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Richard Lichtman	Karl Popper's Defense of the Autonomy of Sociology
Peter L. Berger	Towards a Sociological Understanding of Psychoanalysis
Adam Haber	Cognitive Lag
Richard H. Cox	Ideology, History and Political Philosophy: Camus' L'Homme Revolte
Charles T. Stewart. Jr	Land Reform as Fiscal Politcy for Agrarian Nations




The International Scene--Current Trends

Peter L. Berger and Hansfried Kellner

Arnold Gehlen and teh Theory of Institutions

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Notes on Contributors
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Karl Popper's Defense of the Autonomy of Sociology Richard Lichtman Richard Lichtman is a staff member of the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, and Lecturer at the University of California at Santa Barbara. He is completing a monography entitled "Liberalism and Social Welfare." Back To Top Towards a Sociological Understanding of Psychoanalysis Peter L. Berger Peter L. Berger, Associate Professor of Sociology, Graduate Faculty of the New School, became Editor of Social Research and Chairman of the Editorial Board on January 1, 1965. Dennis H. Wrong, Editor since January 1, 1963, continues as a member of the Editoral Board. Back To Top Cognitive Lag Adam Haber Adam Haber, Assistant Professor of Sociology, Stanford University, is engaged in sociological studies of cognition based on the theoritical foundations of the sociology of knowledge. Back To Top Ideology, History and Political Philosophy: Camus' L'Homme Revolte Richard H. Cox Richard H. Cox, Associate Professor of Political Science, State University of New York, Buffalo, has published a book, Locke on War and Peace, and several essays in political philosophy. A second book, The State in Internatinal Relations, will appear later this year. Back To Top Land Reform as Fiscal Politcy for Agrarian Nations Charles T. Stewart, Jr. Charles T. Stewart, Jr., Research Professor of Economics, The George Washington University, is working on the regional impace of concentrations of research and development and science-based manufacturing. Back To Top The International Scene: Current Trends in the Social Sciences Beginning with this issue, Social Research will regularly bring to its readers critical surveys of significant work in the social sciences being carried on in foreign countries. Back To Top Elite Political Communication: Five Washington Columnists on Nuclear Weapons Testing, 1954-1958 Hansfreid Kellner Hansfreid Kellner is Instructor in Sociology at Douglass College of Rutgers University.

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