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Psychoanalysis and the Social Structure

The Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 1950
(1950). Psychoanalysis and the Social Structure. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 19, No. 3, pp. 371-384.
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Exploiting Social Structures and Social Networks

2010
In recent years there has been much recent interest in the use of "online" social networks for maintaining and building relationships with others. In this talk we explore some of the key characteristics of social networks and how they can potentially be exploited to provide intelligent content sharing in the pervasive and mobile computing domain ...
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Social class structures and social mobility:

2013
Class analysis is concerned with how patterns of advantage (and disadvantage) are transmitted and reproduced over time. However, the passage of time (such as the life-course transitions associated with ageing, cohort changes from one generation to the next, and longer-term socio-economic changes) makes the question of how class inequalities endure a ...
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Social policy as social structure

Sociological Forum, 1994
At first glance, these two outstanding books contrast, though they are both revealing about current social policy issues in the United States and their ironies. The Jencks book by American sociology's most thoughtful and useful secondary data analyst is about affirmative action, crime, poverty, and welfare in the United States.
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Social Organization and Social Structure

2009
Abstract Geographic organization and social organization are often thought of as two distinct categories. But in actual practice, these two types of organization, although manifested differently, are closely related. This discussion of Roman social history begins, then, with an acknowledgment of the important role of the physical ...
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The social structure of innovation

The relationship between innovation and social ties is fraught with contradictions: we believe in the power of immersed creative work stemming from individual minds, but we also acknowledge the importance of influence and inspiration that comes from sociability.
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