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1. The Transformation of Work Time in Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland and Russia.

2. The Second Structural Transformation of the Public Sphere in Western Europe and the U.S.

3. Institutional Change: evolution or revolution? The East India Company Charter Act 1813.

4. Insecurity, Conformity and Community - James Coleman's Latent Theoretical Model of Action.

5. Gender, Betrayal, and Public Memory: America's Lost War in Vietnam.

6. From the South Bronx to Sobro: Gentrification in Mott Haven, Positive or Negative Change.

7. Framing Children in the Newfoundland Confederation Debate, 1948.

8. Does Thinking Globally Make You a Dead Soul?: Analyzing U.S. Perspectives on Globalization.

9. Does Violence Pay? Success of the Unruly and the Northern Ireland Peace Accords.

10. Anti-War Music in the Vietnam Era: The Roles of Emotive and Cognitive Framing in Building Oppositional Ideologies.

11. A Social Psychological Analysis of Resistance to Sexual Harassment: Implications for Equal Opportunity.

12. “By Any Means Necessary”: Examining the Relationship between Popular Culture and Youth Activism".

13. Making Movements Institutionalize: The Dual Choice under Democratic Consolidation.

14. Everyday Defection, Everyday Treason: What Whites Can Do To Combat Racism.

15. Desiring Theory: On the Incomplete Conceptualization of the Aging Experience.

16. Comparing cultural classification systems: Cross-national differences in the international orientation of American, Dutch, French, and German arts journalism 1955-2005.

17. Comparative Efforts: Taking the Mediterranean as a Context.

18. An Analysis of Newspaper Coverage of High School Gay-Straight Alliance Clubs 1984-2004.

19. Labor Networks, Organizational Change and Public Health.

20. From Twilight Sleep to Doulas: Cultural Changes in the Practice and Perception of Childbirth.

21. What’s New? General Patterns of Planned Macro-Institutional Change.

22. ’The Social Semiotics’ of Transnational Social Movements: Zapatistas Build a Bridge to Los Angeles.

23. What Makes a Progressive Religious Leader?: Analyzing Votes from the Second Vatican Council.

24. Sometimes Connect: Circuits and the Culture of Social Networks.

25. Adaptive Reuse: Towards a Sociology of the Built Environment.

26. Engaging Social Theory: Taking Sociological Theory Public.

27. Paradise Lost: Wildlife Law in the Vanishing Wilderness.

28. The Charismatic Movement’s Vision For Family Life in Nigeria.

29. Testing Narratives of Postsocialism: Transition and Sequence Approaches to Hungarian Corporate Ownership Changes, 1991-1999.

30. No Exit and the Organization of Voice: Market Boundaries and Social Movements in Health Care.

31. Global Ideology, Linked Cities: A New Geography of Political and Cultural Capitals.

32. Opportunities and Constraints of Selected Global Justice Organizations in the Context of the Larger Movement.

33. "No Encounters with Suitable Partners": Japan's Labor Market Changes, Shifting Marriage Mediation, and Increased Singlehood.

34. THE MOBILIZING EFFECT OF RESOURCES AND THREAT: A MIXED MODEL ANALYSIS OF THE OCCUPY MOVEMENT.

35. Acting Through the Margin of Freedom: Bourdieu as Social Movement Theorist.

36. Community Organizing and Social Change: A Case Study of the Safe Driving Coalition.

37. Online Resistance to Sexual Shaming: Can Internet Conversations Change Society?

38. OUR BODIES, OUR BLOGS: Rewriting the Maternal Body Online.

39. Compton's Cafeteria Riot.

40. Spatial agency: Socio-spatial transformation and urban agriculture in the food justice movement.

41. Building Effective Service-Learning for Social Justice.

42. Examining the State Response to Domestic Violence: An Analysis of Partner Abuse Intervention.

43. CONFRONTING RACIALLY BIASED POLICING IN FRANCE AND THE UNITED STATES: HOW ORGANIZATIONAL FIELDS SHAPE ANTI-RACIST STRATEGIES AND TACTICS.

44. Parenting All Over Again: Intensive Grandmothering and Family Inequality.

45. Ambiguities of Change: Cosmopolitan Cairenes and the Transformation of Intimate Relations.

46. Research on New Working Class' Subjective Social Status in Contemporary China: An analysis based on 2013 Chinese General Social Survey data.

47. CLEVER POVERTY: PLUGGING INTO AND DIVERGING FROM CAPITALISM.

48. An Assessment of Intergenerational Relationship between Youth and Parental Generation.

49. Protest Potential in the U.S. Social Movement Sector.

50. The Performative Magic of Advocacy: Symbolic Capital and Social Change.