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Successful Applications of Sociology, sociologists have a mistaken conception of the influence of research on policy. They see a schism opening up between social scientists doing routine disciplinary research and policy researchers doing work on policy questions.

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Introduction,iscipline. In the 1980s these negative sentiments have proved all too easily translatable into disproportionately severe cutbacks for sociology (and other social sciences) in those societies whose governments have made a shibboleth out of reducing public expenditure.

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What Has Sociology Achieved? The French Paradox, it then spread progressively into the provincial universities. As for the National Centre for Scientific Research, the CNRS, created by statute in 1948, though it was to be a driving force in the development of research, this did not become perceptible until about fifteen years after the end of the war.

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What Dutch Sociology Has Achieved, well known to foreign sociologists, since most Dutch sociologists write and publish only in their native language. Second, achievements depend on both the internal and external functioning of the sociological system. Therefore I will describe the latter first.

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Book 1990ssembling twelve essays specially commissioned from distinguished authors, to which the editors add an introduction setting out the issues and a concluding chapter which draws together recurrent themes.

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From Cognitive Style to Substantive Content: Programmatics and Pragmatics in the Development of Socn, and support for, a discipline whose practitioners have yet to establish even provisional agreement on a number of fundamental issues about the nature of the social as an object of study and the professional knowledge that we might legitimately claim to hold of it.