Sociology for whom? : The role of sociology in reflexive modernity
作者： Anne Mesny
DOI: 10.2307/3341962
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摘要: Sociologists tend to have a short-sighted conception of the use and usefulness of sociological knowledge. Policy-makers are not the foremost" users" of sociology. In …
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