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Social research and scholarly interpretation

  • American Dilemmas And Black Responses
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  1. the University of Texas, Austin

    John Sibley Butler (associate professor of sociology)

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His major areas of research are the sociology of organizations, the sociology of economics, and race and ethnic relations. The journals in which his work has appeared include The American Sociological Review. Social Science Quarterly. Journal of Armed Forcesand Society and Social Problems.

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Butler, J.S. Social research and scholarly interpretation. Society 24, 13–18 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02695817

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