Sociology

1. Using conflict theory (E1-657)
2. We have never been modern (E1-2)
3. Narrative research (E1-295)
4. Qualitative research design (E1-324)
5. Introduction to sociology (E1-808)
6. Uncertain eternity, or eternal uncertainty? (E1-800)
7. Non-humans and after in social science (E1-801)
8. Sociological insights of great thinkers (E1-799)
9. Social prisms (E1-649)
10. The rise of social theory (E2-394)

Other books that you might be interested in can also be found in related subject groups:

• D2 – Methods in social sciences (Orange study room)
• E1-E16 – all subject groups starting with the letter E are related to sociology (Orange and Green study rooms)
• K1 – Gender studies (Yellow study room)

Journals – you can find some print journals on the topic in the library too:

• American Journal of Sociology
• Communist and Post-communist Studies
• Polish Sociological Review

Current volumes are located in the Blue study room, older volumes are in the basement or in the closed stacks. You can order volumes stored in the closed stacks in the online catalogue.

Library catalogue

Recommended e-resources:

• EBSCO eBook Academic Collection
• EBSCO SocINDEX with Fulltext
• SAGE Journals Online
• SAGE Knowledge
• Taylor & Francis Online