Volume 50, Issue 2 | The American Sociologist

Search all The American Sociologist articles

Volume 50, Issue 2

June 2019

Constructionism Re-Examined

Issue Editor:

Michael Adorjan

14 articles in this issue

Editor’s Introduction: Constructionism as Interpretive Tradition and as Emergent Deviance in Sociology
Lawrence T. Nichols
EditorialNotes 18 May 2019 Pages: 155 - 159
Social Constructionism Now More Than Ever: Following the Hermeneutic Money Trail in a Post-Truth World
Michael Adorjan
EditorialNotes 30 April 2019 Pages: 160 - 174
Constructing Social Problems Forty Years Later
Malcolm Spector
OriginalPaper 03 September 2018 Pages: 175 - 181
Making Claims, Making Problems, Making Morality: Spector and Kitsuse’s Provocation
Joseph Schneider
OriginalPaper 06 September 2018 Pages: 182 - 194
Five Ways to Improve Constructionist Craft in Social Problems Inquiries: Notes from an Apprenticeship
Peter R. Ibarra
OriginalPaper 15 September 2018 Pages: 195 - 203
On the Unbearable Lightness of Being a Constructionist
Dorothy Pawluch
OriginalPaper 04 May 2019 Pages: 204 - 219
The Bumblebee Flies Anyway: the Success of Contextual Constructionism
Joel Best
OriginalPaper 09 July 2018 Pages: 220 - 227
Words and Numbers in Constructionist Research
Amir Marvasti
OriginalPaper 11 May 2019 Pages: 228 - 246
From Claims to Chains: the Materiality of Social Problems
Jared Del Rosso
OriginalPaper 12 March 2019 Pages: 247 - 254
Reality Disjunctures and Epistemological Encampment: Addressing Relevance in Constructionist Perspectives on Social Problems
Sara L. Crawley
OriginalPaper 13 November 2018 Pages: 255 - 270
Look Away: How the Social Constructionist Approach to Social Problems Channels Attention Away from the Marginalized
Tony Christensen
OriginalPaper 01 May 2019 Pages: 271 - 289
Social Constructionism in the Study of Social Problems and Globalization: International Human Rights Narratives and Efforts to Abolish Death Penalty in Japan
Jun Ayukawa
OriginalPaper 02 October 2018 Pages: 290 - 299
A Natural History Model of Low Birth Rate Issues in Japan since the 1990s
Manabu Akagawa
OriginalPaper 19 May 2019 Pages: 300 - 314
Toward an Integral, Professional-Public Sociology: The Example of Gordon W. Allport
Lawrence T. Nichols
OriginalPaper 24 April 2019 Pages: 315 - 332