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Index
AAHE. See American Association of
Higher Education
Abbé Grégoire, 415
Abbé Pierre, 415–416
Abbott, Andrew, 1, 14–15, 51, 61,
205–206, 456
Abbott, James R., 14, 41
academic capital, 462, 466–467
accessibility in writing, 163–165
accountability in writing, 152–154
Acker, Joan, 81, 460
Adam, Barbara, 12, 19, 90, 431, 437,
439
Addams, Jane, 33, 73–74, 83–84
Adler, Patricia A., 352
Adler, Peter, 352
ADS. See Atrocities Documentation
Survey
African Americans and human rights,
369
African Union peacekeeping force, 334
Agger, Ben, 58, 460
AGIL, 65
Albrow, Martin, 412
All Russian Peasant Soviet, 32
altruism, 18, 96, 371, 378; agents,
levels of, 413; Altruistic Personality
Scale, 388; apology, forgiveness,
reconciliation, and, 376, 386–387;
awareness of other and, 424;
definition, 375; global altruists
as models, 424; global, defined,
413; global, macro level, 421–423;
global, meso level, 417–420; global,
micro level, 414–417; globalization
and, 12; heroic and conventional,
375; model B and, 413; neglect of
study of, 412; Nobel Peace Prize
and, 426; public knowledge of, 385.
See also apology, forgiveness, global,
human rights, reconciliation
altruistic love, 113–114; Agape Scale,
388; life-giving force, as, 378
Ameregis, 346
American Association of Geographers,
197
American Association of Higher
Education (AAHE), 351
American economy, 162
American Friends Service Committee,
418–419
American Indian nations: cultural
match, 267; economic development
in, 265–267; governance, 267;
sovereignty, 266–267
American Journal of Sociology, 219
476 Index
American Political Science Association,
197
American Refugee Committee, 418
American Sociological Association
(ASA), 1, 3, 7, 27, 38, 41, 43, 93,
129, 137, 147, 195–199, 201, 207,
217–219, 412, 458, 465
amitology, 37, 411
Amnesty International, 237, 365,
419–420
Anderson, Elijah, 303
apology: altruism, forgiveness,
reconciliation, and, 376; historical
examples of intergroup, 383–384;
improvement of world and, 386;
intergroup, 380; interpersonal,
380–381; teachings of world
religions and, 381. See also altruism,
forgiveness, reconciliation
Aquinas, Thomas, 96, 111
Aristotle, 111
Aronowitz, Stanley, 459
ASA. See American Sociological
Association
ASA Task Force on Institutionalizing
Public Sociology, 226, 241
Atleson, James B., 368
Atrocities Documentation Survey
(ADS), 323–326, 330
Auerhahn, Kathleen, 238
Baby Boom generation, 161
Baigou, 245–247, 251, 253, 255
Baigou Migrant Worker Night School,
250–254
Baigou Project, 8, 245, 250, 254, 257–
258, 260–261
Baigou Township, 246, 251
Barlow, Andrew L., 353
Barnes, Teresa, 383
BASA. See British Advertising Standards
Authority
Basel Committee of the Bank for
International Settlements (BIS), 399
battered women, recurrent themes of,
228–230
Baumann, Eleen, 217
Baumeister, Roy F., 95–96
Beach, Steven, 381
Beck, Ulrich, 50, 179–181, 273, 332
Becker, Howard, 303
Begay, Manley A., 275
Bell, Wendell, 4, 15, 19, 94, 96, 101,
433, 436
Bellah, Robert, 161, 163
Benjamin, Walter, 89
Berlin, Isaiah, 132
Best, Joel, 330
Bhagwati, Jagdish, 367
Bible, 97
Bill of Rights, 93
BIS. See Basel Committee of the Bank
for International Settlements
Blau, Judith, 188, 233, 351
Blauner, Bob, 159
Bloom, Barbara E., 226
Bloomfield, David, 383
Blumer, Herbert, 42
Bogardus, Emory, 200
Bohman, James, 63
Bolshevik(s), 32–33
Bonacich, Edna, 188, 216, 345
Boon, Susan D., 2
Bortolotti, Dan, 420
Boston College, 153
Boulding, Kenneth E., 96
Bourdieu, Pierre, 329, 451–453, 462;
publics, 452; public sociology, 452;
scientific field, 451–452
Boyer, Ernest, 350
Boyns, David, 49, 83, 152, 209, 457
Bradbury, Hilary, 49
Brady, David, 151, 154, 188, 302, 350
Braithwaite, John, 154
Brewer, Rose, 81–82, 460
Brimley, Stephen, 273
Brint, Steven, 166, 209–210, 301–304,
456, 466
British Advertising Standards Authority
(BASA), 332
Brock, Stan, 420
Brown, Phillip, 328
Index 477
Browne, Angela, 237
Brownlie, Ian, 358, 361, 356, 361,
365–366, 369
Brumbaugh, Robert S., 436
Bryant, Christopher G. A., 50
Burawoy, Michael, 1, 3, 12–17, 20–21,
27–30, 37–43, 47–65, 71–73,
75–76, 79–84, 89–90, 102, 107,
111, 115, 117, 123–24, 135, 144,
148, 152–55, 157, 166–167, 172,
174, 183, 187–190, 193–194, 201,
205–210, 212–213, 216, 225–227,
232–234, 236–237, 239–241, 245,
254–255, 259, 260–261, 264, 272,
274, 281–282, 300–303, 319–320,
326–333, 341–44, 346, 351, 357,
361–363, 365–370, 376–378, 384,
391, 411, 429–430, 432, 434, 440,
442; compared to Sorokin, 27,
38–48; holistic paradigm, 28–30;
human rights, 359; response to
Sorokin, 42–43; teaching, 189;
truth, 326
Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights,
and Labor, 322
Bureau of Indian Affairs, 265
Bureau of Intelligence and Research,
322
Bury, John, 431
Bush, George W., 174–175, 177–178,
323, 330, 400
Bushweller, Kevin, 194
Calhoun, Craig, 50, 327, 329, 456
California Board of Parole Hearings,
237
California Evidence Code, and battered
women, 243
California Institution for Women
(CIW), 227, 234
Campbell, Donald T., 96
Canadian First Nations, 266
Carnegie Foundation for the
Advancement of Teaching, 213, 350
Carter Center, 416
Carter, Jimmy, 416–417
case studies of battered women, 227–
232
Center for Constitutional Rights, 400
Centre for Research on the
Epidemiology of Disasters (CRED),
326, 328
CERD. See International Convention
on the Elimination of All Forms of
Racial Discrimination
Chakrabarty, Dipesh, 248
Charnov, Bruce H., 100
Charter of Rights and Freedoms, 364
Chartists, 178
Chen, Pauline, 314
Chicago Metropolitan Planning
Council, 303
China-Netherlands Law Support
Project, 249
Chinese Law Development Support
Corporation, 249
Chrisjohn, R. D., 378
civil society, 64, 81, 83–84, 302, 362,
402–403, 467–470; characteristics
of, 468–469; public sociology and,
469; standpoint of study, as, 468
CIW. See California Institution for
Women
Classical Greece, 111
Clausen, John A., 91
Clawson, Dan, 188, 319, 351
Clinton, Bill, 156
Clubine, Brenda, 227
Coalition of International Justice, 322
Coebergh, Jan, 324
Cold War, 176, 178
Collective Behavior and Social
Movements (CBSM) section, 351
Collier, Paul, 418
Collins, Norm, 268, 329
Collins, Patricia Hill, 15, 18, 22,
47,127, 157, 329, 461
Columbine High School, 194
Comte, August, 12, 458
Conant, James B., 34
congregation-based community
organizing (CBCO), 342
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consciousness, citizen and class 250–
251, 253
Convention against Torture and Other
Cruel, Inhuman, or Degrading
Treatment or Punishment, 369
Convention on the Elimination of All
Forms of Discrimination against
Women, 369
Convention on the Prevention and
Punishment of the Crime of
Genocide, 369
Convicted Women Against Abuse
(CWAA), 225, 227
Cooley, Charles, 200
Cornell, Stephen, 8–9, 265, 267, 271–
73, 275
Council of the Russian Republic, 32
Courtois, Stéphane, 359, 371
Cowley, Malcolm, 166
CRED. See Centre for Research on the
Epidemiology of Disasters
critical sociology, 14, 77–78, 111–115,
166, 239–240, 254–256, 274–275,
308, 314–315, 346–347, 434–437,
441, 459–460; critical public
sociology, 79–83; defined, 254;
engaged scholarship and, 349; good
and, 14–17; high school teaching,
193; human rights, 361–363;
multinational corporations, 366;
professional sociology, 282; questions
asked, 284–285; social theory and,
56–59, 351–352; Sorokin, Pitirim
A., 411; teaching and, 209–212,
215; teaching, pathology of, 211. See
also four types of sociology model,
holistic sociology, policy sociology,
professional sociology, public
sociology
Croteau, David, 341, 345, 351
CWAA. See Convicted Women Against
Abuse
Czechoslovakia, 33
Darfur, 9, 319–326, 328, 330–334;
crisis in, 321–323; estimate of
deaths, 325; genocide, 325
Davis, Fred, 303
Davis, James R., 380
Dealey, Sam, 327, 332–333
Dean, Howard, 177
DeCesare, Michael, 7, 190–196, 198,
200–201
Declaration of Fundamental Principles
and Rights at Work, 366
Declaration on the Right to
Development, 365
Deflem, Mathieu, 457
DeLay, Tom, 156
Delphi method, 94
Democratic Party, 174
Dennick-Brecht, M. Kathryn, 191, 196
Depoortere, Evelyn, 325
Derber, Charles, 153, 461
De Soto, Hernando, 367
Dewey, John, 309
Dhami, Mandeep, 383
dialogue, in writing, 155–160
disciplinary field, 453
Disproportionate Minority Contact
(DMC), 281, 294–295
DMC. See Disproportionate Minority
Contact
Doctors Without Borders, 325, 419–
420
domestic violence against women, 226
Donnelly, Jack, 358
Doody, Warren, 233
Dorn, Dean S., 196
Downey, Douglas, 456
Drugs for Neglected Diseases Initiative,
420
dualisms of facts and ideas, 436
Dubner, Stephen J., 123
Du Bois, W. E. B., 73–74, 83–84
Duff, Andrew, 175
Dunant, Henri, 417
Duneier, Mitchell, 303
Durkheim, Emile, 432
Dutch Embassy, 249
Easterly, William, 365
Edgerton, Robert B., 96
Egeland, Jan, 324
Index 479
Ehrenreich, Barbara, 49
Elias, Sean, 4, 15
Eli Lilly Foundation, 36
Emmaus, 415
Emmaus communities, 415
Emmaus movement, 415, 417
empathy, 378; forgiveness, 382. See
also altruism, apology, forgiveness,
reconciliation
empowering oppressed groups,
principles of, 256–259
empowerment, 344; public sociology
and, 385
engaged social movement scholarship,
341
Engels, Friedrich, 431
English, Alison I., 225
Enlightenment, 33, 62, 80
Enright, Robert D., 376
epistemic implication, 97–102
Ericson, Richard, 50, 327, 331–332
ESPAC. See European Sudanese Public
Affairs Council
ethnography: organic public sociology
and, 304–312; public sociology and,
300, 303
European Court of Human Rights,
401
European Sudanese Public Affairs
Council (ESPAC), 332
European Union, 174–175
Eysenck, Hans, 177
Fanon, Frantz, 413
Feagin, Joe R., 4, 15, 71–75, 77–78, 82,
84, 256
Federation of State Medical Boards
(FSMB), 304, 308
Fein, Helen, 360
Fekken, G., 378
Ferree, Myra Marx, 353
Fincham, Frank D., 381
Flacks, Richard, 352
Fletcher, Jesse, 49, 83, 152, 209, 457
Flyvbjerg, Bent, 63
Ford Foundation, 264, 266, 268
Ford, Joseph B., 110–111
forgiveness, 381; definition of, 376;
improvement of world, 385; organic
public sociology and awareness of,
376–377; study of, 11; teachings
of world religions and, 381; Traits
of Forgiveness Scale, 388. See also
altruism, apology, forgiveness,
reconciliation
four form model. See four types of
sociology model
four sociologies model. See four types
of sociology model
four types of sociology model, 1–3, 28–
30, 205–206, 225–226, 245, 270–
276, 281–282, 301–304, 320, 341–
343, 377–378, 441–442, 454–455;
apology, forgiveness, reconciliation,
and 377–378; common perspective
shared, 469; conflict between types,
72, 466–467; criticisms of, 48–51,
71, 83–84, 329–330; curriculum
change, 218; department of training
and department of employment
and, 462–465; disciplinary field,
as 453; ethnography and, 315;
high school teaching, 190–195;
human rights, and study of, 371;
interdependence of, in practice,
259–261, 314–315; missing links
in, 89–90; positional perspectives,
453; relations of types, 117–119,
225, 240–241; remapping, 392;
revisions of, 48, 51–66, 343–344;
strategies for managing tensions
among types, 349–353; synergies
among types, 344–349; teaching
and, 207–213; teaching exemplar,
195; teaching, pathologies of, 209,
211–213; teaching, relationships
of types in, 213–219; tensions
among, 349–353; two dimensional
model, 80. See also critical sociology,
holistic sociology, policy sociology,
professional sociology, public
sociology
Frank, Thomas, 174
Frankfurt School, 53, 56
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Freakonomics, 123
Frease, Stephanie, 322, 324
Freedom of Information Acts, 316
Freidson, Eliot, 305, 315
Freire, Paulo, 189, 256–257
Frith, Stephanie, 234
FSMB. See Federation of State Medical
Boards
Furedi, Frank, 6, 16, 173–174, 181–82
future, sociology of 4, 12, 19, 90–95;
causal knowledge, 92, 437–438;
created futures, 429–430; critical
sociology and, 434–437; epistemic
implication, 100–101; future
possibilities, 91–92; good society
and, 102; historical overview of,
431–434; mainstream sociology,
441–442; moral judgments and,
100; prediction and control,
92–93; public sociology and, 430,
437–442; renewed interest in
1960s, 432–433; research methods
of, 94–95; temporal dimension,
429; self-altering prophecies,
93–94
futures perspective: neglect of in
sociology, 430; moral commitment
and, 442
Gacaca, 382
Gamaliel Foundation, 342, 345–346
Gamble, Andrew, 177
Gamson, Bill, 345, 461
Gans, Herbert J., 5, 16, 19–20, 151–
153, 167, 460
Gapasin, Fernando, 345
Gawande, Atul, 314
General Medical Council (GMC), 300
Geneva Convention, 417–418
Geneva Genocide Convention, 323
genocide, 325, 360, 376
Gettleman, Jeffrey, 332
Ghamari-Tabrizi, Behrooz, 240, 459
Giddings, Franklin, 74
Gingrich, Newt, 156
Gintis, Herbert, 412
Glenn, Evelyn Nakano, 460
Glenn, Norval D., 5–6, 15–16, 140,
143
genocide, 325, 360, 376
global: action and nation-states, 393–
397; agendas, 392; aid, current and
needed, 418; altruism, macro level,
421–423; altruism, meso level, 417–
420; altruism, micro level, 414–417;
altruistic behavior, globalized,
412; civil society, 402–403;
economy, 392, 393–396; hunger
and poverty, 410; jurisdictions,
392; logics, global, 399, 405;
Official Development Assistance
and gross national income, 423;
Official Development Assistance by
countries, 422–423; politics, 392,
393, 395, 404; system, 412. See also
altruism, globalization, nation-states
Global Compact, 366
Global Ethic, 15
globalization: activists, networks of,
402–403; alignments between
executive and corporate, 397–
400; cross-border assemblages,
400–403; definition of, 412;
denationalization, 394, 395–396,
404–405; environmental agendas,
395; financial centers, networks
of, 402; frontier zones, new, 403;
global regulators and executive
branch, 399; human rights and,
392, 395; institutional forms, new,
403; intergovernmental networks,
399; jurisdictional geographies,
400–401; justice and, 404; literature
on, 392, 393; marketizing public
functions, 396; meaning systems,
destabilization of, 404; power,
growth in executive branch, 397;
private sphere, expansion of, 398;
public sociology and, 11–12, 392;
standardized global space, 401–402;
voluntaristic actions, and, 413. See
also global, nation-states
GMC. See General Medical Council
Goff, Jacques Le, 431
Index 481
Gold, Gregg J., 380
Golden Rule, 18, 113–14
Goldstein, Robert Justin, 369
good: individual, 113–114; love
and, 113; public sociology and,
102; sociocultural and, 114–115;
sociology of, 14–17, 95–102, 113–
115; teaching ideas of, 211; truth
and, 113. See also human rights,
values, value judgments
Goodwin-Gill, Guy S., 358, 361, 365–
366, 369
Gordon, Theodore, 94
Gosh, Salah Abdallah, 330–331
Goth music, 156
Gould, Stephen Jay, 79
Gouldner, Alvin, 193
Goveia, Elsa V., 98
Governor’s Commission to Reduce
Racial Disparities in Criminal
Justice, 281, 294–295
Graduate School of Journalism, 130
Gramsci, Antonio, 189
Great Depression, 35
Greeley, Andrew, 158
Greene, Robert, 197
Gronewalter, Michael, 174–175
Groopman, Jerome, 314
Groves, Chris, 431, 437, 439
G Scale, 96
Guha-Sapir, Deborati, 327
Gulag, 35
Gurian, Michael, 156
Habermas, Jürgen, 29, 60, 173
Habitat for Humanity, 416–417
Hagan, John, 9–10, 319–330, 332–333,
325–326, 329, 332–334
Halsey, A. H., 328
Harding, Sandra, 79
Harman, Gilbert, 100
Harrington, Austin, 55
Hart, Stephen, 342
Harvard, 35
Harvard Project on American Indian
Economic Development,
264–265
Harvard Research Center for the Study
of Creative Altruism, 37
Harvard Research Center in Altruistic
Integration and Creativity, 411
Hausknecht, Murray, 167
Hayes, Christopher, 363
Hayes, Edward, 198
Hays, Sharon, 47, 50, 127, 145, 276,
461
Healey, Richard, 346–347, 349–350
Helmer, Olaf, 94
Hershberg, J. G., 34
Hinson, Sandra, 346–347, 349–350
Hitler, Adolf, 35
Hobbins, A. J., 359
Hochschild, Arlie, 159–160
Hoile, David, 327
holistic sociology, 1–3, 13–14, 20–22,
27–30; elaborating model and, 3–5;
relations of forms, 117–119. See also
four types of sociology
Holmwood, John, 59, 65, 327, 329
Horowitz, Irving, 200
Horowitz, Ruth, 9
Horton, Donald, 38
Hougham, Gavin W., 200
Hougham, Victoria, 199–200
House of Commons International
Development Committee, 323–324
Howard, Jonathan, 322
Howard-Hassmann, Rhoda E., 10–11,
15, 18, 358, 360–361, 363
Howery, Carla, 199, 201
Hoynes, William, 341
Hsiao-Chuan Hsia, 256
Hu, Lina, 8
Huffington, Arianna, 175
human rights, 10–11, 18, 392;
definition, 357; examples of, 358;
globalization and, 392, 395; law
and civil society, 370; origins, 358;
relations between different rights,
365; universal standard of, 359. See
also altruism, good, values, value
judgments
Human Rights and Labor, 322
Humphrey, John, 358