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Social theory and social invention. Edited with an introd. by Herman D. Stein. Essays by Charles Frankel [and others]

Contributor(s): Stein, Herman D | , | Case Western Reserve University. School of Applied Social Scie Case Western Reserve University. School of Applied Social Scie.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: Cleveland, Press of Case Western Reserve University, 1968Subject(s): Social scie | Social poDDC classification: 300/.1
Contents:
Introduction, by H. D. Stein.--The relation of theory to practice; some standard views, by C. Frankel. Commentary, by C. I. Schottland, E. L. Younghusband, and W. M. Young, Jr. The response, by C. Frankel.--A subversive version of the Great Society, by M. Harrington. Commentary, by R. A. Cloward, J. B. Turner, and A. A. Linford. The response, by M. Harrington.--Captives, concensus and conflict; implications for new roles in social change, by M. Tumin. Commentary, by E. Pusic, L. Mehl, and I. Ros30387ow. The response, by M. Tumin.--The social sciences and their impact on society, by G. Myrdal. Commentary, by J. J. Henderson, E. M. Burns, and G. F. Rohrlich. The response, by G. My
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Published as part of the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the School of Applied Social Sciences of Case Western Reserve University.

Bibliographical footnotes.

Introduction, by H. D. Stein.--The relation of theory to practice; some standard views, by C. Frankel. Commentary, by C. I. Schottland, E. L. Younghusband, and W. M. Young, Jr. The response, by C. Frankel.--A subversive version of the Great Society, by M. Harrington. Commentary, by R. A. Cloward, J. B. Turner, and A. A. Linford. The response, by M. Harrington.--Captives, concensus and conflict; implications for new roles in social change, by M. Tumin. Commentary, by E. Pusic, L. Mehl, and I. Ros30387ow. The response, by M. Tumin.--The social sciences and their impact on society, by G. Myrdal. Commentary, by J. J. Henderson, E. M. Burns, and G. F. Rohrlich. The response, by G. My

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