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Web Links

Web Links

• Statistical Resources on the Web: Sociology
  University of Michigan statistical resources.
  
  
• New York Times
  Connects students to the New York Times Newspaper with the option of accessing its archives for registered users.
  
  
• Julian Dierkes' Sociology Links at Princeton
  Provides links to numerous sociology programs and information.
  
  
• A Biographical Sketch of W.E.B. DuBois
  A comprehensive account on the life of this early American sociologist.
  
  
• Karl Marx's writings page
  Provides an archive of Karl Marx's writings. (it also provides Engle's writings)
  
  
• Symbolic Interactionism
  Provides summary information about symbolic interactionism in the form of a free encyclopedia.
  
  
• Conflict Theory
  This site provides summary information about the conflict theory, also in the form of a free encyclopedia.
  
  
• Functional Theory
  This site provides summary information about functionalism (functional theory), also in the form of a free encyclopedia.
  
  
• Social Exchange Theory
  Though not used in all introduction to sociology texts, this theory has relevance to sociology students and majors understanding how people make choices and interact together. This site provides summary information, also in the form of a free encyclopedia.
  
  
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sociology
  This site offers a brief but comprehensive history of sociology to compliment student research.
  
  
• Sociological Research Sites
  A comprehensive site on resources related to sociological research including crime statistics, population, women's studies, and other topics.
  
  

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