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Front MatterSource: The Canadian Journal of Sociology / Cahiers canadiens de sociologie, Vol. 17, No. 4(Autumn, 1992), pp. i-404Published by: Canadian Journal of SociologyStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/3341214 .
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The Canadian Journal of Sociology Cahiers canadiens de sociolole Volume 17, Number 4, Fall 1992
Voluntary association activity in English Canada, French Canada, and the United States: A multivariate analysis Edward G. Grahb and James E. Curtis
Home ownership patterns and ethnicity in selected Canadian cities T.R. Balakrishnan and Zheng Wu
The influence of economic factors and social control policy on crime rate changes in Canada, 1962-1988 Bernard Schissel
Review Essay/Essai rendu S.M. Lyman and A.J. Vidich, Social Order and the Public Philosophy: An Analysis and Interpretation of the Work of Herbert Blumer Marc Grenier
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Redacteure de compte-rendus Rosalind A. Sydie Co-redacteur Richard V. Ericson
Redacteurs adjoints Judith Adler, Memorial University of Newfoundland; Pat Armstrong, York University; Berd Baldus, University of Toronto; Roderic Beaujot, University of Western Ontario; Paul Bernard, Universit6 de Montr6al; Monica Boyd, Carleton University; A. Brannigan, University of Calgary; Robert J. Brym, University of Toronto; Neena Chappell, University of Manitoba; David Cheal, University of Winnipeg; Claude Denis, University of Alberta; Leo Driedger, University of Manitoba; Martha Foschi, University of British Columbia; Bonnie Fox, University of Toronto; Arthur W. Frank, University of Calgary; David Gartrell, University of Victoria; A.R. Gillis, University of Toronto; Edward Grabb, University of Western Ontario; Richard Gruneau, Simon Fraser University; Harry H. Hiller, University of Calgary; Alfred A. Hunter, McMaster University; J. Paul Johnston, University of Alberta; Anne Laperriere, Universit6 du Qu6bec a Montr6al; Gordon Laxer, University of Alberta; Dianne Looker, Acadia University; Lorna Marsden, University of Toronto; Susan McDaniel, University of Alberta; John L. McMullan, St. Mary's University; Robert Menzies, Simon Fraser University; Leslie J. Miller, University of Calgary; John Myles, Carleton University; Gertrud Neuwirth, Carleton University; Robert Prus, University of Waterloo; Gertrude Robinson, McGill University; Vito Signorile, University of Windsor; Michael R. Smith, McGill University; Laureen Snider, Queen's University
Adjointe a la redaction Joanne Milson Directrice de production Laura C. Hargrave
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Balakrishnan, T.R. and Wu, Zheng Home ownership patterns and ethnicity in selected Canadian cities 389-404
Bryant, Joseph M. Positivism redivivus? A critique of recent uncritical proposals for reforming sociological theory (and related foibles) 29-53
Curtis, James E., see Grabb, Edward G.
Goldenberg, Sheldon and Haines, Valerie A. Social networks and institutional completeness: From territory to ties 301-12
Grabb, Edward G. and Curtis, James E. Voluntary association activity in English Canada, French Canada, and the United States: A multivariate analysis 371-88
Haines, Valerie A., see Goldenberg, Sheldon
Kampen, Karen, see Novek, Joel
Marks, James T.W. Theory, pragmatism, and truth: Postmodernism in the context of action 161- 74
Nakhaie, M. Reza Class and voting consistency in Canada: Analyses bearing on the mobilization thesis 275-300
Novek, Joel and Kampen, Karen Sustainable or unsustainable development? An analysis of an environmental controversy 249-74
Schissel, Bernard The influence of economic factors and social control policy on crime rate changes in Canada, 1962-1988 405-428
Smith, Murray E.G. The Burzynski controversy in the United States and Canada: A comparative case study in the sociology of alternative medicine 133-60
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We would like to acknowledge the assistance in evaluating manuscripts for the Canadian Journal ofSociologylCahiers canadiens de sociologie by the follow- ing special readers.
Maureen Baker T.R. Balakrishnan John Barker Gunter Baureiss Cecilia Benoit Joe Bryant Aaron Cicourel Bonnie Erickson John Fleishman John Fox Jim Frideres John Gartrell Mike Gillespie Neil Guppy John Hagan Leslie Hayduk
Doreen Indra Helga Jacobson George Jarvis Hans Joas Les Kennedy Karol Kr6tki John Laub Lyle Larson Stanley Lieberson Graham Lowe Meg Luxton James Moore Ray Morrow Greg Nielson Mike Orstein J.R. Ponting
Larry Pratt Jeffrey Reitz Jim Rinehart Allan Schnaiberg Wesley Schrum Michael Smith Caryll Stevens David Sweitzer Gregory Teal Charles Tittle Roy Turner Anton Turrittin Barry Wellman David Willer Paul Wolpe
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371 Voluntary association activity in English Canada, French Canada, and the United States: A multivariate analysis by Edward G. Grabb and James E. Curtis
389 Home ownership patterns and ethnicity in selected Canadian cities by T.R. Balakrishnan and Zheng Wu
405 The influence of economic factors and social control policy on crime rate changes in Canada, 1962-1988 by Bernard Schissel
Review Essay/Essai rendu 429 S.M. Lyman and A.J. Vidich, Social Order and the Public Philosophy: An
Analysis and Interpretation of the Work of Herbert Blumer by Marc Grenier
Book Reviews/Comptes rendus 441 Diederick Raven, Lieteke Van Vucht Tijssen, and Jan de Wolf, eds.,
Cognitive Relativism and Social Science by Steve Fuller
443 Brian D. MacLean and Dragan Milovanovic, eds., New Directions in Critical Criminology: Left Realism, Feminism, Postmodernism and Peacemaking by Kevin D. Carriere
449 Stephen H. Riggins, ed., Beyond Goffman: Studies on Communication, Institution, and Social Interaction by Arthur W. Frank
451 Russell Smandych, Gordon Dodds, and Alvin Esau, eds., Dimensions of Childhood: Essays on the History of Children and Youth in Canada by Erica van Roosmalen
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453 Micaela de Leonarda, ed., Gender at the Crossroads of Knowledge: Feminist Anthropology in the Postmodern Era by Nancy Gibson
456 Roger Matthews, ed., Privatizing Criminal Justice by Sandra J. Bell
458 M.L. Friedland, ed., Sanctions and Rewards in the Legal System: A Multidisciplinary Approach M.L. Friedland, ed., Securing Compliance: Seven Case Studies by Robert Menzies
460 Christopher Tilley, ed., Reading Material Culture: Structuralism, Hermeneutics and Post-Structuralism by Marjorie M. Halpin
461 Leo Driedger, Mennonite Identity in Conflict J. Howard Kauffman and Leo Driedger, The Mennonite Mosaic by Karl Peter
464 Cynthia Eagle Russett, Sexual Science: The Victorian Construction of Womanhood Wendy Mitchinson, The Nature oftheirBodies: Women and theirDoctors in Victorian Canada by Olive Banks
466 Bob Russell, Back to Work? by Joseph Smucker
468 Helen E. Longino, Science as Social Knowledge: Values and Objectivity in Scientific Inquiry by Marlene Mackie
470 Richard M. Merelman, Personal Visions: Culture and Politics in Britain, Canada, and the United States by Szymon Chodak
Books Received/Livres recus
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T.R. Balakrishnan is a professor of sociology at the University of Western Ontario. His research interests include family and fertility, immigration, ethnic minorities, and the sociology of cities.
James E. Curtis is a professor of sociology at the University of Waterloo. His current research includes Canada-international comparisons of social structure, analyses of social participation patterns in Canada, and a study of attainment of playing positions in North American professional hockey.
Edward G. Grabb is a professor of sociology at the University of Western Ontario. His previous research has examined questions of inequality and ideology in both Canada and the United States. His current research focuses primarily on comparing the values and behaviours of Canadians and Americans.
Bernard Schissel is an assistant professor of sociology, University of Saskatch- ewan. His areas of interest include youth crime and justice, social control, quantitative analysis, and medical sociology. His most recent publications include Criminal Justice: Sentencing Issues and Reform (edited with Les Samuelson, 1991) Garamond Press; "Women's health, labour force participa- tion, and lifestyles: Selected findings from the 1985 General Social Survey, Canada," with Harley Dickinson and Glen Andre, International Journal of Sociology.
Zheng Wu is an assistant professor of sociology at the University of Victoria. His research interests include marriage and family, demography, and social statistics.
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LabourlLe Travail is the official publication of the Canadian Committee on Labour His- tory. Since it began publishing in 1976, it has carried many important articles in the field of working-class history, industrial sociology, labour economics, and labour relations. Al- though primarily interested in a historical perspective on Canadian workers, the journal is interdisciplinary in scope. In addition to articles, the joural features documents, con- ference reports, an annual bibliography of materials in Canadian labour studies, review essays, and reviews. While the main focus of the journal's articles is Canadian, the review essays and reviews consider interational work of interest to Canadian labour studies. Many of Labour's articles are illustrated.
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Publi6e par de Comit6 canadien sur l'histoire du travail la revue LabourlLe Travail a fait paraitre depuis 1976 plusieurs articles marquants dans le domaine de l'histoire de la classe ouvriere, de la sociologie industrielle, de l'6conomie du travail et des relations indus-trielles. Bien qu'ellesepropose d'abord d'etudier les travailleurs et les travailleuses du Canada dans une perspective historique, la revue est aussi ouverte aux spcialistes d'autres disciplines. En plus des arti- cles, la revue publie des documents, des rapports de confrences, une bibliographie annuelle, des notes critiques et des comptes rendus de volumes. Si la plupart des articles touchent le Canada, les notes critiques et les comptes rendus portent sur des travaux d'envergure intemationale pouvant int6resser les chercheurs canadiens. Des illustrations accompagnent plusierus articles de LabouriLe Travail.
Subscribers for 1992 will receive/Les abonnes pour 1992 recevront: Labour/Le Travail 29 (Spring/Printemps 1992) - articles by Barry Wright, David Bright, Daniel Benedict, Lucie Pich6 and Dufferin Sutherland. Labour/Le Travail 30 (Fall/Automne 1992) - articles de David Akers, David Frank, and John Manley.
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