Prof. Eliezer Ben-Rafael, International Institute of Sociology, Israeli Association for the Study of Language.

MPhil student, University College Cork

Visiting professor of sociology at Kenyon College in Ohio. Page includes biography, publication, and classes taught.

Sociologist (Rutgers Univ.), organizations and technology. Excerpts of papers and books, links to other resources.

Prof. NYU and President, SSRC

Supplies information about David Lerdell's research interests including how the Internet is organized, as well as publications, lecturing, media coverage, some downloads and contact information.

University of Sofia "St. Kliment Ohridski": political anthropology, sociology, Balkans, postcommunism, Bulgaria, gift exchange, european enlargement

Sociology Instructor, California State University San Marcos.

Director of the Centre for Experimental Sociology at the University of Alberta with long standing research in experimental social psychology, social learning, behavioural psychology, behaviour analysis, behaviourism.

Bibliography and other information on Durkheim.

SocioSite listing of famous sociologists.

Essays, papers, courses by British sociologist (College of St Mark and St John)

Professor emeritus at Florida State University, adjunct professor at Penn State.

Indiana University. This site offers an ebook on causal analysis, papers on methodology and on social psychology, and links to sites dealing with affect control theory and event structure analysis.

Research in Philanthropy and Social Development

Researcher at the University of Windsor with interests in globalization, international development, gender and work relations.

Researcher at the Research Center on Reflexive Modernization (University of Munich). Vita, activities, publications (mostly available as PDF-download).

Student at Växjö (Sweden).

Professor, Kyungnam University, sociology of agriculture.

Director, Research Center for Economic Sociology, Collegium Civitas, a private social science university under the auspices of the Polish Academy of Sciences.

University Marburg. Sociology of time, sociology of lifestyles, social structure, social research methods.

Sociology professor at Westminster College.

Information resources on person, work and interpretation of Max Weber. Editor: Dr. Albert Benschop (University of Amsterdam).

Associate Professor, University of Saskatchewan. Environmental sociology, sociology of cyberspace, risk perception and communication, sociology of biotechnology, blood safety, nuclear safety.

Site contains abstracts of my published papers, a new essay and a short-story. The Portuguese version contains the complete papers.

Humobldt University Institute of Social Sciences

PhD Student, Sociology, University of Western Ontario

Northeastern University: contact information, teaching experience, books and other publications, and current research on Cesare Lombroso.

Dr Jan Rath, Institute for Migration and Ethnic Studies, University of Amsterdam

Sociologist of the U.S. South (UNC Chapel Hill), with biographical sketch and list of books.

Author of The McDonaldization of Society, editor of the Journal of Consumer Culture, and professor of sociology at the University of Maryland.

Ph.D. student and Senior Researcher at the University of Toronto. This site contains essays on subjects related to industrial and workplace sociology. I often write about the experience and working-class consciousness of General Motors autoworkers in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada.

Sociology, Texas Tech Univ. Editor, Electronic Journal of Sociology.

Fulltext archive of the German sociologist

Listing of famous social theorists with some biographical information.

Prof., Muskingum College

Research papers on economic sociology, social networks, and temporal sequences. Data is from the Hungarian economy in transition. The top 1000 companies' interlocking directorates' network and ownership network is analyzed.

The Max Weber web site. Introductory text on the studies and theories of the German sociologist. Key figure in initial understanding of bureaucratic institutions and motivation.