Where We Live Now: Immigration and Race in the United Statesby John IcelandReview by: Susan K. Brown · Contemporary Sociology · 2010

Neglected Books [of the Past Twenty-Five Years]Review by: Harry S. Ashmore, Isaac Asimov, W. H. Auden, Carlos Baker, Jacques Barzun, Marston Bates, Samuel Beckett, Daniel Bell, Harold Bloom, Louise Bogan, Kenneth E. Boulding, N. O. Brown, Robert Brustein, Anthony Burgess, Melville Cane, Erwin D. Canham, Kenneth B. Clark, Robert Coles, Harvey Cox, Babette Deutsch, James Dickey, John Fowles, Peter Gay, Brian Glanville, Nathan Glazer, E. H. Gombrich, G. B. Harrison, Anthony Hecht, Nat Hentoff, William Jovanovich, Stanley Kauffmann, Irving Kristol, Joseph Wood Krutch, Susanne K. Langer, Doris Lessing, Harry Levin, Kenneth S. Lynn, Martin E. Marty, Margaret Mead, W. S. Merwin, Robert Motherwell, Herbert J. Muller, Henry A. Murray, Anaïs Nin, Michael Novak, Joyce Carol Oates, J. H. Plumb, Michael Polanyi, John Herman Randall, Jr., Mary Renault, David Riesman, Ned Rorem, Leo Rosten, Theodore Roszak, Paul B. Sears, Harlow Shapley, John R. Silber, George Gaylord Simpson, C. P. Snow, Louis Simpson, Susan Sontag, Wallace Stegner, Mark Strand, Peter Taylor and Tom Wolfe · The American Scholar · 1970

Ethno's ThreadsReview by: Peter K. Manning · Contemporary Sociology · 2004

Age Structure and Social StructureCharles C. Gordon and Charles F. Longino, Jr. · Contemporary Sociology · 2000

Reply [From Randall Collins]Randall Collins · Contemporary Sociology · 2008

From Genes to Memes?Review by: Penelope J. Greene · Contemporary Sociology · 1978

Geertz's Ambiguous LegacyReview by: Ann Swidler · Contemporary Sociology · 1996

Marxist HistoryReview by: Scott G. McNall · Contemporary Sociology · 1986

Cyberspace and IdentitySherry Turkle · Contemporary Sociology · 1999

The Affective Turn: Theorizing the SocialHarkness, S. · Contemporary Sociology: A Journal of Reviews · 2008