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• 1985. “The Mega-historians,” Sociological Theory 3: 114-122.
• 1986. “Is 1980s Sociology in the Doldrums?” American Journal of Sociology 91: 1336-55.
• 1986. “Three Sociological Traditions: On Creating the Future while Creating the Past.” In James S.
Coleman, Siegwart Lindenberg, and Stefan Nowak (eds.), Approaches to Social Theory. Yew York:
Russell Sage Foundation.
• 1986. “The Borkenau Thesis and the Rise of the West.” Sociological Forum 1: 379-388.
• 1986. “A Dynamic Simulation of Marx’s Model of Capitalism.” (with Robert Hanneman.) in
Norbert Wiley (ed.), The Marx/Weber Debate. Beverly Hills: Sage Publications.
• 1986. “Historical Perspectives on Religion and Regime: Some Sociological Comparisons of
Buddhism and Christianity.” In Jeffrey K. Hadden and Anson Shupe (eds.), Prophetic Religions
and Politics. New York: Paragon House.
• 1986. “Sociology as the Land of Oz.” California Sociologist 9 :33-57.
• 1987. “Looking Forward or Looking Back?: Reply to Denzin.” American Journal of Sociology 93:
180-84.
• 1987. “A Micro-Macro Theory of Creativity in Intellectual Careers: the Case of German Idealist
Philosophy.” Sociological Theory 5: 47-69.
• 1987. “Schließungsprozesse und die Konflikttheorie der Professionen.” Österreichische Zeitschrift
für Soziologie 12, No. 2: 46-60. Translation: “Market Closure and the Conflict Theory
of the Professions,” in Michael Burrage and Rolf Torstendahl (eds.), Professions in Theory and
History: Rethinking the Study of the Professions in Europe and North America. London: Sage,
1990, 24-43.
• 1987. “Interaction Ritual Chains, Power and Property.” In Jeffrey C. Alexander (ed.), The Micro-
Macro Link. Berkeley: University of California Press.
• 1988. “Theoretical Continuities in Goffman’s Work.” In Paul Drew and Anthony Wooton (eds.),
Erving Goffman: Exploring the Interaction Order. Oxford: Polity Press. 11
• 1988. “The Durkheimian Tradition in Conflict Sociology.” In Jeffrey C. Alexander (ed.), Durkheimian
Sociology. New York: Cambridge University Press.
• 1988. “Women and Men in the Class Structure.” Journal of Family Issues 9: 27-50. Reprinted
in Rae Lesser Blumberg (ed.), Gender, Family and Economy. Newbury Park, CA: Sage, 1990;
revised version in Michele Lamont and Marcel Fournier (eds.), Cultivating Differences: Symbolic
Boundaries and the Making of Inequality. Chicago: University of Chicago Press,
• 1992. Translation: “Femmes, stratification sociale et production de la culture.” Sociologie et
Sociétés 21 (1989): 27-45.
• 1988. “The Micro Contribution to Macro Sociology.” Sociological Theory 6 (Fall): 242-53.
• 1988. “Toward a Micro Theory of Structuring,” with Jonathan H. Turner. In Jonathan H.Turner
(ed.), Theory-Building in Sociology. Newbury Park, Ca.: Sage: 118-130.
• 1988. “For a Sociological Philosophy.” Theory and Society 17: 669-702.
• 1989. “Sociology: Pro-Science or Anti-Science?” American Sociological Review 53: 124-139.
Russian translation in Thesis No. 4, 1994.
• 1989. “Toward a Neo-Meadian Sociology of Mind.” Symbolic Interaction 12: 1-31. “Response”
[to commentaries on the preceeding] Symbolic Interaction 12: 111-119.
• 1989. “Sociological Theory, Disaster Research, and War.” In Gary Kreps (ed.), Social Structure and
Disaster: Conception and Measurement. University of Delaware Press, 365-385. Revised version:
“Violent Conflict and Social Organization: Some Theoretical Implications of the Sociology of
War.” Amsterdams Sociologisch Tijdschrift 16 (1990): 63-87. Translation in J.Goudsblom (ed.),
Hoofstukken uit de sociologie, Amersterdam University Press, 1995.
• 1989. “Toward a Theory of Intellectual Change: the Social Causes of Philosophies.” Science,
Technology and Human Values 14: 107-140.
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