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However, the discipline in Europe suffered great setbacks as a result of World Wars I and II. The ''Nazis hated sociology,'' and many sociologists were killed or fled Germany and France between 1933 and the end of World War II (Collins 1994, 46). As Erwin Scheuch notes, it is ''easier to name sociologists who did not emigrate as the Nazi regime came to power than to list the émigrés'' (2000, 1075). After World War II, sociologists returned to Germany influenced by their studies in America. The result was that American sociologists became the world leaders in theory and research for many years. The Basics of Sociology - Kathy S. Stolley - Greenwood Press
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Sociology helps us understand why and how society changes. Obviously, the social world is constantly changing. This change has been a major interest to sociologists from the beginning of the discipline. However, many sociologists believe that sociology should not stop with only explaining society and how and why the world changes. They argue that sociologists also have an obligation to act, using their unique skills and perspectives to work to improve the world. Sociology, they argue, is a ''field of inquiry simultaneously concerned with understanding, explaining, criticizing, and improving (italics mine) the human condition'' (Restivo 1991, 4). Armed with a sociological perspective, we can more effectively take action if we don’t like what is happening. We can better participate in shaping the future for ourselves and for others. The Basics of Sociology - Kathy S. Stolley - Greenwood Press
There is an international research project, of which I am a member, called the World Internet Project (http:// worldinternetproject.net); for many years our standard questionnaire would include the following question: ''When are you online?'' Gradually it dawned on us that this question was no longer relevant, as people have progressed from the desktop computer to the mobile computer, tablet, and smartphone, and that today people are constantly online. In fact, a more appropriate question would be, ''When are you offline?'' Internet Psychology - Yair Amichai-Hamburger - Routledge
Literary luminaries and party ideology chiefs combined to formulate the new doctrine of Soviet culture, socialist realism, which required cultural producers to show life not as it was, but as it should be. A Very Short Introduction & The Soviet Union - Stephen Lovell - Oxford University Press
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Before long the five-year plan was compressed into four years, and in February 1931 Stalin declared that it should be completed in three, in 'the basic and decisive branches of industry'. The ultimatum he delivered to his industrial managers could not have been more blunt. After centuries of taking 'continual beatings' from various foreigners –from the Mongols in the 13th century to the Japanese in the early 20th– Russia must now catch up or perish. As Stalin concluded: 'We are fifty or a hundred years behind the advanced countries. We must make good this distance in ten years. Either we do it, or we shall go under.' A Very Short Introduction & The Soviet Union - Stephen Lovell - Oxford University Press
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