Canadian Journal of Sociology Vol. 1 (1975-76) Author Index

Balakrishnan, T.R. 1976
“Ethnic residential segregation in the metropolitan areas of Canada.” 1:481-514

Baldus, Bernd 1975
“The study of power: suggestions for an alternative.” 1: 179-202

Clark, S.D. 1975
“Sociology in Canada: an historical overview.” 1:225-234

Felt, Lawrence F. 1975
“Nationalism and the possibility of a relevant Anglo-Canadian sociology.” 1:377-386

Gamberg, Herbert
Stolzman, James, and Gamberg, Herbert 1975
“The national question and Canadian sociology.” 1:91-106

Grabb, Edward G. 1975
“Canada's lower middle class.” 1:295-312

Hartnagel, Timothy F.
Wynne, Derek F., and Hartnagel, Timothy F. 1975
“Race and plea negotiation: an analysis of some Canadian data.” 1:147-156

Hayduk, Leslie A. 1976
Formulations in police work: some observations and related theoretical concerns.” 1:463-480

Henschel, Richard L., and Silverman, Robert A. 1975
“Perception and criminal process.” 1:33-48

Hobart, Charles 1975
“Attitudes towards illegitimacy in Alberta.” 1:263-276

House, J.D. 1975
“Organization without formalization: the case of a real estate agency.” 1:19-32

Jarvie, I.C. 1976
“Nationalism and the social sciences.” 1:515-528

Koenig, Daniel J. 1975
“Police perceptions of public respect and extra-legal use of force: a reconsideration of folk wisdom and pluralistic ignorance.” 1:313-324

Mackie, Marlene 1975
“Sociology, academia, and the community: maligned within, invisible without?” 1: 203-224

MacKinnon, Neil J., and Summers, Gene F. 1976
“Homogeneity and role consensus: a multivariate exploration in role analysis.” 1:439-462

Myles, John F., and Sørensen, Aage B. 1975
“Elite and status attainment models of inequality of opportunity.” 1:75-90

Ogmundson, Rick 1975
“On the use of party image variables to measure the political distinctiveness of a class vote: the Canadian case.” 1:169-178

O'Neill, John 1975
“Facts, myths, and the nationalist platitude.” 1:107-124

Ornstein, Michael D. 1976
“The boards and executives of the largest Canadian corporations: size, composition, and interlocks.” 1:411-438

Rex, John 1976
“Nations, nationalism, and the social scientist.” 1:501-515

Rubenstein, Hymie 1975
“The utilization of arable land in an Eastern Caribbean valley.” 1:157-168

Schreiber, E.M. 1975
“The social bases of opinions on woman's role in Canada.” 1:61-74

Silverman, Robert A.
Henschel, Richard L., and Silverman, Robert A. 1975
“Perception and criminal process.” 1:33-48

Sinclair, Peter 1975
“Class structure and populist protest: the case of western Canada.” 1:1-18

Skipper, James K., Jr. 1975
“Musical tastes of Canadian and American college students: an examination of the massification and Americanization theses.” 1:49-60

Smith, Dorothy E. 1975
“What it might mean to do a Canadian sociology: the everyday world as problematic.” 1:363-376

Sørensen, Aage B.
Myles, John F., and Sørensen, Aage B. 1975
“Elite and status attainment models of inequality of opportunity.” 1:75-90

Stolzman, James, and Gamberg, Herbert 1975
“The national question and Canadian sociology.” 1:91-106

Summers, Gene F.
MacKinnon, Neil J., and Summers, Gene F. 1976
“Homogeneity and role consensus: a multivariate exploration in role analysis.” 1:439-462

Tepperman, Lorne 1975
“Deviance as a search process.” 1:277-294

Thornton, Leonard 1975
“People and the police: an analysis of factors associated with police evaluation and support.” 1:325-344

Watson, G.:Llewellyn 1975
“The poverty of sociology in a changing Canadian society.” 1:345-362

Wynne, Derek F., and Hartnagel, Timothy F. 1975
“Race and plea negotiation: an analysis of some Canadian data.” 1:147-156