René König

Theodor Geiger (1891-1952)
Acta Sociologica 1956 1: 3-9. [PDF]  

Sociology and Democracy
Acta Sociologica 1956 1: 10-13. [PDF]  

Social Sciences and their Method
Acta Sociologica 1956 1: 14-17. [PDF]  

Evaluational Nihilism
Acta Sociologica 1956 1: 18-25. [PDF]  

A Dynamic Analysis of Social Mobility
Acta Sociologica 1956 1: 26-38. [PDF]  

Recruitment of University Students
Acta Sociologica 1956 1: 39-48. [PDF]  

Intelligentsia
Acta Sociologica 1956 1: 49-61. [PDF]  

Der Intellektuelle in der europäischen Gesellshaft von heute
Acta Sociologica 1956 1: 62-74. [PDF]  

Die Legende von der Massengesellschaft
Acta Sociologica 1956 1: 75-79. [PDF]  

Torben Agersnap

Bibliography on Th. Geiger
Acta Sociologica 1956 1: 80-84. [PDF]  

Torgny T. Segerstedt

The Uppsala School of Sociology
Acta Sociologica 1956 1: 85-119. [PDF]  

Torben Agersnap

Radio Listening in Denmark
Acta Sociologica 1956 1: 120-148. [PDF]  

Vilhelm Aubert

The Housemaid - An Occupational Role in Crisis
Acta Sociologica 1956 1: 149-158. [PDF]  

Odd Ramsøy

Exploring Connections Between Some Concepts in the Theory of Action
Acta Sociologica 1956 1: 159-167. [PDF]  

C.Arnold Anderson

Lifetime Inter-Occupational Mobility Patterns in Sweden
Acta Sociologica 1956 1: 168-202. [PDF]  

Georg Karlsson

A Social-Psychological Model for Sociology
Acta Sociologica 1956 1: 205-216. [PDF]  

Verner Goldschmidt

The Greenland Criminal Code and its Sociological Background
Acta Sociologica 1956 1: 217-255. [PDF]  

The Greenland Criminal Code
Acta Sociologica 1956 1: 256-265. [PDF]  

Egil Fivelsdal

Book Review : Svend Ranulf: Methods of Sociology. With an Essay: Remarks on the Epistemology of Sociology. Universitetsforlaget i Aarhus, Ejnar Munksgard, København, 1955. Pp. 116. Price: 10.00 Danish Kroner
Acta Sociologica 1956 1: 267-268. [PDF]  

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