This descriptive analysis of institutions includes frequency and rates of participation, regional and Canadian representation, and the involvement of nonacademic departments. (PS)

Paper presented at the Ohio Valley Sociological Society Meetings in London, Ontario, Canada, May 1972. (NQ)

For 25 years the writer has contributed each year to the American Annual, a summary of sociological developments in the U.S. This article is based on these annual sociological summaries. (FF)

States issues regarding interdisciplinary work, and discipline limitations, and notes three limiting perspectives that are part of the transactions between sociologists and psychoanalysis. Describes the ways sociologists have approached, been exposed to, and been influenced by psychoanalysis as a body of knowledge and an organized body of…

A nation-wide questionnaire survey reveals that sociological demonstrators tend to be: younger, in the middle pay ranges, residents of the Northeast and West, Democrats, supporters of liberal presidential candidates, alienated, possibly higher achievers if 45 or older, and the children of parents with certain identifiable characteristics.…

Interviews and questionnaire data from returnees to Turkey who studied in American Universities from 1957-68 indicated a range of developmental problems, with the focus on Turkey's social problems. (FF)

Addressing the general problem of inferring the causal structure underlying the relationship among deviant behavior, attitudes, and associations, this paper examines four causal structures and seven patterns of deviance (cheating). (Author/JC)

An explanation and elaboration of existing theory on interaction, this article describes a point of convergence between Parsons' Voluntaristic Theory of Action and Blumer's conceptualization of Symbolic Interactionism and develops specific problems of divergence in these normative and interpretive models of interaction. (JC)

While numerous sociologists have long recognized the importance and utility of employing secondary sources in sociological research, the last will and testament appears to be the single most neglected document in sociological research. (Author/JC)

An attempt is made to point out that a major fountainhead and source of delinquency in North America is the public schools. Academic performance is a vastly superior predictor of delinquency than is class origin. (FF)

The 1967 and 1973 productivity of female sociologists (measured in terms of number of journal publications) was analyzed and compared to determine if there were any correlation between the improved status of female professionals and their productivity. (JC)

Assessments of the seriousness with which selected offenses are viewed are used to examine aspects of labeling and overcriminalization. (Author)