Sociology
Sociology is the study of society, patterns of social relationships, social interaction and culture of everyday life using the principles of psychology neuroscience and network science.
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Manuel Castells
Former Minister of Universities of Spain
Stephen L. Morgan
Author
Igor Kon
Soviet-Russian philosopher
Ann Swidler
American sociologist
Gabriel Tarde
French sociologist
Kristian Berg Harpviken
Director of the Peace Research Institute Oslo
Emmanuel Todd
French historian
Gilles Kepel
French political scientist
Carol Smart
Sociologist
Harrison White
Professor
Albert Jenks
American anthropologist
Peter Weingart
Higher education teacher
Didier Fassin
French anthropologist
Krishan Kumar
Indian actor
Thomas Lemke
German sociologist
Herbert J. Gans
American sociologist
David Featherman
W. Lloyd Warner
Anthropologist
Wayne A. Cornelius
Political scientist
William Chambliss
American criminologist
Francis T. Cullen
Criminologist
G. William Domhoff
Professor
Lilie Chouliaraki
Emil Lederer
Economist
Kurt W. Fischer
Professor
Masao Miyoshi
Scholar
Gregory S. Paul
American author
Lloyd Ohlin
American sociologist
Danny Dorling
British geographer
Riadh Sidaoui
Writer
Lawton Burns
G. S. Ghurye
Indian sociologist
Alfred R. Lindesmith
University teacher
Marjorie Zatz
Sven Windahl
Swedish professor
Erhard Friedberg
Austrian sociologist
Jeffrey Fagan
Richard Ofshe
American sociologist
Jessie Bernard
Sociologist
Yu Xie
American sociologist
Becky Pettit
Sociologist
Matilda White Riley
American sociologist
Sally Wyatt
University teacher
Nils Christie
Norwegian sociologist
André Éric Létourneau
Canadian artist
Matt DeLisi
Criminologist
Thomas Espenshade
American sociologist
