistical Society, Series A.

Ely, M., Hardy, R., Longford, N. and Wadsworth, M.E.J. (1999 in press), "Gender differences in the relationship between alcohol consumption and drink problems are largely accounted for by body water", Alcohol and Alcoholism.

Ely, M. (1999), "The importance of estimates and confidence intervals rather than P values", Sociology, Vol 33, pp. 185-190.

Ely, M., Richards, M.P.M., Wadsworth, M.E.J. and Elliott, B.J. (1999), "Secular changes in the association of parental divorce and children's educational attainment - evidence from three British cohorts", Journal of social Policy, Vol 28, pp. 464-495.

Solomou, W., Ely, M., Huppert, F.A. and Brayne, C. (1999), "The parent-child relationship in later life: the longer-term effects of parental divorce and remarriage", in Bainham, A., Day Slater, S. and Richards, M.P.M. (eds), What is a parent? A socio-legal analysis: Oxford:Hart.

 

Dr J Ennew

Children’s rights; child work in developing countries, indicator for monitoring children’s rights; research methods.

Ennew, J. (1998), "Shame and physical pain: Cultural relativity, children, torture and punishment", in Van Bueren, G., (ed.), Childhood abused, Aldershot, Brookfield USA, Singapore, Sidney, Ashgate:Dartmouth.

Ennew, J. (1999), "How can we define citizenship in childhood?", in Rajani, R., & Ledward, A., (eds.) The political participation of children, Harvard Centre for Human Rights, Occasional Papers.

 

Dr G Ewing

Early motherhood, infant feeding and weaning. Provision of primary care services; health visiting, palliative care. Qualitative methodologies; grounded theory.

Ewing, G. and Green, J.M. (1999), "Feeding a Weaning Infant", Lancet, Vol 353; p.327.

 

Dr C Fraser

Social psychology of pay; values and attitudes; fairness and attitudes to work.

 

Dr D Good

The psychology of conversation. The impact of information and communication technologies on social communication and personal relations. Conversational breakdown.

Good, D. (1998), "On why the blind leading the blind is a good idea", in Gorayska, B., Marsh, J. and Mey, J.L., Methods & Practice in Cognitive Technology. Amsterdam:Elsevier.

 

Dr N Hallowell

The psychosocial implications of the new genetic technologies; gender issues and the body.

Hallowell, N. (1999), "Controlling dangerous bodies: the dilemma faced by women at genetic risk of breast or ovarian cancer", in Terre Blanche, M.J., Bhavnani, K.K. & Hook, D. (eds), Body Politics: Power, knowledge and the body in the social sciences, Johannesburg:Histories of the Present Press, pp. 192-205.

Hallowell, N. (1999), "Advising on the management of genetic risk: offering choice or prescribing action?", Health, Risk and Society 1.

Hallowell, N. (1999), "Doing the right thing: genetic risk and responsibility", Sociology of Health & Illness, Vol 21, pp. 597-621.

Hallowell, N. (1999), "Reconstructing the body or reconstructing the woman? Perceptions of prophylactic mastectomy for hereditary breast cancer risk", in Potts, L. (ed), Ideologies of Breast Cancer: feminist perspectives, London:Macmillan Press/St Martin's Press.

 

Dr D Halpern

Social capital, social and environmental factors and mental ill-health; national differences and time-trends in moral and social values and attitudes; strategic policy development and the policy-making process in the UK.

Halpern, D.S. (1999), Social capital, Institute for Public Policy Research:London.

 

Prof G Hawthorn

International politics and political economy; aspects of political theory.

Hawthorn, G. (1998), "A New Japan? A New History? in Statecraft and Security: The Cold War and Beyond, edited by Ken Booth, Cambridge:Cambridge University Press.

Hawthorn, G. and Lund, C., (1998), "Private and Public in ‘Late-Modern’ Democracy", in The Politics of Postmodernity, edited by Irving Velody and James Good, Cambridge:Cambridge University Press.

Hawthorn, G. (1998), The Future of Asia and the Pacific, London:Phoenix.

Hawthorn G. (1999), "Pinochet: The Politics", International Affairs, 75, No 2, pp 51-56.

 

Dr D F Hay

The development of social interaction and emotion; conflict and co-operation; developmental perspectives on psychopathology.

Hay, D.F., Vespo, J.E. and Zahn-Waxler, C. (1998), "Young children's quarrels with their siblings and mothers: Links with maternal depression and bipolar illness", British Journal of Developmental Psychology, 16, 519-538.

Hay, D.F., Castle, J., Davies, L., Demetriou, H. and Stimson, C. (1999), "Prosocial action in very early childhood", Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 40, 905-916.

 

Dr G Ingham

Economics and sociology, especially the sociology of money; historical development of British capitalism; sociology of symbols of status inequality.

Ingham, G. (1999), "Capitalism, Money and Banking: A critique of recent historical sociology", British Journal of Sociology, 50, 1, pp. 76-96.

Ingham, G. (1999), "Money is a Social Relation" in Steve Fleetwood (ed), Critical Realism in Economics, London:Routledge.

 

Dr G Jones (until 30 June 1999)

Life course, youth, families and kin, research methods. Chair of the British Sociological Association 1998-9; Chair of the Advisory Committee, ESRC Research Programme Youth, Citizenship and Social Change; Programme Advisor to Joseph Rowntree Foundation for research programme on young people.

Jones, G. (1999), "The same people in the same places? Socio-spatial identities and migration in youth". Sociology, 33 (1) pp. 1-22.

Jones, G. and Martin, C.D. (1999), "The "Young Consumer" at home: Dependence, resistance and autonomy" in Hearn, J. and Roseneil. S. (eds), Consuming Cultures: Power and Resistance, Basingstoke: Macmillan, pp. 17-41.

Jones, G. (1999), "Leaving Home", Sociology Review, 8 (4) pp. 26-29.

Jones, G. (1999, forthcoming), "Youth, dependence and the problem of support", in Cunningham-Burley, S. and Jamieson, L. (eds), Families and the State: Conflicts and Contradictions, London:Macmillan.

 

Dr L Jones

Children’s understanding of war (in particular the relationship between political understanding and mental health); the political implications of humanitarian aid; refugee issues; post-war mental health services.

Jones, L. (1998), "The question of political neutrality when doing psychosocial work with survivors of organised violence", International Review of Psychiatry, Volume 10, No. 3, pp. 239-247.

Jones, L. (1999), "Medical adolescent groups for encamped Bosnian refugees: Some problems and solutions", Clinical Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, Vol. 3, No. 4. pp. 541-551.

 

Dr C Lane

Comparative economic sociology, particularly 'Globalization and national capitalisms', 'The knowledge society and knowledge workers' and 'Supplier relations'.

Lane, C. (1998), "European companies between globalization and localization: a comparison of internationalization strategies of British and German MNCs", Economy and Society, 27, 4: pp. 462-85.

 

Dr D Lane

The sociology of politics; social class, social mobility, inequality and social stratification; the sociology of socialism; revolution and socialism; Russian and East European politics and society; political leadership and elites; transition in post-communist society.

Lane, D. (1998), The Transition from Communism to Capitalism: Ruling Elites from Gorbachev to Yeltsin (with Cameron Ross), New York St Martin's and London:Macmillan, p. 258.

Lane, D., (1998), "Social Theory, The collapse of State Socialism and After: Convergence or Divergence?" in Michael Cox (ed.), Rethinking the Soviet Collapse, London:Pinter, pp. 150-163.

Lane, D. (1998), "Elite Cohesion and Division: Transition in Gorbachev's Russia" in John Higley, W. Wesolowski and Jan Pakulski, Post Communist Elites in Eastern Europe, Macmillan, pp. 67-96.

Lane, D. (with Cameron Ross), "Elite Cohesion and Division: Transition in Gorbachev's Russia", in Higley, Wesolowski and Pakulski, op.cit.

Lane, D., (1998), "Ruling Elite in Transition: Nomenklatura or Political Class?", in Lengyel, G. and Vedres, B., Changing Elites and Changing Rules of the Game, Budapest:Budapest University of Economic Sciences, pp. 15-38. Another version published as: "The Russian Ruling Elites: Nomenklatura or Political Class?", in Polish Academy of Sciences, Sisyphus: Social Studies, special issue on Postsocialist Institution Building, Vol XI 1998. pp. 31-60.

Lane, D. (1999), "Transformation of State Socialism: From Communism to Chaotic Capitalism?", Sociology, Vol. 33, May, No.2.

 

Dr A Ledeneva (until 30 September 1999)

Social theory; economic anthropology; theories of exchange; barter economy in post-socialist societies.

 

Dr A D Lehmann

Development studies; Religion in Latin America; Pentecostalism and ultra-Orthodox Judaism as worldwide phenomena.

Lehmann, D. (1998), (with Anthony Bebbington), "NGOs, the state and the development process: the dilemmas of institutionalization", in Menno Vellinga (ed), The changing role of the state in Latin America, Boulder:Westview Press. (Also published in Spanish by Siglo XXI, Mexico).

Lehmann, D. (1998), "Fundamentalism and globalism", Third World Quarterly, 19, 1, pp. 607-634.

Lehmann, D. (1999), (with Patricia Birman), "Religion and the media in a battle for ideological hegemony: the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God and TV Globo in Brazil", Bulletin of Latin American Research.

Lehmann, D. (1999, forthcoming), "Female-headed households in Latin America and the Caribbean", in Mélanges offerts à Katia de Queiros Mattoso, ed. François Crouzet, Paris.

 

Dr P Leman (until 31 January 1999)

Developmental social psychology; social interaction and cognitive development; the development of identities; moral development; social representations; social influence.

Leman, P.J. & Mann, C. (1998), "Investigating differences in undergraduate performance at the University of

Cambridge", Journal of Institutional Research in Australasia, 7, 1-8.

Leman, P.J. (1998), "Social relations, social influence and the development of knowledge", Papers on Social Representations, 7, 41-56.

Leman, P. J. (1999), "The role of subject area, gender, ethnicity and school background in the degree results of Cambridge University undergraduates", The Curriculum Journal, 8, 271-298.

Leman, P.J. & Duveen, G. (1999), "Representations of authority and children's moral reasoning", European Journal of Social Psychology, 29, 557-575.

 

Ms B Lindley

Child protection and family rights; child care issues and legal framework; adoption.

Lindley, B. (1999), "State intervention and parental autonomy in children's cases: have we got the balance right?", in Bainham, A., Richards, M.P.M. and Day Sclater, S. (eds), What is a Parent? A Socio-Legal Analysis, Oxford:Hart.

 

Dr C Mann

Differential achievement in higher education; theory and practice of qualitative research; incorporating the Internet in research methods.

Mann, C. and Stewart, F. (1999, in press), "Internet Communication and Qualitative Research", Qualitative Market Research: an international journal.

Mann, C. (1999), "Researching outside the mainstream" in Psychology of Women Section Review, Vol.1, No.1, Spring).

 

Dr S Mazey (30 September 1999)

West European politics and public policy; European integration; French politics and public administration; gender and European public policy; Sweden and the EU.

Mazey, S. and Richardson, J. (1999), "Interests', in Cram, L., Dinan, D. and Nugent, N. (eds), Developments in the European Union, London:Macmillan, pp. 105-129.

 

Juliet Mitchell

Gender differences from a psychoanalytic and social history perspective with particular reference to hysteria; changes in the contemporary western family with particular reference to issues concerning women and children.

Mitchell, J. with Jack Goody (1999), "Family or Familiarity?" in What is a Parent? (ed.) Bainham, A., Day Slater, S. and Richards, M., Oxford:Richard Hart Publishing.

Mitchell, J. (1999), "Hysteria and the Body" in Symptoms, Body, Femininity: From Hysteria to Bulimia, Molfino, F., Zanardi, C. (ed), Bologna:Clueb Press.

Mitchell, J. (1999), "Psychoanalysis and Feminism Revisited" in Feminism and Psychoanalysis at the Millennium, Kavna, M. (ed), Routledge.

Mitchell, J. (1999), "Reconsidérer Dora in les Femme dans l'histoire de psychoanalyse", Editions l'Esprit du Temps.

Mitchell, J. (1999), "Feminism and Psychoanalysis at the Millennium", Women: A cultural review, Vol 10, No 2, Routledge.

Mitchell. J. (1999), L'Identità di genere: le Componenti Maschili e Femminili Della Personalita, Florence.

Mitchell, J (1998) "Introduction I to Feminine Sexuality: Jacques Lacan and the ecole freudienne", (The Girls' War against Ideology: Classics of Anglo-American Feminist Thought), by Libora Oates-Indruchova (ed), pp. 277-304, Prague:Sion.

Mitchell, J. (1998), Interview on "Women and Psychoanalysis", Published in feminist Notebook in USA.

Mitchell, J. (1998), "Questioning the Oedipus Complex", Replika, Hungarian Social Science Quarterly, Special Issue "Central European Hysteria.", pp 113-124.

Mitchell, J. (1998), Translations: "Introduction to the writings of Jacques Lacan. Femininity", Gender Studies Journal, Crimea, Ukraine.

Dr I Molinaro

Canadian and Quebec politics; politics of the USA; the politics of liberal democracies.

Molinaro, I. (1999),"The Charter and Quebec: Exploring the Limits of Constitutional Authority" in Gavin A. Anderson, ed, Rights and Democracy: Essays in UK-Canadian Constitutionalism, London:Blackstone Press.

 

Ms R Pickford

A lawyer with a particular interest in social policy and the family. Recently completed a research project, funded by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, which looked at fatherhood in relation to marriage and the law.

Pickford, R., (1999), Fathers, Marriage and the Law.

Pickford, R., (1999), "Unmarried Fathers and the Law" in What is a parent (ed), Bainham, A., Day-Sclater, S. & Richards, M., Oxford:Richard Hart Publishing

 

Dr K Prandy

Social inequality and social stratification; the family and the reproduction of advantage, especially in nineteenth-century Britain; occupations and careers.

Prandy, K., (1998) "Deconstructing classes: critical comments on the revised social classification", Work, Employment & Society 12 pp. 743-753.

Prandy, K. (1999), "Class, stratification and inequalities in health: a comparison of the Registrar-General’s Social Classes and the Cambridge Scale", Sociology of Health and Illness 21 pp. 466-484.

 

Professor M P M Richards

Family life, including divorce and children and socio-legal issues. Psycho-social aspects of the new human genetics.

Richards, M.P.M., (1999), What is a Parent? Socio Legal Aspects of Parenthood, (edited with A. Bainham and S. Day-Sclater), Oxford:Richard Hart.

Richards, M.P.M. (1998), "The development of sexuality", chapter in Ulijazek, S.J., Johnston, F.E. and Preece, M.A., The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Human Growth and Development, Cambridge:Cambridge University Press.

Solomou, W., Richards, M.P.M., Huppert, F.A., Bayne, C. and Morgan, K. (1998), "Divorce, current marital status and well-being in an elderly population", Int. J. Law, Policy and the Family, 12, 321-342.

Ely, M., Richards, M.P.M., Wadsworth, M.E.J. and Elliott, B.J. (1999), "Secular changes in the association of parental divorce and children's educational attainment - evidence from three British Birth Cohorts", J. Social Policy, 28, 464-495.

Richards, M.P.M. (1998), "Genetic testing of children: adult attitudes and children's understanding", in A. Clarke (ed), The Genetic Testing of Children, Oxford:Bios Scientific, pp.157-168.

Richards, M.P.M. (1998), Nuffield Council on Bioethics.Mental Disorders and Genetics: the ethical context, (member of Working Party), London,:Nuffield.

James, A.L. and Richards, M.P.M. (1999), "Further reflections on family policy: adult thinking and sociological tinkering?", J. Social Welfare and Family Law, 21, 23-39.

Richards, M.P.M. (1999), "The Family Law Act 1996 of England and Wales - pilot research on information meetings", Butterworths Family Law Journal, 43-46.

Maclean, M. and Richards, M.P.M. (1999), "Parents and Divorce: Changing Patterns of Public Intervention", in Bainham, A., Richards, M.P.M. and Day-Sclater, S. (eds), What is a Parent? A Socio-Legal Analysis. Oxford:Hart Publishing.

Richards, M.P.M. (1999), "Genetic counselling for those with a family history of breast or ovarian cancer: current practice and ethical issues", Acta Oncologica, 38, 559-565.

Richards, M.P.M. and Hawthorne, J. (1999) Psychological Aspects of Neonatal Care, in N.R.C. Roberton and J. Rennie (eds), Texbook of Neonatology, Edinburgh:Churchill Livingstone. Third edition.

 

Dr J Ridden (from 1 July 1999)

Citizenship, civil society, and voluntary associations; nineteenth-century liberalism; nationalism, colonialism and elites; political ideology and social change in nineteenth- and twentieth-century Britain and Ireland.

 

Dr D Runciman

Late-nineteenth and twentieth century political thought; theories of the state; various aspects of contemporary political philosophy.

 

Dr J Scott

Family and life-course in Europe and North America; social attitudes; generations and ageing; young people at risk; quantitative and qualitative social research methods; survey design.

 

Scott, J. (1999), "Family Change: Revolution or Backlash in Attitudes", in McRae. S. (ed), Population and Household Change, pp. 68-99, Oxford:Oxford University Press.

Scott, J. (1999), "Children as Respondents: The Challenge for Quantitative Methods", in James, A. and Christensen, P. (eds), Conducting Research with Children, pp. 98-119, Falmer Press.

Scott, J. (1998), "Changing Attitudes to Sexual Morality: A Cross National Comparison", Sociology, Vol 32, 4, pp. 815-45.

Scott, J. (1998), "Generational Changes in Attitudes to Abortion: A Cross-National Comparison". European Sociological Review, Vol 14,2, pp. 1-14.

Scott, J. and Braun, M. and Alwin, D. (1998), "Partner, Parent and Worker: Family and Gender-Roles", in Curtice et al (eds), British Social Attitudes, European Report, Aldershot:Ashgate.

Scott, J. and Alwin, D., (1998), "Retrospective vs Prospective Reports in Family and Household Biographies", in J. Giele and Glen Elder (Jnr.) (eds), Crafting Life Studies: Intersection of Personal and Social History, pp. 98-127, London:Sage.

Braun, M. and Scott, J. (1998), "Multi-Dimensional Scaling and Equivalence" , in Harkness, J. (ed), Cross- Cultural Survey Equivalence, Zuma-Nachrichten Spezial.

 

Dr T Shakespeare

Disability studies; sociology of health and illness, gender and sexuality; childhood.

 

Shakespeare, T. (1998) (ed), The Disability Reader, London:Cassell.

Shakespeare, T. (1998), "Social constructionism as a political strategy", in Velody, I. & Williams, R. (eds), The Politics of Constructionism, London:Sage.

Shakespeare, T. (1998), "Choices and rights: eugenics, genetics and disability equality", Disability and Society, 13, 5, pp. 665-682.

Shakespeare, T. (with Watson, N.) (1998), "Perspectives théoriques sur l’enfance handicapée, Handicaps et Inadaptions" (les cahiers du CTNERHI), number 78, pp. 71-83.

Shakespeare, T. (1999), "When is a man not a man? When he’s disabled", in Wild, J. (ed) , Working with Men for Change, London:UCL Press.

Shakespeare, T. (1999), "Coming out and coming home", Journal of Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Identity,

Vol 4, number 1, pp. 39-52

Shakespeare, T. (1999), "The sexual politics of disabled masculinity", Journal of Sexuality and Disability,

Vol 17, number 1, pp. 53-64.

Shakespeare, T. (1999), "What is a disabled person?", in Jones, M. & Marks, L. (eds), Disability, Divers-Ability and Legal Change, The Hague:Martinus Nijhoff International Studies in Human Rights.

Shakespeare, T. (1999), (with Barnes, C. & Mercer, G.) Exploring Disability: a sociological introduction, Cambridge:Polity.

 

Dr J Shepherd (until 31 March 1999)

Scarce resources - food and water - as "triggers" to conflict and as possible "instruments" for conflict resolution; food and food aid as instruments to foreign policy and negotiation; environmental issues in conflicts and negotiations; the role of "cooperation" in global security issues. Early-warning systems as a means of identifying potential conflicts, especially famine early-warning systems. Trans-boundary cooperation models, especially as they apply to the sharing of scarce resources.

 

Ms C Snowdon

Looking at views of clinical trial participants involving qualitative analysis of interviews of parents of critically ill newborn babies enrolled in a clinical trial (The ECMO Trial). This research is being developed further, looking at the same issues with another neonatal trial (The INNOVO Trial) and various paediatric haematology/oncology trials and involves the views of both medical staff and parents.

 

Snowdon, C., Garcia, J. and Elbourne, D. (1998), "Reactions of participants to the results of a randomized controlled trial: an exploratory study, British Medical Journal.

 

Ms W Solomou

Psychological and social implications of prenatal diagnosis of fetal abnormality; divorce and the elderly.

 

Solomou, W., Richards, M.P.M., Huppert, F.A., Brayne, C. and Morgan, K. (1998), "Divorce, current marital status, and well-being in an elderly population", Int. J. Law, Policy and the Family, 12, 323-44.

Statham, H. and Solomou W., (1998), "Antenatal screening for Down’s syndrome", The Lancet, 352, 1862.

Solomou W., Ely, M., Brayne, C. and Huppert, F.A. (1999), "The parent-child relationship in later life: the longer term effects of parental divorce and remarriage", in What is a parent? A socio-legal analysis, (eds), Bainham, A., Day Sclater, S. and Richards, M.P.M., Oxford:Hart Publishers.

 

Ms H Statham

Psychological and social implications of prenatal diagnosis of fetal abnormality.

 

Statham, H. and Solomou, W. (1998), "Antenatal screening for Down's syndrome", The Lancet, Vol. 352: p.1862.

Hallowell, N., Statham, H. and Murton, F. (1998), "Women's understanding of their risk of developing breast/ovarian cancer before and after genetic counseling", Journal of Genetic Counseling, Vol. 7 pp. 345-364.

Ponder, M., Murton, F., Hallowell, N., Statham, H., Green, J. and Richards, M. (1998), "Meeting the information needs of patients and families: a study of young adults with Neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1)", Journal of Genetic Counseling, Vol. 7, pp. 331-344.

 

Dr D Thom

History of feminism and women’s work; history of child psychology and social welfare; current project is on corporal punishment in Britain, the Empire and Europe.

 

Dr H Thompson

British politics; Britain and the European Union; international political economy.

 

Thompson, H. (1999), "Political choice, the modern state and an open international economy", Government and Opposition.

 

Dr J Thompson

Principal research interests are (1) contemporary social theory, with particular reference to the nature of social action and symbolic forms, the developmental characteristics of modern societies, and the changing nature of the public sphere; and (2) selected aspects of the media and modern culture, with particular reference to the social organization of the media industries, the transnational activities of media firms, and the social impact of new communication technologies. Currently completing a book on the rise of political scandal and its significance today. Also working on a comparative research project, supported by the ESRC, on the changing structure of the book publishing industry.

 

Thompson, J. B. (1999), "The Media and Politics", in Nash, K. and Scott, A. (editors), The Blackwell Companion to Political Sociology, Oxford:Blackwell Publishers.

 

Prof B Turner

Sociology of ageing and generations, the body and society, medical sociology. Citizenship, philanthropy and voluntary associations. Social Theory.

 

Rojek, C. and Turner, B. S. (eds) (1998), The Politics of J-F. Lyotard, London:Routledge.

Turner, B. S. (1998) "Introduction", C. Antoni, From History to Sociology, Volume 1 of Max Weber Classic Monographs, Bryan S. Turner (ed), London:Routledge/Thoemmes Press, pp.xiii-xix.

Turner, B. S. (1998), "Introduction", R. Bendix, Max Weber: An Intellectual Portrait, Volume 2 of Max Weber Classic Monographs, Bryan S. Turner (ed), London:Routledge/Thoemmes Press, pp.v-xii.

Turner, B. S. (1998), "Introduction", J. Freund, The Sociology of Max Weber, Volume 3 of Max Weber Classic Monographs, Bryan S. Turner (ed), London:Routledge/Thoemmes Press, pp.v-x.

Turner, B. S. (1998), "Introduction", J.P. Mayer, Max Weber and German Politics, Volume 4 of Max Weber Classic Monographs, Bryan S. Turner (ed), London:Routledge/Thoemmes Press, pp.v-ix.

Turner, B. S. (1998), "Introduction", A. Sahay, Max Weber and Modern Sociology, Volume 5 of Max Weber Classic Monographs, Bryan S. Turner (ed), London:Routledge/Thoemmes Press, ppv-xi.

Turner, B. S. (1998), "Introduction", to J. Weiss, Weber and the Marxist World, Volume 6 of Max Weber Classic Monographs, B. S. Turner (ed) London:Routledge/Thoemmes Press, pp.v-x.

Turner, B. S. (1998), "Introduction", to B.S. Turner, Weber and Islam, Volume 7 of Max Weber Classic Monographs, Bryan S. Turner (ed.) London:Routledge/Thoemmes Press, pp.v-xii.

Turner, B. S. (1999), "The Sociology of Islamic Social Structures. A Review Essay", Sociology, Vol 33(1), pp. 1-4.

Turner, B. S. (1999), "McCitizen:Risk, Coolness and Irony in Contemporary Politics", in B. Smart, (ed), Resisting McDonaldization, London:Sage, pp. 83-100.

Turner, B. S. (1999), Max Weber.Critical Responses, London:Routledge, 3 volumes.

Turner, B. S. (1999), "An introduction to Max Weber’s sociology", in Max Weber. Critical Responses, London:Routledge, Vol 1, pp. 1-20.

 

Dr M (Peggy) Watson

Health in transition; gender politics after communism; gender/feminism; postcommunism.

 

Watson, P. (1999), "Health in Economies in Transition II: Marital Status and Mortality in Poland", University of Cambridge Sociological Research Group Working Papers Series.

 

Dr J Whitman (until 31 March 1999)

United Nations matters; international institutions; war and peace; political aspects of infectious diseases.

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