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| P1476 | title | Serendipities |
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| Q107649717 | Academic Exchange and Internationality in East European Social Science |
| Q107649719 | Academic Mobility and Epistemological Change in State Socialist Romania |
| Q107649783 | Adcock: Liberalism and Political Science |
| Q107649763 | Adolphe Quetelet |
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| Q107649723 | Bessner: Democracy in Exile |
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| Q115618453 | Book Review of: Mark Solovey, Christian Dayé: Cold War Social Science |
| Q115618455 | Book Review of: Matteo Bortolini: A Joyfully Serious Man. The Life of Robert Bellah |
| Q112960964 | Book Review of: Sociology in Brazil, A Brief Institutional and Intellectual History |
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| Q107649781 | Famous and Forgotten: Soviet Sociology and the Nature of Intellectual Achievement under Totalitarianism |
| Q107649801 | Fernanda Beigel (ed.): The Politics of Academic Autonomy in Latin America |
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| Q107649803 | Handbook of Indicators of Institutionalization of Academic Disciplines in SSH |
| Q107649787 | Helmes-Hayes/Santoro (eds.): Everett Hughes |
| Q116188930 | Helping Hands |
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| Q107649772 | Hess: Tocqueville and Beaumont |
| Q107649776 | Heufelder: Argentinischer Krösus |
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| Q116188929 | Interview with Daniel J. Levinson: 16 November 1992, New Haven |
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| Q107649786 | Larsson/Magdalenić: Sociology in Sweden |
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| Q112960959 | Marie and Otto Neurath |
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| Q107649802 | Morris: The Scholar Denied: W.E.B. DuBois |
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| Q107649761 | Putting (social) science in its place(s) |
| Q115618450 | Relating Democratic and Scientific Ethos in Academic Self-Governance: Governing Science Through Peer Review and the Democratizing Potential of Lotteries |
| Q112960963 | Review of Christian Fleck, Matthias Duller, Victor Karády: Shaping Human Science Disciplines - Institutional Developments in Europe and Beyond, |
| Q107649771 | Rindzevičiūtė: Power of Systems |
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| Q116188923 | The Authoritarian Institution: Else Frenkel and the University of Vienna |
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