John McLeish - The Theory of Social Change
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In 22 Volumes
I | Causation and Functionalism in Sociology | Isajiw |
II | The Conditions of Social Performance | Belshaw |
III | Explanation in Social Science | Brown |
IV | From Max Weber: Essays in Sociology | Gerth et al |
V | The Fundamental Forms of Social Thought | Stark |
VI | An Introduction to Teaching Casework Skills | Heywood |
VII | Key Problems of Sociological Theory | Rex |
VIII | The Logic of Social Enquiry | Gibson |
IX | Marx: His Time and Ours | Schlesinger |
X | Montesquieu | Stark |
XI | The Nature and Types of Sociological Theory | Martindale |
XII | Oppression | Grygier |
XIII | The Philosophy of Wilhelm Dilthey | Hodges |
XIV | Sentiments and Activities | Homans |
XV | A Short History of Sociology | Maus |
XVI | Sociology: A Systematic Introduction | Johnson |
XVII | The Sociology of Knowledge | Stark |
XVIII | The Sociology of Progress | Sklair |
XIX | The Theory of Social Change | McLeish |
XX | Understanding Human Society | Goldschmidt |
XXI | Value in Social Theory | Streeten |
XXII | Wilhelm Dilthey: An Intoduction | Hodges |
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