1st Edition

International Library of Sociology

Edited By Karl Mannheim
    by Routledge

    The International Library of Sociology (ILS) is the most important series of books on sociology ever published. Founded in the 1940s by Karl Mannheim, the series became the forum for pioneering research and theory, marked by comparative approaches and analysis of new disciplines, such as the sociology of youth and culture. Spanning volumes by Parsons, Dickinson and Ossowski, the history of the ILS is the history of modern sociology.

    A. Social Theory and Methodology: 22 Volumes: [0-415-17818-5]
    B. Economics and Society: 11 Volumes: [0-415-17819-3]
    C. Political Sociology: 18 Volumes: [0-415-17820-7]
    D. The Sociology of East Asia: 6 Volumes: [0-415-17821-5]
    E. The Sociology of Development: 18 Volumes: [0-415-17822-3]
    F. The Sociology of Religion: 8 Volumes: [0-415-17823-1]
    G. The Sociology of Culture: 9 Volumes: [0-415-17824-X]
    H. Historical Sociology: 9 Volumes: [0-415-17825-8]
    I. Class, Race and Social Structure: 21 Volumes: [0-415-17826-6]
    J. The Sociology of Gender and the Family: 15 Volumes: [0-415-17827-4]
    K. The Sociology of Youth and Adolescence: 12 Volumes: [0-415-17828-2]
    L. The Sociology of Work and Organization: 18 Volumes: [0-415-17829-0]
    M. Urban and Regional Sociology: 13 Volumes: [0-415-17830-4]
    N. Public Policy, Welfare and Social Work: 18 Volumes: [0-415-17831-2]
    O. The Sociology of Law and Criminology: 15 Volumes: [0-415-17832-0]
    P. The Sociology of Education: 28 Volumes: [0-415-17833-9]
    Q. Sociology of Behaviour and Psychology: 18 Volumes: [0-415-17834-7]
    R. The Sociology of Mental Health: 7 Volumes: [0-415-17835-5]
    S. The Sociology of the Soviet Union: 8 Volumes: [0-415-17836-3]