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Piety in middletown

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  1. the University of Virginia, USA

    Theodore Caplow (Commonwealth Professor of Sociology, founder of the university’s)

  2. Institute for the Study of Social and Legal Change, USA

    Theodore Caplow (Commonwealth Professor of Sociology, founder of the university’s)

  3. the Department of Sociology, Brigham Young University, USA

    Bruce A. Chadwick (chairman)

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  1. Theodore Caplow
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He is the author of numerous books, including Principles of Organizationand Toward Social Hope.

Howard M. Bahr is professor of sociology and director of the Family Demographic and Research Institute at Brigham Young University.

co-author of two recent books, American Ethnicityand Social Psychology.

The three authors are the senior investigators of the Middletown III project.

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Caplow, T., Bahr, H.M. & Chadwick, B.A. Piety in middletown. Society 18, 34–37 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02694666

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