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Volume 4, issue 71, 1999

‘Winners’ and ‘Losers’ in Social Transformations pp. 71-83

Graham Crow and Tony Rees

Volume 4, issue 4, 2000

Objects in Mirror are Closer than they Appear - Or the more Things Change the More they Stay the Same- Or Ruminations on Space and Time in the Next Millennium pp. 1-4

Marilyn Porter

‘Looking Backward’ and Not Looking Forward pp. 5-7

Martha Gimenez

Predictions pp. 8-10

Howard Becker

Plans, Evaluation, and Accountability at the Workplace pp. 11-27

Ilpo Koskinen

Strategic Minorities and the Global Network of Power: Western Thrace and Northern Ireland in Comparative Perspective pp. 28-42

Manussos Marangudakis and William Kelly

Theorising Empowerment Thought: Illuminating the Relationship between Ideology and Politics in the Contemporary Era pp. 43-57

Dod Forrest

The Scrying Game: The Future of Humanity and the Humanity of the Future pp. 58-63

Alan Aldridge

Predictions for Social Research on Line: Educational Reform pp. 64-66

Kenji Kosaka

Electronic Commerce and the Sociology of Money pp. 67-75

Supriya Singh

A Bit of Sorcery: Peering into the Next Century pp. 76-77

Irwin Deutscher

The Health Analysis and Action Cycle an Empowering Approach to Women's Health pp. 78-97

Marion Gibbon

The Future of Sociology: An African View pp. 98-101

Fred Hendricks

The Usefulness of Indepth Life History Interviews for Exploring the Role of Social Structure and Human Agency in Youth Transitions pp. 102-113

Gill Hubbard

Futures? pp. 114-117

John Jackson

Consciousness in Transition: A Case Study of Social Identity Formation in KwaZulu-Natal Study Description and Methodology pp. 118-126

T Marcus and D Manicom

Women in the British Sociological Labour Market, 1960-1995 pp. 127-138

Jennifer Platt

Dealing with Difference: Researching Health Beliefs and Behaviours of British Asian Mothers pp. 139-149

Katherine Reed

Introduction to Predictions pp. 150-151

Liz Stanley

Women in Low Status Part-Time Jobs: A Class and Gender Analysis pp. 152-170

Tracey Warren

Changing Connectivity: A Future History of Y2.03K pp. 171-184

Barry Wellman

Surviving through Substance Use: The Role of Substances in the Lives of Women who Appear before the Courts pp. 185-198

Emma Wincup

Book Review: The British Immigration Courts pp. 199-200

Ian Law

Book Review: Weighty Issues: Fatness and Thinness as Social Problems pp. 201-202

Catherine Walker

Book Review: Scattered Belongings: Cultural Paradoxes of ‘Race’, Nation and Gender pp. 203-205

Maria Summerson

Book Review: Studying the Media (2nd edition) pp. 206-207

Allison Cavanagh

Book Review: Nike Culture: The Sign of the Swoosh pp. 208-209

Tom Fleming

Book Review: Making Meaning of Narratives pp. 210-210

Amanda Coffey

Book Review: Valuing Technology: Organisations, Culture and Change pp. 211-212

Mike Geppert

Book Review: Women in Contemporary Britian pp. 213-214

Jenny Ryan

Book Review: Working Hard and Making Do pp. 215-215

Ray Pahl

Book Review: Introducing Social Networks pp. 216-217

Bonnie H. Erickson

Book Review: Challenging Women: Gender, Culture and Organisation pp. 218-219

Rachel Lewis

Book Review: Doing Conversational Analysis pp. 220-221

David Randall

Book Review: Sociological Snapshots: Seeing Social Structure and Change in Everday Life pp. 222-223

William Housley

Book Review: Sport, Culture and the Media pp. 224-225

Alan Tomlinson

Book Review: Theorizing Classical Sociology pp. 226-227

Martin O'Brien

Books Received - Volume 4, Issue 4 pp. 228-235

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Contributors to Volume 4, Number 4 pp. 236-237

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Book Review: The ‘New’ Family ? pp. 238-239

Judith Stacey

Book Review: The Social Shaping of Technology: Second Edition pp. 240-241

Liz Marr

Book Review: Responding to Poverty: The Politics of Cash and Care pp. 242-242

Tony Maltby

Volume 4, issue 3, 1999

Agricultural Biotechnology: Its Recent Evolution and Implications for Agrofood Political Economy pp. 1-13

Fred Buttel

Necessary Evils? Opening up Closings in Sociology and Biotechnology pp. 14-23

Les Gofton and Erica Haimes

Cultivation and Comprehension: How Genetic Modification Irreversibly Alters the Human Engagement with Nature pp. 24-31

Mark Harvey

‘What are ‘they’ Doing to our Food?’: Public Concerns about Food in the UK pp. 32-42

Alison Shaw

Feminist Sociology and Sociological Feminism: Recovering the Social in Feminist Thought pp. 43-56

Stevi Jackson

Prediction in Sociology: Prospects for a Devalued Activity pp. 57-62

Alan Aldridge

Realtime Interviewing Using the World Wide Web pp. 63-81

Peter Chen and S.M. Hinton

Role as an Interactional Device and Resource in Multidisciplinary Team Meetings pp. 82-95

William Housley

Fitness Gyms and the Local Organization of Experience pp. 96-112

Roberta Sassatelli

Sociology, What's it for? A Critique of Gouldner pp. 113-121

Martyn Hammersley

(Posts-) Modernism and Structuralism: Affinities and Theoretical Innovations pp. 122-138

Michael Peters

‘Whatever you Say Say Nothing’: An Ethnographic Encounter in Northern Ireland and its Sequel pp. 139-153

Andrew Finlay

Genetics and the Future of Nature Politics pp. 154-158

Phil Sutton

The Fear of Unreason: Science Wars and Sociology pp. 159-169

Geoff Cooper

Heritage Work: Re-Representing the Work Ethic in the Coalfields pp. 170-183

Tim Strangleman, Emma Hollywood, Huw Beynon, Katy Bennett and Ray Hudson

Reflexivity and Sociological Practice pp. 184-192

Tim May

Structure, Strategy, Sustainability: What Future for New Social Movement Theory? pp. 193-205

Alana Lentin

‘Gypsies to the Camps!’: Exclusion and Marginalisation of Roma in the Czech Republic pp. 206-219

Angus Bancroft

Is Class Changing? A Work-Life History Perspective on the Salariat pp. 220-250

Brendan Halpin

The Influence of Popular Cultural Imagery on Public Attitudes towards Cloning pp. 251-261

Brigitte Nerlich, David D. Clarke and Robert Dingwall

‘Not Science but PR’: GM Food and the Makings of a Considered Sociology pp. 262-274

Anne Murcott

Food Trust, Ethics and Safety in Risk Society pp. 275-281

Reidar Almas

Book Review: News Culture pp. 282-283

Tim Dant

Book Review: The Social Edges of Psychoanalysis pp. 284-285

Pam Lowe

Book Review: The Ethnographic Self, Fieldwork and the Representation of Identity pp. 286-286

David Francis

Book Review: Postemotional Society pp. 287-287

Nick Stevenson

Augmenting the Basic Online Interview Process pp. 288-289

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Books Received - Volume 4, Issue 3 pp. 290-294

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Contributors to Volume 4, Number 3 pp. 295-298

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Book Review: Notes on the Plague Years Aids in Marseilles pp. 299-300

Gail Hawkes

Book Review: Social Theory: A Historical Introduction pp. 301-301

Kate Reed

Online Interviewing HTML code pp. 302-302

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Online Interviewing Pilot Study Overview pp. 303-304

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Book Review: The Sociology of Philosophies: A Global Theory of Intellectual Change pp. 305-307

Ralph Schroeder

Book Review: Living in a Technological Culture: Human Tools and Human Values pp. 308-310

Richard Harper

Volume 4, issue 2, 1999

Theory-Building with Nud.Ist: Using Computer Assisted Qualitative Analysis in a Media Case Study pp. 1-14

Katie MacMillan and Shelley McLachlan

Token Salaries and Social Answers in Work Relations in Africa pp. 15-24

Massimo Repetti

War and the Public Intellectual: Cosmopolitanism and Anti-Cosmopolitanism in the Kosovo Debate in Germany pp. 25-32

Alan Scott

The Kosovan War, 1998-99: Transformations of State, War and Genocide in the Global Revolution pp. 33-43

Martin Shaw

‘War, Violence, Terror, Genocide’ - The Pacific Experience pp. 44-49

Zohl de Ishtar

Dancing to Different Tunes: A Reply to Responses to here be Dragons pp. 50-53

Sara Scott

A View from Hong Kong: Chinese Representations of War, Violence and American Imperialism pp. 54-61

John Goodwin and Katharine Hills

Virtual Diaspora?: Imagining Croatia On-line pp. 62-74

Paul Stubbs

The Rape of the Nation: Women Narrativising Genocide pp. 75-83

Ronit Lentin

Deportations and Discursive Displacements pp. 84-92

R. Ruth Linden

They Made a Desert and Called it Peace pp. 93-101

Mike Drake

Life Course Data Collection: Qualitative Interviewing using the Life Grid pp. 102-112

Odette Parry, Carolyn Thompson and Gerry Fowkes

Revisiting Role Theory: Roles and the Problem of the Self pp. 113-124

Stanley Raffel

Memory, Trauma and Genocidal Nationalism pp. 125-132

Larry Ray

Book Review: Ecologism: Toward Ecological Citizenship pp. 133-134

Harris Ali

Book Review: Random Violence: How we Talk about New Crimes and New Victims pp. 135-136

Hazel May

Book Review: Social Experiments Evaluating Public Programs with Experimental Methods pp. 137-137

Rhonda Cockerill

Book Review: Basics of Qualitative Research Techniques and Procedures for Developing Grounded Theory (2nd edition) pp. 138-139

Dave Francis

Book Review: Computer Modeling of Social Processes pp. 140-141

Edmund Chattoe

Appeal for Funding pp. 142-143

Medica Kosova

Book Review: Introduction to Social Research: Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches pp. 144-145

Tracey Warren

Books Received - Volume 4, Issue 2 pp. 146-148

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Contributors to Volume 4, Number 2 pp. 149-150

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Book Review: Using Foucault's Methods pp. 151-152

Geoff Cooper

Kapululangu Aboriginal Women's Association pp. 153-154

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Book Review: Gender & Catastrophe pp. 155-157

Liz Stanley

Book Review: American Homo: Community and Perversity pp. 158-159

Martin Holt

Volume 4, issue 1, 1999

Qualitative Sociology and Social Class pp. 1-13

Max Travers

Reading Sara Scott's ‘Here be Dragons’ pp. 14-16

Sue Wise

Sociology of Education and Marxism in Brazil pp. 17-28

Oswaldo H. Yamamoto and Antonio Cabral Neto

Gender Differences at Work: International Variations in Occupational Segregation pp. 29-50

Jennifer Jarman, Robert M. Blackburn, Bradley Brooks and Esther Dermott

The Cyber-Ethnographic (Re)Construction of Two Feminist Online Communities pp. 51-64

Katie J. Ward

A Critical Response to Sara Scott's ‘Here be Dragons: Researching the Unbelievable, Hearing the Unthinkable. A Feminist Sociologist in Uncharted Territory’ pp. 65-70

Annie Huntington

Book Review: Ruling Passions: Sexual Violence, Reputation and the Law pp. 84-84

Betsy Elizabeth A.

Thanks to the following non-Board members who have refereed articles during 1998 pp. 85-85

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Books Received - Volume 4, Issue 1 pp. 86-91

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Rapid Response/Sociology Online: The Stephen Lawrence Murder and the Macpherson Inquiry Report pp. 92-92

Liz Stanley

Book Review: Silicon Second Nature: Culturing Artificial Life in a Digital World pp. 93-95

Edmund Chattoe

Book Review: Leisure, Lifestyle and the New Middle Class: A Case Study pp. 96-97

Fiona Devine

Book Review: Queer Fictions of the Past: History, Culture and Difference pp. 98-99

Ken Plummer

Book Review: Working with Men: Feminism and Social Work pp. 100-101

Lena Dominelli

Contributors to Volume 4, Number 1 pp. 102-103

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Book Review: Violence, Culture and Censure/ the Web of Violence: From Interpersonal to Global pp. 104-105

Tom Woodhouse

Online Resources Relating to the Macpherson Report pp. 106-106

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Understanding the Police Investigation of the Murder of Stephen Lawrence: A ‘Mundane Sociological Analysis’ pp. 107-114

Simon Holdaway

Institutional Racism, Cultural Diversity and Citizenship: Some Reflections on Reading the Stephen Lawrence Inquiry Report pp. 115-123

Nira Yuval-Davis

Social Research and the Stephen Lawrence Inquiry pp. 124-128

John Solomos

Policing's Dark Secret: The Career Paths of Ethnic Minority Officers pp. 129-136

Nigel Fielding

The Macpherson Report: A View from Greater Manchester pp. 137-142

Larry Ray, David Smith and Liz Wastell

Institutional Racism, Power and Accountability pp. 143-151

Floya Anthias

The Stephen Lawrence Inquiry Report, Racist Harassment and Racist Incidents: Changing Definitions, Clarifying Meaning? pp. 152-155

Kusminder Chahal

‘Over Policed and under Protected’: Stephen Lawrence, Institutional and Police Practices pp. 156-166

Louis Kushnick

Beyond the Macpherson Report: Managing Murder Inquiries in Context pp. 167-174

Martin Innes

Discretion, ‘Respectability’ and Institutional Police Racism pp. 175-183

P.A.J. Waddington