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Applying Sociology: Making a Better World
DescriptionA contributed volume of readings on using sociology to create practical social and organizational change. Applying Sociology: Making a Better World is a book about putting sociological ideas into action. The editors, sociologists and educators, who are active in both government and private sectors, have assembled a collection of readings by contributors who bring a wealth of practical experience and innovative ideas to the field.
Applied Sociology (Sociology)
I.DESIGNING THE CULTURE. Sociology of Architecture.
Bernie Jones, Doing Sociology with the Design Professions.
William Du Bois, Design and Human Behavior: The Sociology of Architecture. Community.
William Du Bois, Transforming Community Attitudes and Morale.
Des Connor, Preventing and Resolving Public Controversy. Organizations, Management, Labor.
Lawrence Miller, Visions of the New Corporate Culture.
William Foote Whyte, Solving the Hotel's Human Problems.
Paul E. Rossler and Kenneth J. Kiser, Why Organizational Change Fails.
Frank Lindenfeld, Worker Cooperatives: A Democratic Alternative to Capitalist Corporations.
Art Shostak, Applied Sociology and Organized Labor: On Going Better Together. II.APPLICATIONS TO SPECIFIC SETTINGS. Social Problems.
Corey Dolgon, Politics on Campus: The Janitors and the Sociologist.
Hal Pepinsky, Safety from Personal Violence — Empathy and Listening.
Darrol Bussler and Mark E. Carey, Coming Full Circle: A County-Community Restorative Justice Partnership.
William Du Bois, There Are No Secrets Here: Secrets and Privacy in Juvenile Group Homes. Marriage and the Family.
Sidney M. Jourard, Marriage Is for Life.
William Wagner, Parenting without Controlling: Caring for the Relationship. Recreation.
Martin G. Miller, Sport Is Too Important to Be Just a Game! Education: Service Learning: Taking It to the Streets.
Barbara Carson, Creating Grass-Roots Change through Service Learning.
R. Dean Wright, Tramp Training: Constructing a Service Learning Program in Homeless Intervention. Religion and Health Care.
Gary Gunderson, Caring about Each Other: Churches, Public Health, and Community. Conclusion.
Pat Sheehan, Surviving as an Applied Sociologist.
William Du Bois and R. Dean Wright, The Sociologist as Artist. 
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