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British-Canadian scholar
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American sociologist
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German Politician
Pamela Abbott
Sociologist
Michel Callon
Professor
Sabine Hark
German sociologist
Richard Swedberg
Swedish sociologist
Jeff Hearn
British sociologist
T. L. Taylor
American sociologist
Johannes Angermuller
Linguist
Julia Brannen
Sociologist
Gianfranco Miglio
Former Senator of Italy
Máirtín Mac an Ghaill
Author
Michael Flood
Australian sociologist
Fiona Devine
Sociologist
Roksana Bahramitash
Canadian sociologist
Boris Kagarlitsky
Russian sociologist
Uta Gerhardt
German sociologist
Chauntelle Tibbals
Sociologist
Éric Geoffroy
French philosopher
Jonathan H. Turner
Professor
Jordi Pigem
Philosopher
Juan José Sebreli
Argentine sociologist
Michel Clouscard
French philosopher
Christopher Chase-Dunn
Sociologist
Noah Lewin-Epstein
Author
Shannon Gleeson
Author
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Hans Joas
German sociologist
Walter R. Gove
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Author
Michael J. Shapiro
American author
Björn Halleröd
Eric Dunning
British sociologist
Nachman Ben-Yehuda
Israeli sociologist
Alexander Tarasov
Russian sociologist
Sylvia Walby
British sociologist
Hubert Knoblauch
German sociologist
Nikolas Rose
British sociologist
Larry Ray
Author
Jürgen Gerhards
German sociologist
Denis Moreau
French philosopher
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