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Vol. 33 No. 1

Special Issue: Sociology and Social Action, Part I

Guest Editor: Randy Stoecker

• Sociology and Social Action: Introduction, by Randy Stoecker

• The Sociologist as Public Planner: American, German and British Examples, by Thomas H. Jenkins

• Producing Radical Scholarship: The Radical Sociology Movement, 1967-1975, by Abigail Fuller

• Activist Sociology: Personal Reflections, by Al Gedicks

• The Activist Academic and the Stigma of "Community Housework", by Amy Hubbard

Vol. 33 No. 2

Special Issue: Sociology and Social Action, Part II

Guest Editor: Randy Stoecker

• First Enliven, Then Enlighten: Popular Education and the Pursuit of Social Justice, by Lee Williams

• The Service Learning Movement in Higher Education: An Academic Response to Troubled Times, by Sam Marullo

• "Washing Dirty Laundry": Organic-Activist-Research in Two Social Movement Organizations, by Lisa S. Park and David N. Pellow.

• Research for Social Justice: Some North-South Convergences, by Orlando Fals-Borda (with a Preface by John Gaventa)

• Ten Ways to Work Together: An Organizer's View, by Dave Beckwith

• Sociologist Changing the World, by Melissa Jeter

See the author's brief biographies.

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