former presidents of the associationfrederick f. stephan, sociology anc/ systems analysis arthur l....

Former Presidents of the Association

Lester F. Ward

William G. Sumner

Fronklin H. Giddings

Albion W. Small

Edward A. Ross

George E. Vincent

George E. Howord

Charles H. Cooley

Fronk W. Blackmor

James Q. Dealey

Edward C. Hayes

James P. Lichtenberger

Ulysses G. Weatherly

Charles A. Ellwood

Robert E. Pork

John L. Gillin

William I. Thomas

John M. Gillette

William F. Ogburn

Howard W. Odum

Emory S. Bogordus

Luther L. Bernard

Edward B. Reuter

Ernest W. Burgess

F. Stuart Chapin

Henry P. Fairchild

Ellsworth Faris

Frank H. Hankins

Edwin H. Sutherlond

Robert M. Maciver

Stuort A. Queen

Dwight SMderson

George A. Lundberg

Rupert B. Vance

Kimball Young

Carl C. Taylor

Louis Wirth

E. Fronklin Frazier

Tolcott Parsons

Leonard S. Cottrell, Jr.

Robert C. Angell

Dorothy Swaine Thomas

Samuel A. Stouffer

Florian Znaniecki

Donald Young

Herbert Blumer

Robert K. Merton

Robin M. Willioms, Jr.

Kingsley Davis

Howord Becker

Robert E. L. Faris

Poul F. Lazorsfeld

Everett C. Hughes

George C. Homans

Pitirim A. Sorokin

Wilbert E. Moore

Charles P. Loomis

UICUTIYE OFFICE 1001 C.•uctlc .. AvoBH, N.W.

Wa~.lqtoa, D.C. 20036

63rd Annual Meeting

THE AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL

ASSOCIATION

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ON THE GAP BETWEEN SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL POLICY

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PROGRAM COMMITTEE

Chairman: Philip M. Hauser, University of Chicago

Gerhard E. Lenski, University of North Carolina Robin M. Williams, Jr., Cornell University

Otis D. Duncan, University of Michigan William J. Goode, Columbia University

CONFERENCE COMMITTEE

Chairmen: Louis H. Orzack, Boston State College and Kennedy Center Richard Robbins, University of Massachusetts (Boston)

John D. Donovan, Boston College Edwin M. Schur, Tufts University Chad Gordon, Harvard University Irving A. Spaulding, University of Rhode Jack A. Kinney, Arthur D. Little, Inc. Island Shirley Kolack, Lowell State College Phil Treleaven, Boston University Stephen J. Miller, Brandeis University Joseph V. Versage, St. John Fisher College Philip C. Olson, Clark University

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SESSION ORGANIZERS

Robert R. Alford, Political Sociology C. Arnold Anderson, Sociology of Education Hubert M. Blalock, Jr., Theory Building Ernest Q. Campbell, Socialization ancl Eclu-

cation Leonard S. CoHrell, Jr., The Polity ancl the

Acac/emy Simon Dinitz, Criminology Amitai Etzioni, Macrosociology Bernard Farber, Family George Fischer, Sociology anc/ Socialist

Countries Eugene B. Gallagher, Mec/ical Sociology Clarence E. Glick, UNESCO anc/ the Inter

national Development of Sociology David GoHiieb, Seminar Sessions Sc:oH Greer, Sociology ancl Environmental

Planning Neal Gross, Sociological Resources for Sec

ondary Schools A. Paul Hare, Social Psychology Robert W. Hodge, Methoc/s one/ Moclels:

The New Sociometries A. B. Hollingshead, The Teaching of Uncler

gracluate Sociology Morris Janowitz, Theory Benton Johnson, Sociology of Belief Systems

Norman Kaplan, Sociology of Science anc/ Knowledge

Leslie Kish, Methodology Edward 0. Laumann, Social Stratification Stanley Lieberson, Sociolinguistics Selz Mayo, Rural Sociology Wilbert E. Moore, The Future of Sociology Charles C. Moskos, Jr., Military Institutions Lloyd E. Ohlin, Law one/ the Administration

of Criminal Justice Albert J. Reiss, Jr., Criminology James F. Short, Jr., Deviant Behavior Frederick F. Stephan, Sociology anc/ Systems

Analysis Arthur L. Stinchcombe, Sociology ancl Social

Development Marvin B. Sussman, Luncheon Roundtables Stanley H. Udy, Jr., Sociology one/ the

Economy Charles F. Westoff, Population one/ Popula

tion Control Stanton Wheeler, Conformity anc/ Social

Control H. H. Winsborough, Urban Sociology Charles R. Wright, Mass Communication anc/

Public Opinion Robert B. Yegge, Sociology of Law

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CONTENTS

FORMER PRESIDENTS --------------------------------------------Inside Front Cover

PROGRAM COMMITIEE ------------------------------------------------------

CONFERENCE COMMITIEE ----------------------------------------------------

SESSIOI-l ORGANIZERS -------------------------------------------------------- 2

ASSOCIATION COUNCil ----------------------------------------Inside Back Cover

GENERAl INFORMATION

Information Desk ----------------------------------------------------------- 1

Program Notes ------------------------------------------------------------ 1

Availability of Papers ----------------------------------------------------- 8

Hospitality and Tours ------------------------------------------------------ 8

Book Exhibik -------------------------------------------------------------- 8

Professional Placement Service ---------------------------------------------- 8

Federal Research and Training Grants ---------------------------------------- 8

Location of Offices and Activities -------------------------------------------- I 0

Future Meetings of the ASA ------------------------------------------------ I 0

ANNUAl MEETING PROGRAM

Program Summary --------------------------------------------------------- o4

Program Index ------------------------------------------------------------ 6

Council and CommiHee Meetings 9

Monday, August 26 -------------------------------------------------------- II

Tuesday, August 27 -------------------------------------------------------- 16

Wednesday, August 28 ---------------------------------------------------- 26

Thursday, August 29 ------------------------------------------------------- 35

DIRECTORY OF EXHIBITORS -------------------------------------------------- %

ASA COMMITTEES ------------------------------------------------------------ 48

ASA SECTION OFFICERS ------------------------------------------------------ 61

INDEX OF PARTICIPANTS ----------------------------------------------------- 62

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REGISTRATION: SUNDAY, AUGUST 25, 2:00 P.M.:

MONDAY, AUGUST 26

7:00 a.m. Section Chairmen Breakfast*

8:30 a.m. SECTION COUNCIL MEETINGS

9:30 a.m. SECTION BUSINESS MEETINGS

11:30 a.m. Sociometry Board Luncheon *

1:30 p.m. Law Enforcement in Urban Social Struc-

ture History of the Family Concepts and Issues in Health Planning Continuities in Sociological Theory The 1970 Census Plans and Access

Workshop

3:30 p.m. Certification Problems in Social Psy-

chology Continuities in Sociological Theory Methodology: Measurement and Theory Sociology of Education The 1970 Census Plans and Access

Workshop

8:30 p.m. Plenary Session

10:30 p.m. Jan

*By Invitation

TUESDAY, AUGUST 27

7:00 a.m. Soc. Math. Bd. Breakfast*

8:30 a.m. Sociology and Environmental Planning Studies in Delinquency Health Status and Health Services Methodology Rural Sociology Measuring Beliefs, Values, and Norms Boundaries of Sociology Liaison wih Sociologists in Eastern

Europe

11:30 a.m. Luncheon Roundtables** Regional & Affiliated Luncheon* SOE Board Luncheon* AJS Board Luncheon*

1:30 p.m. Social Problems and Social Control The Family: Influence, Authority, and

Fertility Comparative Military Institutions Political Modernization and Social Strat

ification Sociology and the Economy: Complex

Organization Sociology of Science and Knowledge Sociological Potpourri

3:30 p.m. Sociology and Social Development Deviance: Old and New Authority and Power of Medicine Rural Sociology Socia I Stratification Teaching of Undergraduate Sociology On Being Black in America Chairmen of Graduate Departments of

Sociology

8:30 p.m. Plenary Session

** By Reservation

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MONDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY, 8:00A.M.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28

7:00a.m. SRSS Breakfast* AKD Breakfast

8:30 a.m. The Polity and the Academy Criminality and Social Organization Mate Selection, Premarital Behavior,

and Marriage Socia I Psychology Social Stratification Soc:iologic:al Resources for Secondary

Schools New Directions in Sociology: Fashion or

Thrust?

10:30 a.m. Business Meeting (open)

11:30 a.m. Luncheon Roundtables** ASR Board Luncheon * JHSB Board Luncheon*

1:30 p.m. Law and the Administration of Criminal

Justice Mass Communication and Public: Opin-

ion American Military Institutions Social Psychology "Life-Chances" in American Higher

Education Theory Building Urban Sociology: City Growth and

Differentiation

3:30 p.m. Population and Population Control Methodology Strategies of Protest in American So-

ciety Sociolinguistics Studies in the Sociology of Science Comparative Study of National Opinion-

Makers On Being Black in America

8:30 p.m. Presidentia I Address

10:30 p.m. Dutch Treat Party

*By Invitation

THURSDAY, AUGUST 29

8:30 a.m. Sociology and Systems Analysis The Future of Sociology: Students and

Professors View Their Discipline Mac:rosociology Social Psychology Teaching of Undergraduate Sociology Theory Construction for Social Change UNESCO and the International Develop-

ment of Sociology Sociological Potpourri

10:30 a.m. Business Meeting (open)

11:30 a.m. Luncheon Roundtables** Committee on Membership Luncheon * American Sociologist Board Luncheon *

1:30 p.m. Issues in the Development and Alloca

tion of Talent Deviant Behavior: Bridging the Gap

Between Sociology and Social Policy Mathematical and Statistical Analysis

of Groups and Populations Opinion, Class, and Party Cleavage in

the United States Sociolinguistics Sociology and the Economy: Economic

Institutions Sociology of Law

3:30 p.m. Sociology and Socialist Countries Kinship and Familism International Medical Sociology: A

Panel Discussion Correlates of Religious Commitment Societal Context of Education Urban Sociology: Papers on Urbaniza

tion and on Human Ecology Organization and Stress Crime and Delinquency

** By Reservation

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PROGRAM INDEX

TOPIC SESSION NUMBERS

Being Bl11ck in Americ11, On [Seminar) -------------------------------Belief Systems, Sociology o ------------------------------------------1970 Census Plans and Access Workshop, The ----------------------Comparative Study of National Opinion-Makers ------------------------Conformity and Social Control (Thematic) ----------------------------

Criminology -------------------------------------------------------Deviant Behavior -------------------------------------------------~Economy, Sociology and the -----------------------------------------Education, Socialization and (Thematic) ------------------------------Education, Sociology of ---------------------------------------------Environmental Planning, Sociology and (Thematic) ----------------------Family -------------------------------------------------------------Future of Sociology, The ---------------------------------------------Law, Sociology of ----------------------------------------------------Law and the Administration of Criminal Justice (Thematic) ---------------Macrosociology -----------------------------------------------------Mass Communication and Public Opinion -----------------------------Medical Sociology -------------------------------------------------Methodology ------------------------------------------------------Methods and Models: The New Sociometries ----------------------------M i I ita ry Institutions ------------------------------------------------New Directions in Sociology (Seminar) --------------------------------Organization and Stress (Seminar) -----------------------------------Political Sociology ------------------------------------------------Polity and the Academy, The (Thematic) ------------------------------Population and Population Control (Thematic) -----------------------Potpourri, SociologiC!!) (Seminar) --------------------------------------Rural Sociology --------------------------------------------------Science, Sociology of ----------------------------------------------Social Development, Sociology and (Thematic) -----------------------Social Psychology -------------------------------------------------Socia I Stratification ------------------------------------------------Soc!al!st <?o~ntries, Sociology and (Thematic) ------------------.:.------Soc1ol1ngu1shcs -----------------------------------------------------Sociological Resources for Secondary Schools ---------------------------Systems Analysis, Sociology and (Thematic) ---------------------------Teaching of Undergraduate Sociology, The -----------------------------Theory -------------------------------------------------------Theory Building -----------------------------------------------------UNESCO and the International Development of Sociology ---------------

Urban Sociology ----------------------------------------------------

30, 52 15, 73 Sp 51 17 I, II, 33, 77 25, 63 21, 67 62 8, 43, 74 10 2, I 8, J.+, 71 55 69 39 56 40 3, 12, 26, 72 7, 13, 47 64 19, 41 38 76 20, 48, 65 32 46 23, 61 14, 27 22, 50 24 5, 35, 42, 57 28, 36 70 49, 66 37 54 29, 58 4, 6, 16, 59 44 60 45, 75

NOTE: Sessions are numbered successively in order of appearance in the Program. The same number will be used to identify session rooms in the hotel.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

Members of the Conference Committee and the Executive Office of the ASA welcome you to Boston. In the hope of making your attendance 11t the Annual Meeting 11n enjoyable experience, both groups, easily identified by the ribbons on their badges, are avail11ble to assist you in 11ny way possible. Headquarters for the Committee and Staff is the Exeter Room on the conference level of the Sheraton-Boston Hotel.

INFORMATION DESK

The Information Desk is located ·on the Ballroom level adjacent to the Registration Booths. Here you will find:

I. ASA Desk, for information relating to membership, publications, luncheon tickets, etc. 2. Locator File of Registrants.

3. Message 11nd Mail Center. Names of those for whom there are messages and mail will be posted on the bulletin board 11t this Center. Please do not post messages on the board; turn them over to the person in ch11rge of the Center.

4. Offici11l Notices Bulletin Board, for changes in program listings, special committee meetings, special sessions, etc.

5. Tour Desk, for handling reservations for the Tufts Tour to Columbia Point, walking ond commercial tours of the Boston orea, and other gener11l information.

PROGRAM NOTES

Plenary Sessions

Monday, 8:30 p.m., Gr11nd Ballroom. Wilbur Cohen, Secret11ry of the Department of Health, Education, 11nd Welf!!re, will spe11k "On the Gap Between Knowledge 11nd Social Policy." Discussants will be Morris J11nowitz ond Albert J. Reiss, Jr.

Tuesday, 8:30 p.m., Grand Ballroom. Whitney Young, Executive Director of the Nation11l Urban Leegue, will speak "On the Gap Between Knowledge 11nd Soci11l Policy in Intergroup Relations," with G. Franklin Edw11rds and Raymond W. Mack as discussants.

Wednesday, 8:30 p.m., Grand Ballroom. President Philip M. Hauser will present his liddress on "The Chaotic Society: Product of the Social Morphological Revolution."

Special Sessions

The Rural Sociological Society end the American Sociological Association will jointly sponsor a session entitled "1970 Census Plans and Access Workshop" at the Somerset Hotel on Monday, I :30 to 5:15 p.m. Detoils are listed in this program.

Chair~en of Graduate Departments of Sociology have been invited to attend an open discussion session Tuesday, 3:30p.m., in Room 213 of the W11r Memorial Auditorium.

Luncheon Roundtables

Tuesday, Wednesday, 11nd Thursday, II :30 o.m., Grand Ballroom. Tickets were mailed in July for oil reserv11tions. If you did not receive or have mislaid your tickets, duplicates are available 11t the ASA Desk. Cancellations should also be made at this desk. If your ticket is resold, you will receive a refund from the Executive Office after the meetings. If you were unsuccessful in obtaining a reservation for one of the luncheon roundtables, you may register 11t this desk in the event of 11 c11ncell11tion. No one m11y enter the b11llroom without 11 reservlltion. No st11ndees or extr11 ploce$ ot the tobles 11re permissible.

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Social Occasions

Monday evening at 10:30 p.m., following the plenary session, the Sociological Musicians will entertain in the Constitutional Room.

Wednesday evening at I 0:30 p.m., following the Presidential Session, there will be a Dutch Treat party in the Constitution Room, open to oil registronts ond guests.

AVAILABILITY OF PAPERS

Copies of those po pers which were submitted to the Executive Office for reproduction will be placed on sole at a nominol price in the Registration Area ot noon on Monday. A list of available papers, numbers coded to correspond with the Abstracts, will be posted. Pleose order by number only. If the papers you desire are out of stock, provision has been made to handle pre-paid orders ofter the meeting. We regret thot copies of oil papers ore not ovoilable.

HOSPITALITY AND TOURS

The Tour of Tufts Comprehensive Community Health Action Program at Columbia Point has been scheduled for Wednesday afternoon. Since ottendance is limited, you should make your reservation as soon as possible at the Tour Desk in the Registration Area. Information on walking tours and commerciol tours in the Boston area is olso available at the Tour Desk.

BOOK EXHIBITS

Over 65 publishers' exhibits ore located in the War Memorial Auditorium adjacent to the hotel. In addition, o Iorge number of books ore available for your review on the Combined Book Exhibit tables, olong with o catalog listing. Journals of interest to sociologists ore displayed in this area.

PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT SERVICE

The Massachusetts State Employment Service, affiliated with the United Stotes Employment Service, is providing a placement center for members and other interested persons. This center is located in the War Memorial Auditorium, adjacent to the Book Exhibit orea. If you hove submitted on application or order for listing in the Placement Service, please activate your listing by checking in with the MSES os soon as possible after 9:00 a.m. on Monday.

FEDERAL RESEARCH AND TRAINING GRANTS

Representatives of the following United Stotes Government agencies are ovoilable in the War Memorial Auditorium for consultation regarding financial aid for research, training, end fellowships:

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

U. S. OFFCE OF EDUCATION, Bureau of Research

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH, U.S. Public Health Service

DIVISION OF DENTAL HEALTH, U. S. Public Health

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF GENERAL MEDICAL SCIENCES, National Institutes of Health, Behavioral Science Training Program of the Reseorch Training Gronts Bronch

OFFICE OF MANPOWER POLICY, EVALUATON AND RESEARCH, U. S. Department of Labor

SOCIAL AND REHABILITATION SERVICE ond SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION, U. S. Deportment of Health, Educotion, ond Welfore.

COUNCIL MEETINGS*

Sundoy, 9:00 a.m. Monday, 9:00 a.m. Wednesday, 3:30 p.m. Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Friday, 9:00 a.m.

1968 Council-Dolton / 1968 Council-Dalton 1969 Council-Dalton At-Large Members of the 1969 Council-Dalton 1969 Council-Dalton

Monday 7:00 o.m.

II :30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m.

Tuesday 7:00 o.m. 8:30 o.m.

COMMinEE AND BOARD MEETINGS*

President's Breakfast for Section Choirmen-Ciorendon Sociometry Board Luncheon-Berkeley A Maciver ond Sorokin Award Selection Committee-Berkeley B Committee on International Cooperotion-Ciarendon A

Sociological Methodology Board Breokfost-Dalton A Committee on Committees-Clarendon A Publications Committee-Hompton B Sub-Committee on Liaison with Sociologists in Eastern Europe t-Gordner Committee on Professional Ethics-Clarendon B

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11:30 a.m. President's Luncheon for Presidents of Regional and Affiliated Societies-

1:30 p.m.

3:30 p.m.

Wednesday 7:00 o.m. 8:30 o.m.

II :30 o.m.

1:30 p.m.

3:30 p.m.

Berkeley Sociology of Education Board Luncheon-Hampton A Committee on Clossification-Clorendon B Committee on the Executive Office ond Budget-Clarendon A Committee on Training ond Professional Standards-Dolton B Sub-Committee on Luncheon Roundtable Discussions-Hampton B Committee on Regional Affoirs-CI..rendon A Committee on Sections-Clarendon B Awords and Prizes Committee-Hampton B Post-Groduote Seminars Committee-Hampton A Open meeting for Chairmen of Groduote Departments of Sociology-W.M.A.

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Sociological Resources for Secondary Schools Committee Breokfost-Ciorendon 1969 Program Committee-Berkeley A Teoching Undergraduate Sociology Committee-Berkeley B Committee on Sociol Demography-Dolton Committee on Legal Protection in Social Research-Board Room American Sociological Review Boord Luncheon-Gardner B Journal of Health and Social Behavior Boord Luncheon-Gardner A Publications Committee-Ciorendon UNESCO Committee-Hampton B Committee on Government Statistics-Berkeley A Committee on International Order-Berkeley B Sub-Committee on Abstracting and Book Reviewing Services-Berkeley B

• By invitotion only. t Open to oil interested members.

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Thursday 7:00 a.m. 1970 Program Committee Breokfost-Dolton A 8:30 o.m. ASA-ISA-IIS Relations Committee-Clarendon A

Visiting Scientists Program Committee-Clarendon B II :30 o.m. Committee on Membership Luncheon-Berkeley

The American Sociologist Boord Luncheon-Clarendon A I :30 p.m. Committee on Certification in Social Psychology-Dolton A

Public Information Committee-CI11rendon B Committee on Sociologists in the N!!tion!!l Register-Dolton B

3:30 p.m. Sub-Committee on the Constitution ond By-Lows--CI11rendon A

Friday 9:00 o.m. Committee on Nominl!tions--Clorendon

OTHER MEETINGS

Tuesday II :30 o.m. American Journal of Sociology Boord Luncheon-Dolton A

Wednesday 7:00 o.m. Alpha Kappa Dalto Bre11kfost-Hompton

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LOCATION OF OFFICES AND ACTIVITIES

A floor pion of the hotel ond the adjacent Wor Memorial Auditorium is enclosed in your registration kit. Additional copies ore ovoil!!ble ot the Information Desk.

ASA ()!lice --------------------------------------------------------- Exeter Room Book Exhibits ------------------------------------------- Wor Memorial Auditorium Employment Center -------------------------------------- Wor Memori11l Auditorium Information Desk ------------------------------------ Convention Foyer, second floor Luncheon Roundtables --------------------------------------------- Grand Bo II room Messages ond Moil ---------------------------------- Convention Foyer, second floor Press Room ---------------------------------------------- Jefferson ond Kent Rooms Registrant File -------------------------------------- Convention Foyer, second floor U.S. Government Agencies ------------------------------- Wor Memorial Auditorium Papers for S!!le -------------------------------------- Convention Foyer, second floor

FUTURE MEETINGS OF THE ASA

1969, August 2&-28, Conr11d Hilton Hotel, Chicago, Illinois 1970, August 31-September 3, Sheraton P11rk Hotel, Washington, D. C. 1971, August 30-September 2, Denver Hilton Hotel, Denver, Colorado 1972, August 28-31, Conr11d Hilton Hotel, Chicago, Illinois 1973, August 27-30, New York Hilton Hotel, New York, New York 1974, August 26-29, Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Montreal, Quebec 1976, August 2&-28, Son Francisco Hilton Hotel, Son Francisco, Coliforni11 1976, August 30-September 2, Conr11d Hilton Hotel, ChiC~~go, Illinois

PROGRAM

MONDAY, AUGUST 26

8:30 a.m.

SECTION COUNCIL MEETINGS

CRIMINOLOGY-Fairfax

FAMILY-Hampton

MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY-Commonwealth

METHODOLOGY-Independence West

SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY-Constitution

THEORETICAL SOCIOLOGY-Gardner

SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION-Indepeadenc:e East

9:30 a.m.

SECTION BUSINESS MEETINGS

CRIMINOLOGY-Fairfax

FAMILY-Hampton

METHODOLOGY-Iadependenc:e West

SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY-Constitution

THEORETICAL SOCIOLOGY-Gardner

SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION-Independence East

MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY-Commonwealth

The Natura and Status of Medical Sociology-A Raappraisal Robert Straus, University of Kentucky

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Monday

1 :30 p.m.-session l-Grand Ballroom

LAW ENFORCEMENT IN URBAN SOCIAL STRUCTURE: PROBLEMS AND PERSPEC.. TIYES

Chairmen: David J. Bordua, University of Illinois

Looting in Civil Disturbances and Disasters Russell R. Dynes and E. L. Quarantelli, Ohio State University

Legality vs. Crime Control: Patterns of Citizen Ambivalence Albert J. Reiss, Jr., University of Michigan

Lower Level Police Supervision: A Perspective and Some Early Findings Larry L. Tifft, University of Illinois

Policing of Juveniles: Problems in Organization and Interaction Richard M. Brede, University of Illinois

1 :30 p.m.-session 2-Constltutlon

HISTORY OF THE FAMILY

Chairman: Marvin B. Sussman, Case Western Reserve University

Family Surrogates in Colonial America: The Moravian Experiment Gillian Lindt Gollin, American University

Cyclical Historical Changes in Opportunity and the Family P. M. G. Harris, Harvard University

Adolescence in Historical Perspective · John Demos and Virginia Demos, Brandeis University

Coming of Age in America: The American Girl in the 19th Century Barbara Welter, Hunter College

Discussion: Sigmund Diamond, Columbia University

1 :30 p.m.-session 3-Commonwealth

CONCEPTS AND ISSUES IN HEALTH PLANNING

Chairman: Robert Straus, University of Kentucky Medical Center

Papers: James H. Cavenaugh, Office of Comprehensive Health Planning, U. S. Public Health Service

John H. Knowles, Massachusetts General Hospital

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Monday (Session 3, Cont.)

Discussion: Sol Levine, Johns Hopkins University M. Elaine Cumming, New York Department of Mental Hygiene (Albany) Harold W. Demone, Jr., United Community Services of Metropolih•n

Boston

Additional discussion from the floor

1 :30 p.m.-session 4-Falrfax

CONTINUITIES IN SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY

Chairman: Morris Janowitz, University of Chicago

Critical Analysis of Contemporary Theories of Collective Behavior Roy Manning, University of Wisconsin (Milwaukee)

Theoretical Dimensions of Community Power Terry Clark, University of Chicago

Ambivalence and Social Relations Jan Hajda, Portland State College

1 :30 p.m.--5peclal Session-Somerset Hotel

THE 1970 CENSUS PLANS AND ACCESS WORKSHOP

Joint with Rural Sociological Society

Part I: The 1970 Census

Chairman: Conrad Taeuber, Bureau of the Census

Overview of the Census Plans David Kaplan, Bureau of the Census

The Data Delivery System Jack Beresford, Bureau of the Census

Data Relating to Farm Operators To be announcod

Open Discussion

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3:30 p.m.-spec:lal Session-Somerset Hotel

THE 1970 CENSUS PLANS AND ACCESS WORKSHOP


Pert II: Users Look at the Census: Evaluation of Date Access end Related Problems

Moderator: Conrad Taeuber, Bureau of the Census

Case Studies and Evaluations Glenn Fuguitt, University of Wisconsin James M. Sakoda, Brown University Edward G. Stockwell, University of Connecticut James Tarver, University of Georgie

Panel Discussion: Users end Census representatives

Open Discussion

3:30 p.m.-session 5-Grand Ballroom

CERTIFICATION PROBLEMS IN SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

'Chairman: R. Freed Bales, Harvard University

Panel: Theodore M. Mills, Yale University Relph H. Turner, University of California (Los Angeles) Edger F. Borgatta, University of Wisconsin

3:30 p.m.-session 6-Fairfax

CONTINUITIES IN SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY

Chairman: Morris Janowitz, University of Chicago

The Concept of Modernization: An Unfinished Chapter in Sociological Theory len Weinberg, University of Toronto

Changes of Emphasis in the Sociology of W. I. Thomas John W. Petras, Central Michigan University

Bureaucracy in Theory, Ideology end Structure Roger G. Krohn, MeGill University

Monday

3:30 p.m.-session 7-Constltutlon

METHODOLOGY: MEASUREMENT AND THEORY

Chairman: Hubert M. Blalock, Jr., University of North Caroline

Measuring the Permeability of Occupational Structures David D. McFarland, University of Michigan

Measures of Association for Ordinal Hypotheses Thomas P. Wilson, University of California (Sante Barbara)

Games as Vehicles for Social Theory James S. Coleman, Johns Hopkins University

Discussion: Theodore R. Anderson, University of Oregon Neil Henry, Cornell University

3:30 p.m.-session a-commonwealth

SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION

Chairmen: C. Arnold Anderson, University of Chicago

To be announced

8:30 p.m.-sessfon 9-Grand Ballroom

PLENARY SESSION


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On the Gap Between Knowledge end Social Policy Wilbur Cohen, Secretary, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare

Discussion: Morris Janowitz, University of Chicago Albert J. Reiss, Jr., University of Michigan

10:30 p.m.-Constitution

JAZZ SESSION

SOCIETY OF SOCIOLOGICAL MUSICIANS

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 27

8:30 a.m.-Session HI-Constitution

SOCIOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING lThematicl

Chairman: Scott Greer, Northwestern University

A Natural History Perspective Anthony Costonis, University of Wisconsin

A Scalar Perspective Peter Orleans, State University of New York College (Old Westbury)

A Political Perspective Edward Levine, Illinois Institute of Technology

An Organizational Perspective Scott Greer, Northwestern University

8:30 a.m.-Session J J-Commonwealth

STUDIES IN DELIN9UENCY

Chairman: Stephen Schafer, Northeastern University

Conformity and Deviance in the "Situation of Company" LaMar T. Empey ond Steven Lubeck, University of Southern California

An Empirical Test of a Causal Model of Deviance James C. Hackler, University of Alberta

Alternative Strategies for the Development of Delinquency Theories Applicable to Other Cultures

Lois B. DeFieur, Washington State University; Pedro David, University of El Salvador (Argentina)

Discussion: Frank R. Scarpitti, University of Delaware

8:30 a.m.-Session J2-Falrfax

HEALTH STATUS AND HEALTH SERVICES

Chairman: Janice A. Egeland, College of Medicine, Pennsylvania State University

Life Crises, Health Status, and Role Performance: Some Preliminary Findings Jerome K. Myers, Jacob Lindenthal, and Max P. Pepper, Yale University

Work, Retirement, and the Sick Role David L Ellison, University of Pittsburgh

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Tuesday (Session 12, Cont.)

Social Integration end Social Class Differences In the Utilization of Health Services Phillip M. Moody, Robert M. Gray, and John R. Ward, University of Utah

Medical Center

Judgments about Candidates for Psychotherapy as a Function of Social Class, Insight, and Verbal Ability

David W. Rowden, University of Kentucky; Jerry B. Michel and Ronald C. Dillehay, Texas Christian University; Harry W. Martin, University of Texas

Discussion: Sydney H. Croog, Harvard University

8:30 a.m.-Session J 3-W. M. A. 213

METHODOLOGY

Chairman: Robert S. Weiss, Harvard Medical School

Age and Mobility: Two Approaches to the Problem of Non-Stationarity Thomas Mayer, University of Michigan

Discussion: Lewis F. Carter, University of North Carolina

Reciprocity, Equivalence, Normative Behavior, and Social Prices Kathryn Lloyd, State University of New York College (Buffalo); Cliff Lloyd,

State University of New York (Buffalo J

Discussion: Richard S. Weckstein, Brandeis University

Dominated Strategies May be Rational: New Thoughts on the Philosophy of Decision Making

Morris F. Frledell, University of Michigan

Discussion: Richard S, Weckstein, Brandeis University

Action for What? A Methodological Critique of Evaluation Studies Edward A. Suchman, University of Pittsburgh

Discussion: Robert S. Weiss, Harvard Medical School

8:30 a.m.-Session 14-lndependence West

RURAL SOCIOLOGY


Chairman: Selz C. Mayo, North Carolina State University

The Community Association and Comprehensive Development Harold F. Kaufman, and Satadal Dasgupta, Mississippi State University

Differential Perceptions of Impact in a Rural Anti-Poverty Campaign Willis A. Sutton, Jr., University of Kentucky

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Extension Aims and Societal Change . John D. Photiadis, West Virginia University

Rural Social Services: An Evaluative Standard Marvin G. Weber, Ashland College; Joyce E. Dahlquist, Upper Iowa

College

8:30 a.m.-session JS-Independence East

MEASURING BELIEFS, VALUES, AND NORMS

Chairman: Benton Johnson, University of Oregon

The Components of Jewish Identification Bernard Lazerwiiz, Brandeis University

Some Laudable Uses of Bias in Measuring Religious Belief N. J. Demerath Jll and Richard M. Levinson, University of Wisconsin

Active Norms and Social Change in Zinacantan Francesca Cancian, Cornell University

Religious Sentiment, Belief and Participation in Japan Paul Wong, University of California (Berkeley)

8:30 a.m.-session J 6-W. M. A. 21 0

THE BOUNDARIES OF SOCIOLOGY

Chairman: Morris Janowiiz, University of Chicago

Sociological Theory and Psychological Theory Neil Smelser, University of California (Berkeley)

Territoriality and the Urban Community Jerry Suttles, University of Chicago

Phenomenology and Contemporary Sociological Theory Helmut R. Wagner, Hobart and William Smith Collegas

Discussion: Guy E. Swanson, University of Michigan

IJ:30 a.m.-Open Session-Gardner

SUB-COMMITTEE ON LIAISON WITH SOCIOLOGISTS IN EASTERN EUROPE

Chairman: Irwin T. Sanders, Education and World Affairs

Tuesday

11 :30 a.m.-Grand Ballroom

LUNCHEON ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS

Presenter

I. Michael T. Aiken

2. Joan Aldous 3. Robert R. Alford

4. Alan Ross Anderson

6. Shirley S. Angrist 6. John C. Ball 7. Bernard B.rber 8. Bernard Beck 9. Seymour S. Bellin

I 0. Bennett M. Berger

II. Albert D. Biderman 12. Zena S. Blau

13. Milton Bloombaum 14. Norman M. Bradburn

16. Warren Breed 16. H. Taylor Buckner

17. Werner J. Cahnman 18. Arthur A. Campbell 19. David Chaplin 20. Harold T. Christensen

Topic Chairman

Community Power Structure and Social Ludwig L. Geismar Welfare Decisions: Related or Irrele-vant?

Theory and Family Sociology Data Archives: An Unexploited Resource

for Social Scientists Applications of Symbolic Logic to Soc.i-

ology The Study of Sex Roles Current Trends in Drug Addiction Research Drugs and Society Does Poverty Pay? Evaluation Research

The Continued Vitality of the Myth of Suburbia

Government-Researcher Relationships Social Mobility, Socialization and

Achievement Methodological Innovations Research Organization and Graduate

Training: Compatibilities and Discontinuities

The Social Dynamics of Suicide Police: The Culture of a Social Control

Agency History of Sociology Is "Family Planning" Enough 7 Cross-Cultural Interviewing of Elites

Glen H. Elder, Jr. Sherwood B. Slater

Herman Turk

Thomas J. Scheff Robert Maisel Henry L. Lennard Shailer Thomas Leslie Kish Kent Schwirian

Louis H. Orzack Eugene Litwak

David Gold Irving F. Lukoff

Ronald W. Maris Arthur L. Wood

Joseph S. Himes Donald A. Hansen Richard J. Hill Gilbert D. Nass

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21. John P. Clark 22. James A. Davis

The Value Problem in Family Research Cross-Cultural Studies of Deviance Contextual Analysis-Poor Man's Sociom-

Theodore N. Ferdinand

23. Norman K. Denzin 24. Irwin Deutscher

26. Lewis A. Dexter 26. Simon Diniiz 27. Bruce K. Eckland

28. Jack Elinson 29. Ray H. Elling

30. LaMar T. Empey

etry or Rich Man's Survey Analysis? Ethics of Disguised Observation Experimental and Field Studies: Do Dif

ferent Sources of Error Cancel Each Other Out?

Sociological Attitudes Towards Stupidity Longitudinal Research in Delinquency Genetic Influence on Sociological Vari-

ables

Sociomedical Community Surveys The Planning Process and Social Interven

tion

Social vs. Scientific Responsibilities in Sociology: A Real or Spurious Issue

Jack Sawyer

Shirley A. Star Matilda W. Riley

Ruby Jo R. Kennedy Paul Roman David J. Kallen

Vernon C. Pohlmann Juanita F. Murphy

Clarence C. Sherwood

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Tuesday (Luncheons, Cont.)

31. Arnitai Etzioni 32. Stephen L Finner

Peace Research and Societal Action The Sociology of Abortion

33. Mary E. Goss

34. Hallowell Pope 35. Alice Rossi

Hospital Organization and Physicians' Professional Performance

Teaching of Undergraduate Sociology Woman's Needs and Rights: The Case for

Ambiguity

36. Michael E. J. Rowan A Research Design for the Understanding of Social Change from a Human Ecosys· tern Perspective

37. Israel Rubin 38. Stephen Schafer

39. Edwin M. Schur 40. Rodney Stark

Revision of the Concept of Community The Criminal Victim and Social Respond·

bility Trends in Deviance Theory The Measurement of Anti-Semitism

1 :30 p.m.-seulon 17-Constltutlon

SOCIAL PROBLEMS AND SOCIAL CONTROL lTIJematlcl

Chairman: Stanton Wheeler, Russell Sage Foundation

Introduction Stanton Wheeler, Russell Sage Foundation

Law Enforcement and Social Policy Albert J. Reiss, Jr., University of Michigan

Drug Use and Social Policy Alfred R. Lindesmlth, Indiana University

Rae-Education and Social Policy James S. Coleman, Johns Hopkins University

Peter I. Rose Clarence Schrag E. Gartly Jaco

A. B. Hollingshead Janice H. Hopper

Eugene A. Wilkening

Vincent H. Whitney Richard D. Knudten

James F. Short Leonard D. Savitz

Poverty and Social Policy S. M. Miller, Ford Foundation and New York University; Pamela A. Roby,

New York University

The "Logic" of Social Policy Research Arnitai Etzioni, Columbia University

1 :30 p.m.-5eulon IS-Independence West

THE FAMILY: INFLUENCE, AUTHORITY, AND FERTILITY

Chairman: Hyman Rodman, Merrill-Palmer Institute

Social Class, Fertility, and Authority in Nuclear and Joint Households in Bombay Murray A. Straus, University of New Hampshire; Dorothea Winkelmann,

University of Minnesota

The Employment of Wives, Dominance and Fertility Robert H. Weller, Brown University

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A Refinement of Resource Theory of Family Power Eugene A. Wilkening, University of Wisconsin

Family Growth and Variation in Family Role Structure Frederick L. Campbell and Barbara K. Campbell, University of Washington

1 :30 p.m.-session J 9-lndependence East

COMPARATIVE MILITARY INSTITUTIONS

Chairman: Charles C. Moskos, Jr., Northwestern University

Military Organization and Civilian Roles in Latin America Juan Saxe-Fernandez, Hofstra University

Conspiratorial Groups in Military Organizations Kenneth Fidel, University of Illinois (Chicago Circle)

Military Culture and the Political Role of the Military in Chile Roy A. Hansen, University of California (Berkeley)

Discussion: Juan J. Linz, Yale University

1 :30 p.m.-session 20-Falrfax

POLITICAL MODERNIZATION AND SOCIAL STRATIFICATION

Chairman: Gerhard Lenski, University of North Carolina

Modernization and Political Representation: 1927-1966 Phillips Cutright and James A. Wiley, Washington University (St. Louis)

Political Equality and Social Stratification: A Comparative Analysis Joseph Gusfield, University of California (San Diego)

Discussion: S. M. lipset. Harvard University Maurice Zeitlin, University of Wisconsin

1:30 p.m.-session 21-Gardner

SOCIOLOGY AND THE ECONOMY: COMPLEX ORGANIZATION

Chairman: Stanley H. Udy, Jr., Yale University

Environmental Factors and Organizational Integration Jay W. Lorsch and Paul R. Lawrence, Harvard University

Technology, Division of Labor, and Administration in Industry William A. Rushing, Vanderbilt University

The Power and Functions of Boards of Directors: A Theoretical Synthesis Mayer N. Zald, Vanderbilt University

Men in Mid-Career Cyril Sof~tr, Cambrid'ie University (En'iland)

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Tuesday

1:30 p.m.-session 22-W. M. A. 210

SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE

Chairman: Norman Kaplan, George Washington University

The Presidential Address as Ritual and as Reflection Lawrence E. Riley and Elmer Spreitzer, Ohio State University

Obsolescence of Knowledge and the Professional Career Robert Perrucci, Purdue University; Robert A. Rothman, University of

Delaware

Toward a Sociology of Applied Science Howard M. Vollmer, Stanford Research Institute

Departmental Prestige and Scientific Productivity Warren 0. Hagstrom, University of Wisconsin

Discussion: Norman W. Storer, Social Science Research Council Bernard Barber, Columbia University


SOCIOLOGICAL POTPOURRI (Seminar)

Chairman: Charles M. Bonjean, University of Texas

The Dynamics of Upheaval: GheHo Riots and Others 1967 Louis C. Goldberg, Johns Hopkins University

Negro Youth in the GheHo Riots David Boesel, Johns Hopkins University

Civil Disorder and the Agents of Social Control Gary Marx, Harvard University

Relative Influence of Parents and Peers on the Educational Plans of Adolescents Denise B. Kandel and Gerald S. Lesser, Harvard University

Neighborhood Type, Race, and Anomie: An Exploratory Analysis Robert A. Wilson, Temple University

3:30 p.m.-session 24-ladependence West

SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT IThematlcJ

Chairman: Arthur L Stinchcombe, University of California (Berkeley)

Eastern •nd Western PaHerns of Development of Social Rights Gaston V. Rimlinger, Rice University

Discussion: Harold L. Wilensky, University of California (Berkeley) Phillips Cutright, Washington University (St. Louis) Samuel Kaplan, University of California (Berkeley)

Tuesday

3:30 p.m.-session 25-Coastltutlon

DEVIANCE: OLD AND NEW

Chairman: Albert K. Cohen, University of Connecticut

Aggression in 58 Nonliterate Societies: An Exploratory Analysis Stuart Palmer, University of New Hampshire

Community Structure, Mental Hospitalization and Reaction to Deviant Behavior Arnold S. Linsky, University of New Hampshire

Premarital Sex as Deviant Behavior Ira L. Reiss, University of Iowa

The Hippy Community, Deviance and Social Control Jesse R. PiHs, Oakland University

3:30 p.m.-session 26-Falrfax

THE AUTHORITY AND POWER OF MEDICINE

Chairman: Eliot Freidson, New York University

The American Medical Association: A Case Study of Professional Politics Robert Feinbaum, University of Santa Clara

The Role of Medical Care in a Changing Social System James E. Veney, Blue Cross Association (Chicago)

Illness among Physicians as a Threat to Their Authority Herbert Synder, University of Colorado

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The Influence of Legal Council Upon the Decision to Admit Patients to a State Mental Hospital

Dennis Wenger, Ohio State University; C. Richard Fletcher, Yale University

Discussion: Leonard Reissman, Tulane University

3:30 p.m.-session 27-lndependence East

RURAL SOCIOLOGY

Joint with Rural Soc:iological Society

Chairman: Selz C. Mayo, North Carolina State University

Community Planning as Institutional Innovation: The Case of the Small City Roy C. Buck and Robert A. Rath, Pennsylvania State University

Reorganization of Health Care for Rural Residents John B. Mitchell and Geoffrey Gibson, Ohio State University

Law and Custom: A Case Study. The Enforcement of Forest Fire Laws in Two Rural Communities

B. Eugene Griessman, North Carolina State University

Medical Costs of Southern Rural Families Daniel E. Alleger, University of Florida

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Tuesday

3:30 p.m.-session 28-W. M. A. 210

SOCIAL STRATIFICATION

Chairman: Edward 0. Laumann, University of Michigan

Relations among Status, Power, and Economic Rewards in Simple and Complex Social Systems

James C. Kimberly, Stanford University

Social Stratification in Argentina: The Percept1ons of Argentine Youth David Nasatir, University of California (Berkeley)

Income and Ideology: General and Situated Beliefs About the American Opportunity System

Joan Rytina, University of Notre Dame; William H. Form, Michigan State University; John Pease, University of Maryland

Schools In the Stratification Process: Some Results of an Analysis of Covariance Approach Robert M. Hauser, Brown University

Discussion: David J. Armor, Harvard University

3:30 p.m.--Session 29-Commonwealth

THE TEACHING OF UNDERGRADUATE SOCIOLOGY

Chairman: August B. Hollingshead, Yale University

The Teaching of Undergraduate Sociology: A Pragmatic and Theoretical Approach at a Liberal Arts College

Sue Titus Reid and Winston W. Ehrmann, Cornell College

The Teaching-Learning Process and Objectives for the Introductory Course Daniel F. Wozniak, Miami University {Ohio)

Learning to Learn: An Effort at Innovation for Introductory Sociology Courses David M. Cox, University of Wisconsin {Rock County Campus)

Discussion: Rodolfo Alvarez, Yale University

3:30 p.m.--Session 3o-Grand Ballroom

ON BEING BLACK IN AMERICA-I fSemlnarl

Chairman: David Gottlieb, Pennsylvania State University

Recent Trends in Race Relations Research James M. Fandrich and Lee Sloan, Florida State University

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Cargo Cults and the Contemporary Urban Crisis Roy 0. Manning and William J. Sauer, University of Wisconsin (Mil·

waukee} Liberal Advocates and Contervative Parents: Popular Resistance to School Integration

John Finley Scott, University of California (Davis}: lois Heyman Scott, University of Washington

Black Power and the Negro Community in Man Society Seymour leventman, Boston College

3:30 p.m.-open Sesslon-W. M. A. 213

CHAIRMEN OF GRADUATE DEPARTMENTS OF SOCIOLOGY

Chairman: Hannan C. Salvin, State University of New York {Stony

8:30 p.m.--session 31--Graad Ballroom

PLENARY SESSION


Brook)

On the Gap Between Knowledge and Secial Policy in Intergroup Relations Whitney M. Young, Jr., Executive Director, National Urban league

Discunion: G. Franklin Edwards, Howard University Raymond W. Mack, Northwestern University

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28

8:30 a.m.-$esslon 32-Constltutlon

THE POLITY AND THE ACADEMY fTbematlcJ

Chairman: Leonard S. Cottrell, Jr., University of North Carolina

The Polity and the Academy: A Sociological Profile

Discussion:

Irving Louis Horowitz, Washington University (St. Louis)

Morris Janowitz, University of Chicago Raymond W. Mack, Northwestern University Henry W. Riecken, Social Science Research Council Philip Selznick, University of California (Berkeley)

8:30 a.m.-session 33-W. M. A. 210

CRIMINALITY AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATION

Chairman: Simon Dinitz, Ohio State University

The Criminal Process: A Theory of Crime Richard Quinney, New York University

Inter-organizational Imagery and Integration of Social Co~trol Agencies in Japan John P. Clark, University of Minnesota; Dorothy Broom Darroch, University

of Illinois

Crime and Organization of Social Control Jack D. Douglas, Syracuse University

Discussion: Vernon Fox, Florida State University

8:30 a.m.-session 34-Falrfax

MATE SELECTION, PREMARITAL BEHAVIOR, AND MARRIAGE

Chairman: Alan C. Kerckhoff, Duke University

Skin Color, Social Mobility, and Mate Selection J. Richard Udry and Karl E. Bauman, University of North Carolina

Social Participation, Self-Concept, and Interpersonal Valuation Robert H. Coombs, Bowman Gray School of Medicine

Ernest W. Burgess and His Research on Marriage Bernard Farber, University of Illinois

Types of Marriage and Social Change Remi Clignet and Joyce Sween, Northwestern University

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Wednesday

8:30 a.m.-seulon 35-W, M. A. 213

SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

Chairman: Theodore M. Mills, Yale University

Communication Networks and Behavior Consequences Robert L. Burgess, University of Washington; L. Keith Miller, Anna State

Hospital

Perceived Confidence, Expressed Confidence, and Resolution of Disagreement Richard Johnson and Harvey London, Brandeis University

The Effects of Selected Social Relationships on the Resolution and Maintenance of Dissensus in the Autokinetic Situation

Samuel F. Sampson, Harvard University

Computer Simulation of Small Group Decisions: Model Three A. Paul Hare, Haverford College; Hartmann Scheiblechner, Institute for

Advanced Studies (Vienna)

8:30 a.m.-session 36--lndependence West

SOCIAL STRATIFICATION

Chairman: Edward 0. Laumann, University of Michigan

Effects of Parental Income, Education, and Occupation on Educational Aspirations and Achievement

Kenneth G. Lutterman and William H. Sewell, University of Wisconsin

Social Class Measurement-li-The Case of the Duncan SEI Marie R. Haug and Marvin B. Sussman, Case Western Reserve University

Is Anti-Semitism a Social Class Phenomenon? Gertude Selznick and Stephen Steinberg, University of California

(Berkeley)

Social Stratification and Social Policy S. M. Miller, The Ford Foundation and New York University; Martin Rein,

Bryn Mawr College

Discussion: Paul M. Siegel, University of Michigan

8:30 a.m.-session 37-lndependence East

SOCIOLOGICAL RESOURCES FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS

Chairman: Neal Gross, Harvard University

The Reaction of High School Teachers to SRSS Materials Bruce M. Hackett, University of California (Davis)

Five Hundred Students Take the SRSS Sociology Course: A First Appraisal Thomas J. Switzer and Everett K. Wilson, Sociological Resources for Secon

dary Schools

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Wednesday (Session 37, Cont.J

The Education of Operation Paperback: A Progress Report Helen MacGill Hughes, Sociological Resources for Secondary Schools

Some Reflections on a National Commission for the Social Studies Robert C. Angell, Sociological Resources for Secondary Schools

8:30 a.m.--session 38-Commonwealth

NEW DIRECTIONS IN SOCIOLOGY: FASHION OR THRUST? ISemlnarJ

Chairmen: John H. Gagnon, State University of New York (Stony Brook}

Fashion In Science: Does it Exist? Diana Crane, Johns Hopkins University

A Manifesto for Sociologists: Institution Formation Gerald M. Scheflander, Boston University; Henry Etzkowih, University of

Chicago

International Contributions by Soviet Sociologists Alex Simirenko, University of Nevada

The Perils of Specielb:etion In Sociology: The Study of Crime and the Study of Community Power Structures

Robert H. Bohlke, American International College

1 0:30 a.m.-Constitution

ASA BUSINESS MEETING (open to members)



Presenter Topic Chairmen

46. Paul J. Baker Innovations In Teaching the lntroduc- Jay W. Artis tory Course

47. Stanley K. Blgmen Strategies for Residential Deaegrege-tion

Robert M. White

48. Donald J. Bogue Needed Research on Failure to Adopt Preston Yellen Fertility Control

49. Lewis A. Coser The Functions of Violence Stuart H. Palmer 50. Thomas E. Dow, Jr. Sub-Saharan Fertility and Attitudes Irwin T. Senders

Toward Family Planning 51. Thomes R. Ford Social Research and Social Action Harold Merit 62. Edward P. Friedman Sociology of Chronic and Geriatric

Diseases Richerd O'Toole

53. John J. Gagnon Marijuana, Alcohol and Tobacco Earl Rublngton

Wednesday (Luncheons, Cont.)

54. Daniel Glaser

55. Nathan Goldman 56. Milton M. Gordon 57. Allen D. Grimshaw

58. Edward Gross

59. Neal Gross

60. Robert W. Habenstein 61. Jeffrey K. Hadden

62. Helen MecGill Hughes

63. Jacquelyne J. Jackson

64. Eric Josephson

65. Howard B. Kaplan 66. Lewis M. Killian

67. John Kosa 68. Roger G. Krohn

69. Otto N. Larsen

70. Edward W. Lehman

71. Robert C. Leonard 72. Sol Levine 73. Jerry M. Lewis

74. Donald McCalister 75. Sheldon L Messinger

76. Robert K. Merton

77. Omar K. Moore

78. Saad Z. Nagi 79. Herold A. Nelson

80. Charles H. Page 81. Harold W. Pfautz

82. Maurice Pinard 83. Ned Polsky

84. George S. Rosenberg

Research and Theory on Deviant Be-havior: Nomothetic or Idiographic 1

What is Deviant Behavior? The Intellectual as 11 Social Category Comparative Sociology: In What Way Different from All Other Sociol·

ogies7 The Fate of Idees in Complex Orga

nizations Role Ana lysis in the Next Decade: Its

Potentialities for Shedding light on Significant Problems of Sociological Theory end Public Policy

The Central City Negro Family What Do Sociologists Know about

Riots? Problems in Preparing Paperbacks in

High School Sociology The Relevancy and Irrelevancy of

Race in en Analysis of Sociological Variables

Resistance to Social Surveys in Ghetto Areas

Self Attitudes end Deviant Behavior Will the Reel White Southerner Please

Stand Up? Poverty and Health Current Developments in the Sociol

ogy of Science Mass Media and the Portrayal of

Violence A Preliminary Note on Some Problems

of Macro-sociological Measurement Methodology of Field Experiments Stress end Cardiovascular Disease Marshall McLuhan's Thought: Implica-

tions for Sociological Analysis The Social Context of Infant Mortality Prisons, Paroles end the Criminal

Justice Process Criteria of Scientific end Scholarly

Productivity The Theory of the Game as a Social

Conflict Model On the Sociology of Research Private Armies and the American

Social Order Sociology of Sports Collective Behavior as a Sociological

Perspective Poverty and Protest Sociology of Art as the Sociology of

Styles The Aged, Family end Friends

Derek L Phillips

Jackson Toby Richerd A. Peterson Leonard D. Cain, Jr.

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William R. Rosengren

Gordon J. DiRenzo

Basil G. Zimmer Edger Z. Friedenberg

Charles Gregg

Butler A. Jones

Lawrence Podell

Lee N. Robins James Cowhig

Saxon Graham Philip C. Segi

Barbara A. Key

James W. Wiggins

Ann G. Olmsted Jean H. Thresher Paul Sites

Rose Leub Coser Frank R. Scarpitti

Bernard N. Meltzer

H. Laurence Ron

Santo F. Camilleri Robert E. L. Faris

Leslie L. Clerk Anthony Oberschell

Harold L Shepperd Harry C. Dillingham

Harold N. Organic

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Wednesday


LAW AND THE ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE lThematieJ

Chairman: Lloyd E. Ohlin, Harvard University

The Law, the Poor, end the Establishment Gresham M. Sykes, University of Denver

Discussion: Edwin M. Schur, Tufts University; Richerd D. Schwartz, Northwestern University; Lloyd L. Weinreb, Harvard University Law School

1 :30 p.m.-session 40-W. M. A. 210

MASS COMMUNICATION AND PUBLIC OPINION

Chairmen: Charles R. Wright, National Science Foundation

Advertising Themes end Quiet Revolutions: Dilemmas in French Canada Frederick Elkin, York University

Television in the lives of Disadvantaged Children Gladys Engel Lang, Center for Urban Education

American Audiences for International Political Communications Don D. Smith, Florida State University

Discussion: To be announced

1:30 p.m.-session 41-W. M.A. 213

AMERICAN MILITARY INSTITUTIONS

Chairman: Charles C. Moskos, Jr., Northwestern University

The Military as a Welfare Institution Bernard Beck, Northwestern University

Alone In the Crowd: Military Schools in American Society S. D. Vestermark, Jr., Human Sciences Research, Inc.

Army Officer Career Patterns . Thomas A. Rehm and William L. Golden, U.S. Military Academy

The Armed Forces Examining Station: A Sociological Perspective Leon Bramson, Swarthmore College

Discussion: Leonard S. Cottrell, Jr., University of North Caroline

Wednesday

1 :30 p.m.-session 42-lndependence West

SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

Chairman: Chad Gordon, Harvard University

An Experimental Method for the Measurement of Identification Richerd Ofshe, University of California (Berkeley)

Self Conceptions in India .and .the United States Edwin D. Driver, University of Massachusetts

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Personal and Family Possessions as Signs in the Identification of Self and Significant Others

Joseph Cohen, University of Washington

The Negotiation of Reality: The Process of Assessing Responsibility Thomas J. Scheff, University of California (Sante Barbera)

1 :30 p.m.-seulon 43-constltutlon

"LIFE-CHANCES" IN AMERICAN HIGHER EDUCATION

Chairman: To be announced

Relation of Type of College Attended to Graduation Eldon L. Wegner, University of Hawaii; William H. Sewell, University of

Wisconsin

Social Class, College Contexts, end College Dropout David H. Kamens, Northeastern University

Allocation of College Graduates to Graduate end Professional Schools Joe L. Spaeth, NORC, University of Chicago

1:30 p.m.-session 44-lndependence East

THEORY BUILDING

Chairman: Hubert M. Blalock, Jr., University of North Carolina

Theories of Matching and Mobility Harrison C. White, Harvard University

Theory, Deduction and Rules of Correspondence Herbert L. Costner, University of Washington

A Mathematical Formaliution of Durkheim's Theory of the Causes of the Division of labor

"enneth C. Lend, University of Texas

Discussion: Morris F. Friede)), University of Michigan Elton F. Jackson, Indiana University

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Wednesday

1 :30 p.m.-sessloa 45-Falrfax

URBAN SOCIOLOGY: CITY GROWTH AND DIFFERENTIATION (A session in honor of the late Ernest W. Burgess)

Chairman: H. H. Winsborough, University of Wisconsin

Two Models of Urban Spatial Differentiation Edgar W. Butler, University of North Carolina

Occupational Advancement and Verticle Residential Mobility among Negroes and Whites in Chicago

Bruce C. Straits and Paul L Wuebben, University of California (Santa Barbara)

Racial Change in a Stable Community Harvey Molotch, University of California (Santa Barbara)

Discussion: Reynolds Farley, University of Michigan

3:30 p.m.-Session 46-Constltutloa

POPULATION AND POPULATION CONTROL ITIJematlcJ

Chairman: Charles F. Westoff, Princeton University

The Interaction of Population Research and Policy Dudley Kirk, Stanford University

Discussion: Otis Dudley Duncan, University of Michigan Lincoln H. Day, Yale University Vincent H. Whitney, University of Pennsylvania Norman B. Ryder, University of Wisconsin

3:30 p.m.-Session 47-W. M. A. 210

METHODOLOGY

Chairman: Leslie Kish, University of Michigan

Data Analysis and Covariance Methods Karl Schuessler, Indiana University

Technical, Organizational, and Communicational Dimensions of Work Requirements Malcolm J. Carr, U. S. Naval Personnel Research Activity

Review and Comparison of Simple Statistical Tests for Scalogram Analysis Roland J. Chilton, Florida State University

Uses and Abuses of Guttman Scaling John P. Robinson, University of Michigan

Discussion: Robert H. Somers, University of California (Berkeley) Graham Kalton, London School of Economics J. David Martin, Washington State University

Wednesday

3:30 p.m.--Seulon 48-Commonwealth

STRATEGIES OF PROTEST IN AMERICAN SOCIETY

Chairman: Robert R. Alford, University of Wisconsin

American Underclass Politics Norbert Wiley, Wayne State University

Non-Radical Political Movements: Political Mobilization and the Middle Class Howard Aldrich, University of Michigan

Strategies of Protest: Developments in Conflict Theory Donald W. Light, Jr., Brandeis University

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Tactics and Tensions in a Summer of Yesteryear: A Panel Analysis of 1965 Southern-Civil Rights Volunteers

N. J. Demerath Ill, Gerald Marwell, and Michael Aiken, University of Wisconsin

Discussion: Authors will discuss each other's papers

3:30 p.m.-Session 49-Falrfax

SOCIOLINGUISTICS

Chairman: Stanley Lieberson, University of Washington

Some Perspectives on Sociolinguistics Allen D. Grimshaw, Indiana University and University of California

(Berkeley)

Class and Race Effects on Slang Vocabularies David R. Heise and Edward Nelsen, University of Wisconsin

Language Restoration and Irish Social Structure Gordon F. Streib, Cornell University

Toward a Sociological Theory of Translation R. Bruce W. Anderson, Duke University

3:30 p.m.-Session S~lndependence West

STUDIES IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE

Chairman: Norman Kaplan, George Washington University

The Delayed Recognition of Scientific Contributions: A Study of Resistance in Science Stephen Cole, Columbia University

The Micro Social Structure of an Invisible College: The Phage Group Nicholas C. Mullins, Dartmouth College

Citation Patterns in Academic Physics: A Study of Scientific Interchange Jonathan Cole, Columbia University

The Referee System in Science: An Empirical Analysis of the Evaluation Process Harriet A. Zuckerman and Robert K. Merton, Columbia University

Discussion: Joseph Ben-David, University of Chicago and Hebrew University Talcott Parsons, Harvard University

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Wednesday

3:30 p.m.--Seufoa 51-Independence East

THE INTERNATIONAL STUDY OF OPINION MAKERS

Chairman: George Fischer, Columbia University

Power, Influence, and Social Circles: A New Methodology for Studying National Opinion-Makers

Charles Kadushin, Columbia University

Opinion Makers in the Modern World: The First Phase of a Study in Yugoslavia Bogdan Denitch, Bureau of Applied Social Research

Discussion: Juan J. Llnz, Yale University George Zaninovich, University of Oregon

3:30 p.m.--Seufoa 52-Grand Ballroom

ON BEING BLACK IN AMERICA-II fSemfnarl

Chairman: David Gottlieb, Pennsylvania State University

Black Aggression: Mark of Failure or Mark of Progress? Robert W. Friedrichs, Drew University

Barriers to Higher Levels of Educational Attainment in an 'Open Class' Society A. Lewis Rhodes, Florida State University

Some Aspects of the Policeman's Role as it Impinges Upon Family Life in a Negro Ghetto

David A. Schulz, Pennsylvania State University

8:30 p.m.--Session 53-Grand Ballroom

PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS

Chairman: Ralph H. Turner, University of California (Los Angeles)

The Chaotic Society: Product of the Social Morphological Revolution Philip M. Hauser, University of Chicago

10:30 p.m.-Co•stltutlon,

DUTCH TIIAT PARTY

THURSDAY, AUGUST 29

8:30 a.m.--Seufoa 54-Commonwealth

SOCIOLOGY AND SYSTEMS ANALYSIS fTIJematlcl

Chairman: James S. Coleman, Johns Hopkins University

Gaps and Bridges between Sociology and Systems Analysis Frederick F. Stephan, Princeton University

Systematic Policy Analysis: A New Demand on Sociology Fred C. lkle, RAND Corporation

DisCUIIion: Donald Schon, Organization fOI" Social and Technical Innovation Eleanor Bernert Sheldon, Russell Sage Foundation

8:30 a.m.--Seufon 55-Independence West

THE FUTURE OF SOCIOLOGY: STUDENTS AND PROFESSORS YIEW THEIR DISCIPLINE

Chairman: Wilbert E. Moore, Princeton University

Panel: Raymond W. Mack, Northwestern University Student Participants to be announced

8:30 a.m.--Session 56-ladepeadence East

MACROSOCIOLOGY

Chairman: Amltai Etzioni, Columbia University

Bringing Society Back In: Survey Research and Macro-Methodology Allen Barton, Columbia University

Coalition Building and Mobilization Against Poverty Carolyn Atkinson, Harvard University

Discussion: Richard Flecks, University of Chicago Peter M. Blau, University of Chicago

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Thursday

8:30 a.m.-Session 57-Fairfax

SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

Chairman: A. Paul Hare, Haverford College

H11s Sociometry Forgotten the Sociologist? Henry J. Watts, University of Akron

The Gap between Reality and Expectation as a Force in Ghetto Riots Byron E. Munson, Eastern Illinois University

Dogmatism and Presidential Preferences in the 1964 Elections Gordon J. DiRenzo, Indiana University

How Presumed Disadvantag11 Hurts Cooperation William R. Morgan, University of Chicago; Jack Sawyer, Northwestern

University

How Information Helps the Underdog W. Eugene Groves, Johns Hopkins University; Jack Sawyer, Northwestern

University

8:30 a.m.-Session 58-W. M. A. 21 0

THE TEACHING OF UNDERGRADUATE SOCIOLOGY

Chairman: August B. Hollingshead, Yale University

Sociology of the Future Max A. Papa and D. Paul Miller, Illinois Wesleyan University

A Systems Approach to Educational Planning in Sociology David Booth, Oakland University

Improving Student Performance in Introductory Sociology: A Pilot Study Hallowell Pope, University of Iowa

Discussion: J. S. Himes, North Carolina College (Durham)

8:30 a.m.-Session 59-W. M. A. 213

THEORY CONSTRUCTION FOR SOCIAL CHANGE

Chairman: David Street, University of Chicago

Theory Construction for Family Analysis: The Case of Marital Dissolution F. Ivan Nye, Lynn C. White and James S. Frideres, Washington State

University

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Thursday (Session 59, Cont.)

Complex Organizations: The Implementation of Major Organizational Innovations Neal Gross, University of Pennsylvania; Joseph B. Giacquinta, New York

University; and Marilyn Bernstein, Harvard University

Urban Power Structures and the Management of Innovation: A Typology and Related Theoretical Deductions

Alvin Boskoff, Emory University

Discussion: Arthur L Stinchcomba, University of Californta (Berkeley)

8:30 a.m.-Seulon 6G-Gardner

UNESCO AND THE INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPIMENT OF SOCIOLOGY

Chairman: Robart C. Angell, Sociological Resources for Secondary Schools

Panel: Constantine Warvariv, U. S. Department of State Charles P. Loomis, ASA Representative, U. S. National Commission for

UNESCO Paul F. Lazarsfald, Columbia University Irene B. Taeuber, Princeton University Elise Boulding, University of Colorado

8:30 a.m.-Session 6J-Constltutlon

SOCIOLOGICAL POTPOURRI fSemlnarJ

Chairman: Sanford M. Dornbusch, Stanford University

Significance Tests Reconsidered Denton E. Morrison, Michigan State University; Ramon E. Henkel, Univer

sity of Maryland

The Emergence of Stratification in Exchange Networks: An Experimental Demonstration Robert Leik, Richard Emerson, and Robert L Burgess, University of Wash

ington

Extent and Sources of Mother-Child Consensus on Educational Plans Eva E. Sandis, Fordham University

Student Politics: Continuities in Political Socialization William Simon, Institute for Juvenile Research; Donald Carns, Research

Guild (Chicago); and John H. Gagnon, State University of New York (Stony Brook}

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Thursday

10:30 a.m.-Constitution

ASA BUSINESS MEETING (open to members)



Presenter

91. Donald W. Ball 92. Bernard P. Cohen

93. Herbert J. Gens

94. David Gottlieb

95. Thomas C. Hood

96. Mirra Komarovsky

97. J. Henry Korson 98. Stanford M. Lyman

99. Albert M. McQueen

too. Lloyd E. Ohlin 101. Talcott Parsons

I 02. Enrico L. Quarantelli

103. Hyman Rodman I 04. Peter H. Rossi

I 05. Constantina Safilios-Rothschild

106. Michael Schwartz 107. Richard D. Schwartz

108. Joseph W. Scott

109. Robert A. Scott

II 0. Melvin Seeman

Ill. Ethel Shanas 112. Nathaniel H. Siegel

113. Rita James Simon ll4. Nell J. Smelser 115. John A. Sonquist

Topic

The Sociology of Toys Small Groups: SubJect Matter or Re·

search Setting The Resuscitation of Mass Media and

Popular Culture Research Social Intervention: The Need for a

Different Breed in Sociology The Concept Commitment: On Keep·

ing Your Irons in the Fire The Concept and Studies of Role

Strain Comparative Studies in the Family Continuities in Social Research:

Further Reflections on Territoriality Educational Opportunity and Black

Power on the College Campus The Sociologist In the Law School Some Problems of the Sociological

Profession Problems in the Study of Large-Scale

Crises The Back Regions of Journal Editing Tactics and Strategies in Evaluation

Research The Comparative Study of the Family:

Theoretical and Methodological Is· sues

Delinquent Self Perceptions Legal Policy Issues in Sociological

Perspective Perspectives on Student Demonstra·

tions The Socialization of Stigmatized Per·

sons into Deviant Roles Alienation: Marx Abandoned It;

Shouldn't We? Family and Aged in Western Society The Impact of Federal Programming

on Social Research and Training The Woman Ph.D. Comparative Analysis Problems of Getting Sociological

Data In and out of a Computer

Chairman

Alan J. Crain RobertS. Weiss

Blaine E. Mercer

Joseph W. Eaton

James A. Black

Dorrian A. Sweetser

Paul F. Wheeler Marvin B. Scott

Klyoshl Ikeda

Arnold S. Nash Charles R. Snyder

Thomas E. Drabek

Herbert A. Aurbach Otto Pollak

Murray A. Straus

Sanford M. Dornbusch Erwin 0. Smigel

Frederic W. Terrien

Betty E. Cogswell

Harold L. Wilensky

Susanne Keller William A. Faunce

Sylvia F. Feva Charles B. Nam Oscar Grusky

Thursday (Luncheons, Cont.)

116. Clarice S. Stoll

117. Norman W. Storer

118. Edward A. Suchman

119. S. Leonard Syme

120. H. Yuan Tien 121. Edward A. Tlryakien

122. Ralph H. Turner

123. John Useem

124. Frederich B. Waisanen

125. Lyle G. Warner 126. William L. Yancy 127. Mayer N. Zald

128. Jacques Brazeau

129. Joseph H. Bunzel

130. Ralph Segalman

Simulation Games: New Direction in Small Groups Research

Directions for Empirical Research in Sociology of Science

Conceptual Problems in International Studies of Medical Sociology

The Social Epidemiology of • • What?

Comparative Analysis of Fertility Existential Phenomenology and So.

ciology Contemporary Social Movements and

Social Change Studies in Cross·Cultural Relation

ship: The Scientific Community Problems of Instrument Validation in

Comparative Research Attitudes end Overt Behavior The Moynihan Report Organizational Change: The Political

Economy Approach Change in Public Polley on Language

in a Multilingual Society. Life and Death of the Verein liJr

Sozialpolitik ( 1872-1936) Sociology and Social Welfare Train·

ing: Congruities end Incongruities

1:30 p.m.-session 62--Commonwealt~

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William A. Gamson

Simon Marcson

Lee L Been

Elliott A. Krause

Alfred C. Clarke Samuel W. Blizzard

Murray L. Wax

Harrison M. Trice

Walter J. Cartwright

Edward C. Devereux Gordon F. Streib Frank C. Nail, II

Chester L. Hunt<

Theodore Abel

Hiram J. Friedsam

ISSUES IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND ALLOCATION OF TALENT fThematfcJ

Chairmen: Roland Pellegrin, University of Oregon

Genetic Variability and Cultural Deprivation in Education Bruce K. Eckland, University of North Carolina

Adolescent-Educator Conflict Patterns in Desegregated Schools Mark Chesler, University of Michigan

Discussion: David Street, University of Chicago Nancy St. John, Harvard University

1 :30 p.m.-session 63--Constltution

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR: BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL POLICY

Chairman: James F. Short, Jr., Washington State University

Long-Term Social Correlates of Opiate Addiction Lois B. DeFieur, Washington State University; John C. Ball, Temple

University Medical Center; Richard W. Snarr, Lexington Clinical Research Center

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Thursday (Session 63, eontJ

The Purchase of Conformity: Ex-Narcotic Addicts among the Bourgeeisie Bruce Bullington, John Munns, and Gilbert Geis, California State College

(Los Angeles)

The Sociology of Suicide Prevention Ronald Maris, Dartmouth College

Client Perceptions and Inter-Organizational Relationships among Social Control Agencies in Japan

John P. Clark, University of Minnesota; Dorothy Broom Darroch, University of Illinois

1:30 p.m.-senlon 64-W. M. A. 213

MATHEMATICAL AND STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF GROUPS AND POPULATIONS

Chairman: Otis Dudley Duncan, University of Michigan

How to Ransack a Social Mobility Table or Any Other Kind of Crou-Ciassification Table: The Analysis of Independence, Quasi-Independence, and Interactions in Contingency Tables

Leo A. Goodman, University of Chicago

The Structure of Positive Interpersonal Relations in Small Groups James A. Davis, Dartmouth College; Samuel Leinhardt, University of

Chicago

The Study of Multiple Populations Nathan Keyfitz, University of California (Berkeley)

Discussion: Paul W. Holland, Harvard University

1:30 p.m.-session 65-lndependenc:e West

OPINION, CLASS, AND PARTY CLEAVAGE IN THE UNITED STATES

Chairman: Robert R. Alford, University of Wisconsin

Problems of Characterizing a Legislative Party as a Social Group Duncan MacRae, Jr., University of Chicago

Political Claavages in the Working Class Richard F. Hamilton, University of Wisconsin

Income and Ideological Beliefs on the Distribution of Power in the United States Joan Rytina, University of Notre Dame; William H. Form, Michigan State

University; John Pease, University of Maryland

Discussion: Norton E. Long, Brandeis University

1 :30 p.m.-session 66-lndependenee East

SOCIOLINGUISTICS

Chairman: Stanley Lieberson, University of Washington

The Linguistic Division of Labor in Industrial and Urban Societies Everett C. Hughes, Brandeis University

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Syntactic Dimensions of Attitude Scaling Techniques: Sources of Variation and Bias Michael Micklin, University of California (Berkeley) and Tulane University;

Marshall Durbin, Tulane University

A Vocabulary of "Inmate Culture" in a Prison Nathan Kantrowitz, Fordham University

Adult Influence on Speech

Lewis Levine, New York University; Harry J. Crockett, Jr., University of Nebraska

Discuuion: Irwin Deutscher, Case Western Reserve University

1:30 p.m.-session 67-Gardner

SOCIOLOGY AND THE ECONOMY: ECONOMIC INSTITUTIONS

Chairman: Stanley H. Udy, Jr., Yale University

Work and Happiness

C. Edward Noll and Norman M. Bradburn, NORC, University of Chicago

Meanings of Work among Blue Collar Men Curt Tausky, University of Massachusetts

Professional "Growing Pains" in the Engineering Occupation . John F. Marsh, Jr., University of California (Riverside)

The Managerial Styles of the Portuguese Industrial Elite Harry M. Makler, Dartmouth College; Juan J. Linz, Yale University

Veblen's Contribution to a Societal Theory of Boredom Christos N. Apostle, Hunter College

1 :30 p.m.-session 69-W. M. A. 210

SOCIOLOGY OF LAW

Chairman: Robert B. Yegge, University of Denver College of law

The Status of Theory in the Sociology of Law Charles F. Wellford, University of Pennsylvania

Transformation of Reality in the Legal Proceu H. Taylor Buckner, Sir George Williams University

Race, Wealth, and Insurance Settlements H. Laurance Ross, University of Denver

Appeals Day: A Study of Academic Justice Kenneth J. Reichstein, Temple University

Consumers in Court: A Study of Court Actions Against Installment Debtors Barbara Rubin, Columbia University

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Thursday

3:30 p.nt.-susloa 7CI-Grand Ballroom

SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIALIST COUNTRIES fT6emaflcJ

Chairman: Irwin T. Sanders, Education and World Affairs

Sociology and Social Policy in Socialist Countries Alexander Szalai, Hungarian Academy of Sciences; United Nations In

stitute for Training and Research (New York}

Discussion: George Fischer, Columbia University Jirl Kolaja, State University of New York (Brockport}

3:30 p.m.-susloa 71--commonwealtb

KINSHIP AND FAMILISM

Chairman: Dorrlan Apple Sweetser, Boston University

The Will of the Tribe: Exploring the Strength of the Extended Family in Suburbia Rae lesser Blumberg, Robert F. Winch and Joyce Sween, Northwestern

University

Social Processes In Disaster: Family Evacuation Thomas E. Drabek, University of Denver

lntergenerational Mobility and Social lsoletion Alfred M. Mirenda, University of Kentucky

Religion, Familism, and the Commuting Student Martin S. Weinberg, Indiana University; Prudence M. Rains, New College

3:30 p.m.-seuloa 72--coastltutlon

INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY: A PANEL DISCUSSION

Chairman: Edwerd A. Suchmen, University of Pittsburgh

Comparetive Health Systems Devid Mechanic, University of Wisconsin

Cross-cultural Epidemiology S. Leonerd Syme, University of Celifornie (Berkeley}

Medical Care John H. Mabry, University of Vermont

Community Orgenizetion of Health Services Ray Elling, University of Connecticut

Thursday (Session 72, Coat,)

Comparative Medical Education Robin Badgley, University of Toronto

Problems and Prospects-An Overview Albert F. Wessen, World Health Organization

3:30 p.m.-session 73-lndepeadenc:e West

CORRELATES OF RELIGIOUS COMMITMENT

Chairman: Benton Johnson, University of Oregon

Religion end the Medical Student: A Study of Religious Factors In Career Choice John Kosa, Harvard Medical School

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The Origins and Correlates of Religious Adherence and Apostasy among Mental Health Professiona Is

S. lee Sprey and John H. Marx, University of Chicago

Religious Dimensions as Predictors of Values Morton B. King and Richerd A. Hunt, Southern ~ethodlst University

Religious Identity and Religious Behavior of the Sons and Daughters of Religious Intermarriages

W. Seward Salisbury, State University College (Oswego)

3:30 p.m.-seuloa 74-ladependenc:e East

THE SOCIETAL CONTEXT OF EDUCATION

Chairman: To be ennounced

Social Context and the School: An Organizational Analysis Robert E. Herriott end Benjamin J. Hodgkins, Florida State University

Student Politics and Political Systems: Toward a Typology Jan Weinberg and Kenneth N. Welker, University of Toronto

3:30 p.m.-seulon 75-Falrfco:

URBAN SOCIOLOGY: PAPERS ON URBANIZATION AND ON HUMAN ECOLOGY (A -ion in honor of the leta Ernest W. Burgess)

Chairman: H. H. Winsborough, University of Wisconsin

The Negro, Urbanization, and Relative Deprivation in the North Carl F. Grindstaff, University of Western Ontario

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Social Dilatation, Conflict and Change: A Cross-Cultural Study Christen T. Jonassen, The Ohio State University

From Ecology to Ethology: An Interpretation of Human Behavior Patterns in Urban Environment

S. C. Lee, University of South Dakota

The Urban Frontier, Or What Human Ecology Left Behind in the Dust William Michelson, University of Toronto and O.I.S.E.

Discussion: Roy C. Treadway, Yale University

3:30 p.m.--seulon 76--Hampton

ORGANIZATION AND STRESS fSemlnarl

Chairman: Francis M. Sim, Pennsylvania State University

Organizational Growth and Structural Changes in Occupational Associations Ronald L Akers and Fredrick L Campbell, University of Washington

The Organizational and Community Status of Classroom Teachers: Some Consequences of a Limited Status Structure

Holger R. Stub, Temple University

lnterorgenizational Relationships and Stress Situations E. L Quarantelli and Russell R. Dynes, Ohio State University

Succession with an Ally Oscar Grusky, University of California {Los Angeles)

Discussion: Bo Anderson, Stanford University

3:30 p.m.--session 77-Gardner

CRIME AND DELIN9UENCY

Chairman: Samuel A. Kramer, Catholic University of America

The Organization as Victim: A Study of Blue Collar Crime Donald Horning, Western Michigan University

Criminal Differentiation and Occupational Differentiation Jack P. Gibbs, University of Texas

Systematic Distortions of an Experimental Treatment Program Jerome Rabow, University of California {Los Angeles)

Police Dispositions of Juvenile 'Offenders: The Problem of Measurement and a Study of Philadelphia Data ·

Thomas P. Monahan, Villanova University

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Separate ·and Unequal After Freedom By Hortense Powdermaker. With a new preface by Elliott Rudwick.

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INDICATORS OF SOCIAL CHANGE Concepts and Meaurements

Eleanor Bernert Sheldon and Wilbert E. Moore, Editors With chapters by Daniel Bell, Nicholas J. Demerath, III, Beverly Duncan, Otis Dudley Duncan, Phillip H. Ennis, William J. Goode, Stanley Lebergott, Ida C. Merriam, William C. and Joyce McLeod Mitchell, I. M. Moriyama, Milton Moss, Arnold W. Sametz, and Conrad Taeuber.

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ASA COMMITIEES, 1968

CONSTITUTIONAL COMMinEES

COMMITIEE ON CLASSIFICATION John C. McKinney, Choirmon Jessie Bernord Judith Bloke Dovis

COMMITIEE ON COMMITTEES ( 1968) Stonley H. Udy, Jr., Choirman Robert L. Hell S. Fronk Miyomoto Denial 0. Price Eleonor B. Sheldon

COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES ( 1969) Elected:

Denial 0. Price, Choirman Beverly Duncon Llewellyn Gross Lewis M. Killion Jockson Toby Douglos S. Yomamuro

Appointed: Robert Bierstedt Allen D. Grimshaw Hens 0. Mouksch S. Fronk Miyomoto Motildo W. Riley Bryce Ryon

COMMITTEE ON THE EXECUTIVE OFFICE AND BUDGET

Robin M. Willioms, Jr., Chairmon Poul C. Glick Wilbert E. Moore Greshom M. Sykes Rolph H. Turner

COMMITTEE ON MEMBERSHIP, REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Roymond F. Sletto, Choirmon Pones D. Berdis Stonley K. Bigmon Poul J. Compisi John T. Doby Thomos F. Hoult Robert P. von der Lippe Aubrey Wendling

COMMITTEE ON NOMINATIONS ( 1968) Rolph H. Turner, Choirmon Elected:

Barno rd Barber Howord S. Becker Joseph H. Fichter Ronold Freedmon Chorles H. Poge Riche~rd L Simpson

Appointed: Somuel D. Clork Robert F. Eshleman John C. McKinney Ted C. Smith Cho rles R. Snyder Eugene A. Wilkening

COMMITTEE ON NOMINATIONS ( 1969) Gerhord E. Lenski, Choirmon Barno rd Barber Howord S. Becker Burton R. Clo rk Joseph H. Fichter Ron~~ld Freedmen Morton B. King Otto N. Lorsen Chorles H. Poge Leonord Reissmon Richord L. Simpson Roymond F. Sletto Williom F. Whyte

1968 PROGRAM COMMITTEE Philip M. Hauser, Choirman 0. Dudley Duncon Williom J. Goode Gerhord E. Lenski Robin M. Williams, Jr.

1969 PROGRAM COMMITTEE Rolph H. Turner, Choirmon Irwin Deutscher Hirom J. Friedsam He raid L. Sheppo rd Jomes F. Short, Jr. Sheldon Stryker Robin M. Willioms, Jr.

COMMITTEE ON PUBLICATIONS Williom H. Form, Choirman Eliot L. Freidson Alvin W. Gouldner Philip M. Houser Roymond W. Mock Normon B. Ryder Sheldon Stryker Mortin A. Trow Robin M. Willioms, Jr. Everett K. Wilson

SUBCOMMITTEE ON ABSTRACTING AND BOOK REVIEWING SERVICES

Corl W. Bockmon, Choirman Fronk F. Lee Dovid Meche~nic

SUBCOMMITTEE ON CENTRALIZED PRO-DUCTION SERVICES

Ralph H. Turner, Chairman Burton R. Cle~rk Linton Freemen Harley 0. Preston Richord L. Simpson

COMMITTEE ON REGIONAL AFFAIRS Williom J. Goode, Choirmon Korl F. Schuessler Richerd L. Simpson

COMMITTEE ON SECTIONS Howard E. Freeman, Choirmon Edword Gross Joseph R. Gusfield

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COMMITTEE ON TRAINING AND PRO-FESSIONAL STANDARDS

Richard J. Hill, Choirmon Jomes S. Colemon G. Fronklin Edwords John Folger Sheldon Stryker Rolph H. Turner Stonton 'Wheeler

AD HOC COMMinEES

ASA-ISA-IIS John Koso, Chairman Herbert Blumer Joseph B. Ford Reuben Hill

AWARDS AND PRIZES Leonard Broom, Choirman Richard J. Hill Charles H. Poge Peter H. Rossi

CERTIFICATION IN SOCIAL PSYCHOL-OGY

Joy M. Jockson, Chairmen Carl W. Backman Ernest Q. Compbell Philip E. Converse Morris Rosenberg

COD I FICA TJON C. J. Neusse, Choirman Poul C. Glick Peter P. Lejins

GOVERNMENT SPONSORSHIP AND FREE-DOM OF RESEARCH

Albert D. Bidermon, Choirman Norman Kaplon Stuort A. Rice

GOVERNMENT STATISTICS John Kontner, Chairmon Hugh Corter Abbott L. Ferriss Evelyn M. Kitogawa Stanley Lieberson

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION Reuben Hill, Choirman Reinhord Bendix Russell R. Dynes George Fischer Clorence E. Glick Williom T. Liu Wolter C. McKain

John Mogey Irwin T. Sonders Edword A. Tiryokion John Useem

SUBCOMMITTEE ON LIAISON WITH SOCIOLOGISTS IN EASTERN EUROPE

Irwin T. Senders, Choirmon Peter Berger George C. Myers Poul Hollander Jiri Kolojo John Koso Evon Vlochos

INTERNATIONAL ORDER Amitoi Etzioni, Choirmon Williom A. Gomson Jerome Loulicht Roger W. Little Louis Schneider

LEGAL PROTECTIONS IN SOCIAL RE-SEARCH

Jerome Skolnick, Choirmon Howo rd S. Becker Jerome E. Corlin Greshom M. Sykes

MaciVER AND SOROKIN AWARDS SE-LECTION

Wendell Bell, Choirmon Theodore R. Anderson Robert N. Bellah Robert Bierstedt Hubert M. Blolock, Jr. N. J. Demeroth Ill Joseph H. Fichter Everett K. Wilson

POST GRADUATE SEMINARS Scott Greer, Choirmon John A. Clousen Robert McGinnis Horrison C. White Hans L. Zetterberg

Robert A. Feldmesser Roy G. Francis Lewis M. Killian Paul F. Lazarsfeld Bernard N. Meltzer William H. Sewell John A. Valentine

SOCIOLOGISTS IN THE NATIONAL REGISTER

Robert McGinnis, Chairman Abbott L. Ferris John K. Folger Janice H. Hopper Raymond W. Mack

STUDY OF FLOW OF SCIENTIFIC INFOR-MATION IN SOCIOLOGY

James S. Coleman, Chairman Elihu Katz Herbert Menzel

TEACHING UNDERGRADUATE SOCI-OLOGY

A. B. Hollingshead, Chairman William V. D'Antonio Dean G. Epley Russell L. Langworthy Gerald R. Leslie Charles M. Tolbert

UNESCO Clarence E. Glick, Chairman Robert C. Angell Nathan Keyfitz William L. Kolb Paul F. Lazarsfeld Hylan G. Lewis Irene B. Taeuber

VISITING SCIENTISTS PROGRAM Robert W. Habenstein, Choirman James F. Short, Jr. Vincent H. Whitney

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ASA REPRESENTATIVES, 1968

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE

NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL (NA-

Robert F. Winch Section K Program Chairman, Reuben Hill

U.S. NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR UNESCO

Chorles P. Loomis

DELEGATES TO ISA COUNCIL Reinhard Bendix Alfred McClung Lee

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL WORKERS

Joseph W. Eaton

TIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES) Wendell Bell James S. Coleman 0. Dudley Duncan Morris Janowitz William H. Sewell

DIRECTORS, SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH COUNCIL

Peter Blau James S. Coleman William J. Goode

BOARD OF SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS William H. Form

ASA SECTION OFFICERS, 1968

CRIMINOLOGY Chairman: ALBERT J. REISS, JR., University of Michigan Secretary-Treasurer: GILBERT GElS, Colifornia State College Chairman-Elect: CLARENCE SCHRAG, University of Washington

EDUCATION Chairmon: C. ARNOLD ANDERSON, University of Chicago Secretary-Treasurer: W. W. CHARTERS, JR., University of Oregon Chairmon-Eiect: ROBERT A. DENTLER, Center for Urban Education

FAMILY Chairman: LEE RAINWATER, Woshington University Secretary-Treasurer: RUTH ALBRECHT, University of Florido Chairman-Elect: MARVIN B. SUSSMAN, Cose Western Reserve University

MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY Choirman: ROBERT STRAUS, University of Kentucky Secretary-Tre11surer: ROBIN F. BADGLEY, University of Toronto Choirmon-Eiect: SOL LEVINE, Johns Hopkins University

METHODOLOGY Choirm11n: HUBERT M. BLALOCK, JR., University of North Corolino Secretory-Treosurer: MURRAY A. STRAUS, University of New H11mpshire Choirm11n-Eiect: HANAN SELVIN, St11te University of New York (Stony Brook)

SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY Ch11irmon: ROBERT FREED BALES, Harvard University Secret11ry-Treasurer: DONALD TROW, Stote University of New York (Binghamton) Choirmon-Eiect: JAMES A. DAVIS, Dortmouth College

THEORETICAL SOCIOLOGY Ch11irm11n: ROBERT BIERSTEDT, New York University Secretory-Tre11surer: ALVIN BOSKOFF, Emory University Choirman-Eiect: MORRIS JANOWITZ, University of Chic11go

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INDEX OF PARTICIPANTS Session Number

Abel, Theodore ------------------L-129 Aiken, Micheel T. --------------48, L-1 Akers, Roneld L -------------------76 Aldous, Joen ----------------------L-2 Aldrich, Howerd ____________________ 48 Alford, Robert R. ___________ _48, 65, L-3 Alleger, Denial E. __________________ __2.7 Alverez, Rodolfo --------------------29 Anderson, Alen Ross ---------------L-4 Anderson, Bo ----------------------76 Anderson, C. Arnold -----------------8 Anderson, R. Bruce W. --------------49 Anderson, Theodore R. ----------------7 Angell, Robert C. ----------------37, 60 Angrist, Shirley S. ------------------L-5 Apostle, Christos N. _________________ 67 Armor, Devid J. ____________________ 28

Artis, Jey W. --------------------L-46 Atkinson, Carolyn ------------------56 Aurbech, Herbert A. _____________ L-1 03

Bedgley, Robin ---------------------72 Beker, Peul J. --------------------L-46 Beles, R. Freed ----------------------5 Bell, Doneld W. ------------------L-91 Bell, John C. -------------------63, L-6 Borber, Bernerd ----------------22, L-7 Barton, Allen H. ____________________ 56 Beumen, Kerl E. ____________________ 34

Be~~n, Lee L. ---------------------L-118 Beck, Bernerd _________________ _41, L-8

Bellin, Seymour S. ------------------L-9 Ben-D11vid, Joseph __________________ 50 Beresford, Jeck _____________________ Sp Berger, Bennett M. ----------------L-1 0 Bernstein, Merilyn -------------------59 Bidermen, Albert D. ---------------L-11 Bigmen, Stenley K. ________________ L-47 Block, Jomes A. -------------------L-95 Blolock, Hubert M., Jr. ____________ 7, 44 Bleu, Peter M. ______________________ 56

Bleu, Zane S. --------------------L-12 Blizzerd, Somuel -----------------L-121 Bloombeum, Milton ----------------L-13 Blumberg, Roe Lesser ________________ 71 Boesel, Dovid -----------------------23 Bogue, Donold J. __________________ L-48 Bohlke, Robert M. ------------------38 Bonjeen, Charles M. -----------------23 Booth, Devid -----------------------58 Bordue, David J. ---------------------1 Borgetta, Edgar F. -------------------5 Boskoff, Alvin ----------------------59 Boulding, Elise ----------------------60 Bredburn, Normen M. __________ 67, L-14 Bremson, Leon ----------------------41 Brezeeu, Jecques -----------------L-128 Brede, Richard M. -------------------1 Breed, Werren --------------------L-15 Buck, Roy C. ----------------------.2.7

Session Number

Buckner, H. T11ylor _____________ 69, L-16 Bullington, Bruce --------------------63 Bunzel, Joseph H. ---------------L-129 Burgess, Robert L. _______________ 35, 61 Butler, Edger W. __________________ _45 Synder, Herbert --------------------26 Cehnmen, Werner T. --------------L-17 Coin, Leonerd D., Jr. --------------L-57 Comilleri, Santo F. ----------------L-78 Compbell, Arthur A. --------------L-18 Cempbell, Berber!! K. ---------------18 Campbell, Frederick L. ___________ IS, 76 Cenci 11 n, Fro ncesca -----------------15 Carns, Doneld --------------------61 Cerr, Melcolm J. -------------------47 Certer, Lewis F. --------------------13 Cartwright, Welter J. ___________ L-124 Cevaneugh, Jemes H. ----------------3 Cheplin, Devid -------------------L-19 Chesler, Mork ----------------------62 Chilton, Rolend J. ------------------47 Christensen, Herold T. -------------L-20 Clork, John P. -------------33, 63, L-21 Cl11rk, Leslie L. -------------------L-80 Clerk, Terry --------------------------+ Clarke, Alfred C. ----------------L-120 Clignet, Rami ----------------------34 Cogswell, Betty E. ----------------L-1 09 Cohen, Albert K. -------------------25 Cohen, Bernerd P. ----------------L-92 Cohen, Joseph --------------------_42 Cohen, Wilbur ----------------------9 Cole, Jonethe n R. __________________ 50

Cole, Stephen ----------------------50 Colemen, James S. ___________ 7, 17, 54 Coombs, Robert H. -----------------34 Coser, Lewis A. ------------------L-49 Coser, Rose Leub -----------------L-74 Costner, Herbert L. -----------------44 Coston is, Anthony ------------------10 Cottrell, Leonord S., Jr. __________ 32, 41 Cowhig, James -------------------L-66 Cox, David M. ---------------------29 Crain, Alan J. -------------------L-91 Crone, Diene -----------------------38 Crockett, Horry J., Jr. _______________ 66 Croog, Sydney H. -------------------12 Cumming, M. Eloine ------------------3 Cutright, Phillips ----------------20, 24

Dahlquist, Joyce E. -----------------14 Darroch, Dorothy Broom __________ 33, 63 Desgupte, Satodal ------------------14 David, Pedro -----------------------11 Dovis, Jomes A. ______________ 64, L-22 Doy, Lincoln H. ___________________ _46 De Fleur, Lois B. -----------------11, 63 Demeroth, N. J., Ill ______________ IS, 48 Demone, Herold W., Jr. --------------3 Demos, John -----------------------__2.

Session Number

Demos, Virginio ---------------------2 Denitch, Bogdan --------------------61 Denzin, Normon K. ----------------L-23 Deutscher, Irwin ---------------66, L-24 Devereux, Edward C. -------------L-125 Dexter, Lewis A. ------------------L-25 Diemond, Sigmund ------------------.2. Dillehey, Roneld C. -----------------12 Dillingham, Herry C. --------------L-83 Dinitz, Simon -----------------33, L-26 DiRenzo, Gordon J. ------------57, L-59 Dornbusch, Senford M. ________ 61, L-1 06 Dougles, Jock D. -------------------33 Dow, Thomos E., Jr. --------------L-50 Drebek, Thomes E. ------------71, L-102 Driver, Edwin D. -------------------_42 Duncen, Otis Dudley ___________ _46, 64 Durbin, Marshell -------------------66 Dynes, Russell R. -----------------1, 76

Eoton, Joseph --------------------L-94 Ecklend, Bruce K. ______________ 62, L-27 Edwerds, G. Frenklin ----------------31 Egelend, Jonice A. ------------------12 Ehrmonn, Winston W. ---------------29 Elder, Glen H., Jr. ----------------L-2 Elinson, Jock ---------------------L-28 Elkin, Frederick ----------------------+0 Elling, Roy H. ________________ 72, L-29

Ellison, Dovid L. --------------------12 Emerson, Richerd ___________________ 61 Empey, LoMor T. --------------11, L-30 Etzioni, Amitoi ____________ 17, 56, L-31 Etzkowitz, Henry --------------------38

Ferber, Bernord ---------------------34 Feris, Robert E. L. ----------------L-79 Ferley, Reynolds --------------------45 Founce, Williom A. --------------L-112 Fovo, Sylvie F. ------------------L-113 Feinboum, Robert -------------------26 Fandrich, Jomes M. -----------------30 Ferdinend, Theodore N. ------------L-21 Fidel, Kenneth ----------------------19 Finner, Stephen L. -----------------L-32 Fischer, George -----------------51, 70 Flocks, Richard ---------------------66 Fletcher, C. Richord -----------------26 Ford, Thomos R. ------------------L-51 Form, Williom H. ----------------28, 65 Fox, Vernon ------------------------33 Freidson, Eliot ----------------------26 Frideres, Jomes ---------------------69 Friedell, Morris F. ---------------13, 44 Friedenberg, Edgor Z. -------------L-bl Friedmon, Edword P. --------------L-52 Friedrichs, Robert W. ----------------62 Friedsom, Hirom J. --------------L-130 Fuiguitt, Glen ______________________ Sp Gognon, John H. ----------38, 61, L-53 Gomson, Williom A. --------------L-116 Gens, Herbert J. ------------------L-93 Geis, Gilbert ---------------------63

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Number Session

Geismor, Ludwig L. ---------------L-1 Giocquint11, Joseph B. _______________ 59 Gibbs, Jeck P. ----------------------77 Gibson, Geoffrey -------------------27 Gloser, Donie! --------------------L-54 Gold, Dovid ---------------------L-13 Goldberg, Louis C. ------------------23 Golden, Williom ---------------------+1 Goldmon, Nathon -----------------L-55 Gollin, Gillion Lindt ----------------.2. Goodmon, Leo A. -------------------64 Gordon, Chod ----------------------42 Gordon, Milton M. ----------------L-56 Goss, Mory E. --------------------L-33 Gottlieb, Dovid ___________ 30, 52, L-94 Grahom, Soxon -------------------L-67 Groy, Robert M. --------------------12 Greer, Scott -----------------------10 Gregg, Chorles -------------------L-62 Griessmon, B. Eugene ----------------27 Grimshow, Allen D. ___________ _49, L-57 Grindstaff, Corl F. ------------------75 Gross, Edwo rd --------------------L-58 Gross, Neol ---------------37, 59, L-59 Groves, W. Eugene ------------------67 Grusky, Oscor ----------------76, L-115 Gusfield, Joseph --------------------20

Hobenstein, Robert W. ____________ L-60 Hockett, Bruce M. -------------------37 Hockler, Jomes C. ------------------11 Hodden, Jeffrey K. ----------------L-61 Hogstrom, Warren 0. ---------------22 Hojda, Jen -------------------------4 Homilton, Richord F. ----------------65 Honsen, Donold A. ----------------L-1 B Honsen, Roy A. --------------------19 Hore, A. Poul ------------------35, 57 Horris, Peter M. G. ------------------2 Houg, Morie R. --------------------36 Houser, Philip M. --------------9, 31, 53 Houser, Robert M. ------------------28 Heise, Dovid R. ----------------------+9 Henkel, Roman E. -------------------61 Henry, Neil -------------------------7 Herriott, Robert E. ------------------74 Hitl, Richord J. -------------------L-19 Himes, Joseph S. --------------58, L-17 Hodgkins, Benjamin J. ---------------74 Hollond, Poul W. -------------------64 Hollingsheod, August B. _____ 29, 58, L-34 Hood, Thomos C. -----------------L-95 Hopper, Jonice H. ----------------L-35 Horning, Donold --------------------77 Horowitz, Irving Louis ---------------32 Hughes, Everett C. ------------------66 Hughes, Helen MocGill ________ 37, L-b2 Hunt, Chester L. -----------------L-128 Hunt, Richo rd A. --------------------73

I kedo, Kiyoshi --------------------L-99 I kle, Fred C. -----------------------64

54

Session Number

Jackson, Elton F. -------------------44 Jackson, Jecquelyne J. ____________ L--03 Jeco, E. Gertly ------------------L-33 Janowitz, Morris ________ 4, 6, 9, 16, 32 Johnson, Benton ------------15, 73 Johnson, Richerd -------------------35 Jonassen, Christen T. ______________ 75 Jones, Butler A. ------------------L--03 Josephson, Eric ------------------L--04

Kedushin, Ch11rles -------------------5! Kallen, David J. ------------------L-27 Kalton, Graham --------------------47 K11mens, David H. ------------------43 Kandel, Denise ----------------------23 K11ntrowih, Nathan ------------------66 K11pl11n, D11vid ----------------------Sp Kaplan, Howard B. ----------------L--05 K11plan, Norman ----------------22, 50 Kapl11n, Samuel ---------------------24 Kaufman, Harold F. -----------------14 Kay, Barbara A. ------------------L-69 Keller, Sus11nne ------------------L-111 Kennedy, Ruby Jo R. --------------L-25 Kerckhoff, Alan C. ------------------34 Keyfitz, Nathan ---------------------64 Killi11n, Lewis M. ------------------L-66 Kimberly, James C. ------------------28 King, Morton B. --------------------73 Kirk, Dudley -----------------------46 Kish, Leslie -------------------47, L-9 Knowles, John H. --------------------3 Knudten, ltich11rd D. ---------------L-38 Kola j a, J i ri ------------------------70 Komarovsky, Mirra ----------------L-96 Korson, J. Henry ------------------L-97 Kosa, John -------------------73, L-67 Kramer, Samuel A. ------------------77 Krause, Elliott A. ----------------L-119 Krohn, Roger G. ________________ 6, L-68

Land, Kenneth C. -------------------« Lang, Gladys Engel -----------------40 L11rsen, Otto N. ------------------L--09 L11um11nn, Edw11rd 0. -------------28, 36 Lawrence, Paul R. -------------------21 Laz11rsfeld, Paul F. ------------------60 Lazerwitz, Bern~~ rd -------------------15 Lee, S. C. -----·--------------------75 Lehm11n, Edward W. ------------L-70 Leik, Robert -----------------------61 Leinherdt, Semuel -------------------64 Lennerd, Henry L. ------------------L-7 Lenski, Gerherd ---------------------20 Leonerd, Robert C. --------------L-71 Lesser, Gereld S. -------------------23 Leventman, Seymour -----------------30 Levine, Edward ---------------------10 Levine, Lewis ----------------------66 Levine, Sol ---------------------3, L-72 Levinson, Richerd M. ----------------15 Lewis, Jerry M. ------ ----------L-73

Session Number

Lieberson, St11nley ____________ _49, 66 Light, Donald W., Jr. --------------48 Lindenth11l, Jacob ------------------12 Lindesmith, Alfred R. -------------17 Linsky, Arnold S. -------------------25 Linz, Juan J. ----------------19, 51, 67 Upset, S. M. ----------------------..20 Litwek, Eugene ------------------L-12 Lloyd, Cliff -----------------------13 Lloyd, Kathryn ---------------------13 London, Hervey -------------------35 Long, Norton E. -------------------65 Loomis, Charles P. ------------------60 Lersch, Jay W, ---------------------21 Lubeck, Steven ---------------------11 Lukoff, Irving F. ------------------L-14 Lutterman, Kenneth G. ---------------36 Lyman, Stanford M. ---------------L-98

Mebry, John H. ---------------------12 Mack, Raymond W. __________ 31, 32, 55 MacRae, Duncan, Jr. ---------------65 Maisel, Robert --------------------L--0 Makler, Harry M. -------------------67 Manning, Roy 0. ________________ _4, 30 Marcson, Simon ------------------L-117 Maris, Ronald W. ______________ 63, L-15 Mark, Herold --------------------L-51 Marsh, John F., Jr. -----------------67 Mertin, Harry W. -------------------12 Martin, J. Dovid -------------------47 Marwell, Gerald --------------------48 Marx, Gary ------------------------23 Marx, John H. ---------------------73 Mayer, Thomos M. ----------------13 Mayo, Selz C. ------------------14, 27 McCalister, Donald ---------------L-74 McFarland, D11vid D. -----------------7 McQueen, Albert M. --------------L-99 Mech~~nic, D11vid -------------------12 Meltzer, Bern11rd N. ---------------L-76 Mercer, Blaine E. -----------------L-93 Merton, Robert K. _____________ so, L-76 Messinger, Sheldon L. --------------L-75 Michel, Jerry B. --------------------12 Michelson, Willi11m -----------------75 Micklin, Mich11el --------------------66 Miller, D. Paul ---------------------59 Miller, L. Keith ---------------------35 Miller, S. M. -------------------17, 36 Mills, Theodore M. ---------------5, 35 Mirande, Alfred M. -----------------71 Mitchell, John B. -------------------27 Molotch, Horvey --------------------45 Mon11hen, Thomes P. -----------------77 Moody, Philip M. -------------------12 Moore, Orner K. ------------------L-77 Moore, Wilbert E. ------------------55 Morgan, William R. _________________ 57 Morrison, Denton E. -----------------61 Moskos, Charles C., Jr. ----------19, 4.1

Session Number

Mullins, Nicholes C. ----------------50 Munns, John -----------------------63 Munson, Byron E. -------------------57 Murphy, Juenite F. -----------L-29 Myers, Jerome K. -------------------12

Negi, Seed Z. --------------------L-78 Nail, Frenk C., II ----------------L-127 Nom, Charles B. -----------------L-114 Nosotir, David ---------------------28 Nash, Arnold S. ----------------L-100 Ness, Gilbert D. ------------------L-20 Nelsen, Edword --------------------_49 Nelson, H11rold A. ----------------L-79 Noll, C. Edwerd --------------------67 Nye, F. lv11n ----------------------_59 Oberschell, Anthony ---------------L-8 I Ofshe, Richord ---------------------42 Ohlin, Lloyd E. ---------------39, L-100 Olmsted, Ann G. ------------------L-71 Org11nic, Herold N. ---------------L-84 Orleons, Peter ----------------------10 Orzeck, Louis H. -----------------L-11 O'Toole, Richard -----------------L-52

Poge, Chorles H. ------------------L-80 Pelmer, Stuort H. -------------25, L-49 Pepe, M11x A. ----------------------59 Porsons, T e lcott ______________ 50, L-1 0 I Peese, John --------------------28, 65 Pellegrin, Rolend -------------------62 Pepper, Mex P. ---------------------12 Perrucci, Robert --------------------22 Peterson, Richord A. --------------L-56 Petres, John W. ---------------------6 Pfeuh, Herold W. ----------------L-8 I Phillips, Derek L. -----------------L-54 Photiedis, John D. ------------------14 Pinord, Meurice ------------------L-82 Pitts, Jesse R. ---------------------25 Podell, Lawrence -----------------L-64 Pohlmenn, Vernon C. --------------L-28 Pollok, Otto --------------------L-104 Polsky, Ned ----------------------L-83 Pope, Hallowell _______________ 58, L-34

Quarantelli, Enrico L. ______ ), 76, L-102 Quinney, Richerd -------------------33

Rabow, Jerome ---------------------77 Reins, Prudence M. -----------------71 Roth, Robert A. -----------------..27 Rehm, Thomes A. -------------------41 Reichstein, Kenneth J. _______________ 69 Reid, Sue Titus ---------------------29 Rein, Mertin ------------------------36 Reiss, Albert J., Jr. ------------1. 9, 17 Reiss, Ire L. ------------------------25 Reissmon, Leonord ------------------26 Rhodes, A. Lewis --------------------62 Riecken, Henry W. ------------------32 Riley, Lowrance E. -----------------22 Riley, Metildo W. ----------------L-24

65

Session Number

Rimlinger, Gaston V. --------------24 Robins, Lee N. ------------------L-65 Robinson, John P. ----------------47 Roby, Pamele A. --------------------17 Rodman, Hymen -------------18, L-103 Remon, Paul ---------------------L-26 Rose, Peter I. ---------------------L-31 Rosenberg, George S. -------------L-84 Rosengren, Williem R. -------------L-58 Ross, H. L11urence _____________ 69, L-77 Rossi, Alice ---------------------L-35 Rossi, Peter H. -------------------L-104 Rothm11n, Robert A. ---------------..22 Rowan, Michoel E. J. -------------L-36 Rowden, David W. -----------------12 Rubin, Berb11r11 ----------------------69 Rubin, lsr11el ---------------------L-37 Rubington, Eerl -------------------L-53 Rushing, Williem A. ----------------21 Ryder, Normen B. ------------------46 Rytin~~, Joan -------------------..28, 65 Sefilios-Rothschild, Const11ntinl! ____ L-105 Segi, Philip C. -------------------L--08 St. John, Noncy --------------------62 Sakode, Jemes M. __________________ Sp Selisbury, W. Seword _______________ 73 Sempson, Semuel F. -----------------35 Senders, Irwin T. -------------70, L-50 Sendis, Eve E. ----------------------61 Seuer, Williem J. -----------------30 Sevin, Leomsrd D. ---------------L-40 Sewyer, Jeck ------------------57, L-22 Saxe-Fern11 ndez, J ue n ----------------19 Scorpitti, Frenk R. -------------11, L-75 Schefer, Stephen --------------11, l-38 Scheflender, Gereld M. --------------38 Scheff, Thomes J. _____________ _42, L-5 Scheiblechner, Hortm11nn _____________ 35 Schon, Donold ----------------------64 Schrog, Clerence -----------------L-32 Schuessler, Kerl --------------------47 Schulz, Devid A. --------------------52 Schur, Edwin M. --------------39, L-39 Schwertz, Micheel ---------------L-106 Schwertz, Richard D. __________ 39, L-107 Schwirien, Kent -------------------L-1 0 Scott, John Finley ------------------30 Scott, Joseph W. ---------------L-108 Scott, Lois Heym11n ----------------30 Scott, Mervin B. ------------------L-98 Scott, Robert A. -------------L-109 Seeman, Melvin ------------------L-110 Segelmen, Relph ----------------L-130 Selznick, Gertrude ------------------36 Selznick, Philip -------------------32 Sewell, Williom H. -------------36, 43 Shenes, Ethel -----------------L-111 Sheldon, Ele11nor Bernert _____________ 54 Shepperd, Herold L. -------------L-82 Sherwood, Cl11rence C. ------------L-30 Short, J11mes F., Jr. ____________ 63, L-39

56

Session Number

Siegel, N11th11niel H. -------------L-112 Siegel, P11ul M. --------------------36 Sim, Fr11ncis M. --------------------76 Simirenko, Alex --------------------3B Simon, Rit11 J11mes ---------------L-113 Simon, Willi11m ---------------------61 Sites, P11ul -----------------------L-73 Sl11ter, Sherwood B. ----------------L-3 Slo11n, Lee -------------------------30 Smelser, Neil ---------------16, L-114 Smigel, Erwin 0. ----------------L-107 Smith, Don D. ----------------------40 Sn11rr, Rich11rd W. ------------------63 Snyder, Ch11rles R. ---------------L-101 Safer, Cyril ------------------------21 Somers, Robert H. __________________ _47

Sonquist, John A. ----------------L-115 Sp11eth, Joe L. ----------------------43 Spr11y, S. Lee -----------------------73 Spreitzer, Elmer --------------------22 St11r, Shirley A. -------------------L-23 St11rk, Rodney --------------------L-40 Steinberg, Stephen ------------------36 Steph11n, Frederick F. ----------------54 Stinchcombe, Arthur L. __________ 24, 59 Stockwell, Edward G. _______________ Sp Stoll, Cl11rice S. -----------------L-116 Storer, Normen W. ------------22, L-117 Str11 its, Bruce C. ___________________ _45 Str11us, Murray A. ____________ (B, L-105 Str11us, Robert -----------------------3 Street, D11vid ____________________ 59, 62 Streib, Gordon F. ___________ _49, L-126 Stub, Holger R. ---------------------76 Suchm11n, Edword A. _______ 13, 72, L-IIB Sussmon, Mervin B. _______________ 2, 36

Suttles, Jerry -----------------------16 Sutton, Willis A., Jr. ----------------14 Sw11 nson, Guy E. --------------------16 Sween, Joyce -------------------34, 71 Sweetser, Dorrion Apple ________ 71, L-96 Switzer, Thomas J. ------------------37 Sykes, Gresham M. ------------------39 Syme, S. Leonerd ____________ 72, L-119 Szele i, Alex11 nder -------------------70

T oeuber, Con rod ___________________ Sp T 11euber, I rene B. -------------------60 T erver, Jemes ______________________ Sp

T ausky, Curt -----------------------67 Terrien, Frederic W. --------------L-1 DB Thomos, Sheiler -------------------L-B Thresher, Jeen H. -----------------L-72 Tien, H. Yuon ------------------L-120 Tifft, Le rry L. -----------------------1 Tiryekien, Edward A. _____________ L-121 Toby, Jeckson --------------------L-55 Treodwey, Roy C. ___________________ 75 Trice, Herrison ------------------L-123 Turk, Hermen ---------------------L-4 Turner, Relph H. __________ 5, 53, L-122

Session Number

Udry, J. Richerd --------------------34 Udy, Stenley H., Jr. --------------21, 67 Useem, John --------------------L-123 Velien, Preston ___________________ L-4B

Veney, James E. --------------------26 Vestermork, S. D., Jr. ----------------41 Vollmer, Howard M. ----------------22

Wogner, Helmut R. ------------------16 Woisanen, Frederich B. ___________ L-124 Welker, Kenneth N. _________________ 74 Werd, John R. ---------------------12 Warner, Lyle G. -----------------L-125 Wervariv, Constontine _______________ 60 Wotts, Henry J. -------------------57 Wox, Murray L. ------------------L-122 Weber, Marvin G. ------------------14 Weckstein, Richard S. _______________ 13 Wegner, Eldon L. __________________ _43 Weinberg, len ____________________ 6, 74 Weinberg, Mertin S. ----------------71 Weinreb, Lloyd L. __________________ 39

Weiss, Robert S. --------------13, L-92 Weller, Robert H. ------------------1 B Wellford, Charles __________________ 69 Welter, Berbera ---------------------2 Wenger, Dennis --------------------26 Wessen, Albert F. -------------------72 Westoff, Cherles F. _________________ _46 Wheeler, Paul F. -----------------L-97 Wheeler, Stonton -------------------17 White, Herrison C. ------------------44 White, Lynn C. --------------------59 White, Robert A. -----------------L-47 Whitney, Vincent H. ___________ _46, L-37 Wiggins, Jemes W. ----------------L-70 Wilensky, Herold L. ___________ 24, L-110 Wiley, James A. --------------------20 Wiley, Norbert --------------------AB Wilkening, Eugene A. __________ I B, L-36 Wilson, Everett K. __________________ 37

Wilson, Robert ---------------------23 Wilson, Thomes P. -------------------7 Winch, Robert F. ___________________ 71

Winkelmann, Dorothee ---------------1 B Winsborough, H. H. _____________ _45, 75 Wong, Poul ------------------------15 Wood, Arthur L. ------------------L-16 Wozniak, Donie! F. -----------------29 Wright, Cherles R. _________________ _40 Wuebben, Peul L. __________________ _45

Yoncy, Williem L. ----------------L-126 Yegge, Robert B. ____________________ 69 Young, Whitney M., Jr. --------------31

Zold, Moyer N. --------------21, L-127 Zeninovich, George -----------------51 Zeitlin, Mourice --------------------20 Zimmer, Basil G. ------------------L-60 Zuckermen, Horriet A. ______________ 50

THE AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION

MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL, 1968

Officers of the Association

PHILIP M. HAUSER, President ROBIN M. WILLIAMS, JR., Secretary University of Chicego Cornell University

WILLIAM J. GOODE. Vice-President PETER H. ROSSI, Secretary-fled Columbia University Johns Hopkins University

RALPH H. TURNER, President-Elect CHARLES P. LOOMIS, Past-President University of Celifornie Michigen Stete University

EDMUND H. VOLKART, Executive Officer

Elected-at-Large

DANIEL BELL Columbie University

MARSHALL B. CLINARD University of Wisconsin

ALBERT K. COHEN University of Connecticut

NEAL GROSS Hervard University

OSWALD HALL University of Toronto

MIRRA KOMAROVSKY Columbia University

GERHARD E. LENSKI University of North Cerolina

RAYMOND W. MACK Northwestern University

JAMES F. SHORT, JR. Weshington Stete University

NEIL J. SMELSER University of C11lifornill

GRESHAM M. SYKES University of Denver

J. MILTON YINGER Oberlin College

MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL, 1969

Officers of the Association

RALPH H. TURNER, President University of Californie

REINHARD BENDIX, President-Elect University of C111ifornia

GERHARD E. LENSKI, Vice-President-fled University of North Caroline

PETER H. ROSSI, Secretary Johns Hopkins University

PHILIP M. HAUSER, Past-President University of Chic11go

EDMUND H. VOLKART, Executive Oflicer

Elected-at-Large

-PETER M. BLAU University of Chic11go

DANIEL BELL Columbi11 University

ALBERT K. COHEN University of Connecticut

JAMES S. COLEMAN JohM Hopkins University

LEWIS A. COSER Brandeis University

HERBERT J. GANS Center for Urban Education

NEAL GROSS H11rverd University

MIRRA KOMAROVSKY Columbie University

RAYMOND W. MACK Northwestern University

JAMES F. SHORT, JR. W11shington Stete University

NEIL J. SMELSER University of California

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