… Westhues acknowledges that the dismissal of a tenured … Westhues proposes that the "elimination"
of a professor is … Stage three outlines what Westhues terms "the incident," an act or …

… and Coakley, 1969; Campbell and Pettigrew, 1959); and (6) The organized opposition of
the Catholic Church in Paraguay to the Stroessner government since the late 1960s (Westhues, …

DURING THE last decade, social researchers have turned their probing eyes to the psychedelic
blur of youthful nonconformity. Some, like Keniston (1965), have seen psychological …

RW Friedrich's application to sociology of TS Kuhn's studies in the history of science is criticized
on the grounds that it promotes unnecessary politicization and retards empirically sound …

A classic example raged in Europe four centuries ago. On one side were scholars like
Christoph Scheiner and churchmen like Roberto Bellarmino, who defended the earth-centred …

Three categories of approaches to the sociology of social problems are distinguished. Social
disorganization approaches define problems as phenomena which fail to fit the structure of …

The revolutionary potential of sectarian religion and a common anti-organizational bias result
in the common assumption that by definition an established church does not serve as a …

For the first time in a dozen years, this new" conversations" section of TS has rekindled my
interest in writing for an academic journal. By and large, our journals are too much like our …

… Gayane Gyurjyan is an associate partner in McKinsey’s London office, where Shail Thaker
is a senior partner and Kirsten Westhues is a senior expert; Carla Zwaanstra is a specialist in …

… in Quebec, a deed which laid the foundation of a continuing public institutional status for
the church even to the present day (for further discussion, see the bibliography in Westhues, …