Title | Date | Reference | Authors | Call # | ISSN | ||
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Comparative sociology of examinations | 2015 | Comparative sociology 14 (1): 1-3 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Comparative sociology of 11 to 18 examinations in Thailand, England, and Japan | 2015 | Comparative sociology 14 (1): 4-52 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Comparison of the big tests’ origins in Japan and the United States: the characteristics of the “elementary school examination” of the early Meiji Era | 2015 | Comparative sociology 14 (1): 53-78 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Typologies of abilities tested in university entrance examinations: comparisons of the United States, Japan, Iran and France | 2015 | Comparative sociology 14 (1): 79-101 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Questions, answers and pleas in Portuguese exams during seven decades | 2015 | Comparative sociology 14 (1): 101-24 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Teacher's council in top rated schools | 2015 | Comparative sociology 14 (1): 125-41 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Religious autonomy and religious entrepreneurship: an evolutionary-institutionalist's take on the axial age | 2014 | Comparative sociology 13 (2): 105-34 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Opposition to enlargement among "new" and "old" Europeans: the cases of post-communist EU members and candidates | 2014 | Comparative sociology 13 (2): 135-61 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Upgrading employability of unemployed as constructive individualization | 2014 | Comparative sociology 13 (2): 162-84 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Ecologies, post-modern urbanism, and symbolic economies: a comparative assessment of American urban sociology | 2014 | Comparative sociology 13 (2): 185-214 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Comparing experiences of academic mobility and migration | 2014 | Comparative sociology 13 (2): 215-34 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Modernization and religious concord | 2014 | Comparative sociology 13 (2): 235-50 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Modernization theory, then and now | 2014 | Comparative sociology 13 (3): 261-83 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
The fading exceptionalism of American political parties? Evidence from party allocation decisions | 2014 | Comparative sociology 13 (3): 284-314 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Currencies of social support: Israeli-Palestinian single mothers in their families and communities | 2014 | Comparative sociology 13 (3): 315-45 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Differential support for women in higher education and politics cross-nationally | 2014 | Comparative sociology 13 (3): 346-82 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Defining the revolutionary totalitarian personality: the parallel lives of Adolf Hitler and Fidel Castro | 2014 | Comparative sociology 13 (3): 383-409 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Income inequality in advanced capitalism: how protective institutions can promote egalitarian societies | 2014 | Comparative sociology 13 (4): 419-44 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Racial articulation and labor in 19th century Brazil | 2014 | Comparative sociology 13 (4): 445-81 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
The roles of stereotyping in public policy legitimation: the case of the PIGS label | 2014 | Comparative sociology 13 (4): 482-502 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
From conflict to consensus? Elite integration and democracy in Ghana | 2014 | Comparative sociology 13 (4): 503-30 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Sociology's blind eye for happiness | 2014 | Comparative sociology 13 (5): 537-55 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
On the assessment of ‘civilizations’ in political culture research. Criticism and alternative | 2014 | Comparative sociology 13 (5): 556-86 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Institutional comparisons of the perceived value of networks in China and United States | 2014 | Comparative sociology 13 (5): 587-617 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Trust in government and goal pursuit in a transition society | 2014 | Comparative sociology 13 (5): 618-38 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Urbanization as the cause of cities: notes from the Near East and the Northeast | 2014 | Comparative sociology 13 (5): 639-63 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Explaining citizens’ participation in a transnational European public sphere | 2014 | Comparative sociology 13 (6): 667-91 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Microaggression and moral cultures | 2014 | Comparative sociology 13 (6): 692-726 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Party system format and the longevity of party systems: an empirical examination | 2014 | Comparative sociology 13 (6): 727-47 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Is the study of attitudes sufficient for the study of national character? Putting the work of Alex Inkeles in context | 2014 | Comparative sociology 13 (6): 748-72 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Across the continents: engaging and questioning community | 2014 | Comparative sociology 13 (6): 773-92 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Public spheres and civil society in selected pre-modern societies: some comparative observations | 2006 | Comparative sociology 5 (1): 1-31 | H6/kf [comparative-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Social-science research and the general social surveys | 2006 | Comparative sociology 5 (1): 33-43 | H6/kf [comparative-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Schadenfreunde: a case study of emotion as situated discursive display | 2006 | Comparative sociology 5 (1): 45-63 | H6/kf [comparative-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Introduction | 2006 | Comparative sociology 5 (2-3): 105-13 | H6/KF[COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Mapping global values | 2006 | Comparative sociology 5 (2-3): 115-36 | H6/KF[COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
A theory of cultural value orientations: explication and applications | 2006 | Comparative sociology 5 (2-3): 137-82 | H6/KF[COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Globalization, 'McDonaldization' and values: quo vadis? | 2006 | Comparative sociology 5 (2-3): 183-202 | H6/KF[COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Individualization in Europe and America: connecting religious and moral values | 2006 | Comparative sociology 5 (2-3): 203-30 | H6/KF[COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Religion in contemporay society: eroded by human well-being, supported by cultural diversity | 2006 | Comparative sociology 5 (2-3): 231-57 | H6/KF[COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Democratization in the human development perspective | 2006 | Comparative sociology 5 (2-3): 258-90 | H6/KF[COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Review essay | 2006 | Comparative sociology 5 (2-3): 291-6 | H6/KF[COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Evil too is 'global' | 2006 | Comparative sociology 5 (4): 319-25 | H6/KF[COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Democracy and Islam in the Arab world: lessons from Algeria | 2006 | Comparative sociology 5 (4): 327-52 | H6/KF[COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
The sociology of food in Spain: European influences in social analyses on eating habits | 2006 | Comparative sociology 5 (4): 353-80 | H6/KF[COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
English as an international language in non-native settings in an era of globalization | 2006 | Comparative sociology 5 (4): 381-404 | H6/KF[COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Introduction | 2006 | Comparative sociology 6 (): 1-5 | H6/KF[COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Elite and leadership change in liberal democracies | 2006 | Comparative sociology 6 (): 6-26 | H6/KF[COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Elite distinction: grand theory and comparative perspectives | 2006 | Comparative sociology 6 (): 27-74 | H6/KF[COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 | |||
Comparing two charismatic leaders: Ataturk and de Gaulle | 2006 | Comparative sociology 6 (): 75-84 | H6/KF[COMPARATIVE-] | 1569-1322 |