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Bachelors Philosophy Cornell University
PhD Sociology Johns Hopkins University

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According to Wikipedia, Edward Alsworth Ross was a progressive American sociologist, eugenicist, economist, and major figure of early criminology. Early life He was born in Virden, Illinois. His father was a farmer. He attended Coe College and graduated in 1887. After two years as an instructor at a business school, the Fort Dodge Commercial Institute, he went to Germany for graduate study at the University of Berlin. He returned to the U.S., and in 1891 he received his PhD from Johns Hopkins University in political economy under Richard T. Ely, with minors in philosophy and ethics.

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Edward Alsworth Ross's Published Works

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The Organization of Will (1916) (760)
Report of the Committee of Ten (1912) (143)
Social Control (1896) (99)
Rational Imitation (1908) (80)
Standing room only (1928) (67)
The Causes of Race Superiority (1901) (65)
Principles of sociology (1922) (62)
Social psychology, an outline and source book. (1908) (60)
Immigration into the United States@@@The Old World in the New. The Significance of Past and Present Immigration to the American People (1915) (52)
Individuation (1920) (50)
The Old World in the New (33)
Fifty Years of Sociology in the United States (1945) (30)
Location of Industries (1937) (28)
Foundations of sociology (1906) (28)
Institutional Competition (1919) (25)
Sin and society (22)
Seventy years of it (1936) (22)
Association (1886) (19)
Studies in the Science of Society. (1937) (18)
Western Civilization and the Birth-Rate (1907) (15)
The Location of Industries (1896) (14)
Uncertainty as a Factor in Production (1896) (13)
Adult Recreation as a Social Problem (1918) (11)
Moot Points in Sociology. VI. The Factors of Social Change (1904) (10)
The social revolution in Mexico (10)
Social Control. V. Religion (1896) (10)
Social Control. IX. Personality (1897) (9)
Across the Years. (1937) (9)
Recent Tendencies in Sociology. III (1902) (7)
Russia in upheaval (7)
Changes in the size of American families in one generation (7)
The Sociological Frontier of Economics (1899) (7)
Jobs, machines, and capitalism (1932) (7)
Social Control II. Law and Public Opinion (1896) (6)
"Final Report" of the Committee on the Costs of Medical Care. (1933) (6)
Ossification (1920) (5)
Sociological Observations in Inner China (1911) (5)
Civic sociology : a textbook in social and civic problems for young Americans (4)
Social Control. XX. The Vicissitudes of Social Control (1901) (4)
The Making of the Professions (1916) (4)
Seligman's "Shifting and Incidence of Taxation." (1893) (3)
The Laws of Imitation. Gabriel Tarde (1904) (3)
Commercialization--Increasing or Decreasing? (1920) (3)
Discussion: What is social psychology? (3)
The Present Problems of Social Psychology (1905) (3)
Social Control. XIII. The System of Social Control. (1898) (3)
Folk depletion as a cause of rural decline (3)
The Russian Bolshevik Revolution (3)
Capsules of Social Wisdom (1948) (3)
New-age sociology (1940) (2)
The Genesis of Ethical Elements (1900) (2)
The Principle of Balance (1918) (2)
Social Control. VIII. Art (1897) (2)
Moot Points in Sociology. III. The Unit of Investigation (1903) (2)
The Russian Soviet republic (2)
The Greatest Research Chance in the World (1924) (2)
Social Control. XVIII. The Radiant Points of Social Control (1900) (2)
The outlines of sociology (2)
The Standard of Deferred Payments (1892) (2)
Social Control. IV. Suggestion (1896) (2)
With the Population Mystics (1926) (2)
Social Control. XIV. Education (1900) (2)
The Post-War Intellectual Climate (1945) (2)
Moot Points in Sociology. I. The Scope and Task of Sociology (1903) (2)
Social Control. XI (1898) (2)
Estrangement in Society (1917) (2)
Social Control. XVII. The Maintenance of Ethical Elements (1900) (2)
Moot Points in Sociology. IV. The Properties of Group-Units (1903) (2)
The Total Utility Standard of Deferred Payments (1893) (2)
Prophylactics against Mob Mind. (1)
Mahatma Gandhi, The Man Who Became One With the Universal Being. By Romain Rolland. Translated by Catherine D. Groth. New York: The Century Company, 1924, 248 pp (1924) (1)
The Relations of the Social Sciences: A Symposium (1907) (1)
Inductive Sociology: A Syllabus of Methods, Analyses and Classifications, and Provisionally Formulated Laws.Franklin Henry Giddings (1)
Social Control. X (1897) (1)
Lester Frank Ward (1913) (1)
The Sociologist in the Role of Prophet (1943) (1)
The Principle of Anticipation (1916) (1)
Soviet Government in Russia (1920) (1)
Book Review:Human Nature and the Social Order Charles Horton Cooley (1903) (1)
South of Panama (1)
Interference and Conflict. (1)
Class and Caste. IV. Equalization (1917) (1)
Moot Points in Sociology. II. Social Laws (1903) (1)
The Nature and Scope of Social Psychology (1908) (1)
Acquisitive Mimicry (1916) (1)
Moot Points in Sociology. V. The Social Forces (1904) (1)
Class and Caste. III. Segregation and Subordination (1917) (1)
An Introduction to Sociology.@@@New-Age Sociology. (1940) (1)
Book Review:Introduction to the Science of Society. Robert E. Park, Ernest W. Burgess (1921) (1)
Oriental Nationalistic Movements: The Beginnings of Tomorrow (1934) (1)
Sectionalism and Its Avoidance (1924) (1)
Social Decadence (1918) (1)
Moot Points in Sociology. VIII. The Factors of Social Change (1904) (1)
The Unseen Foundations of Society (1893) (1)
The Allaying of Town-Country Conflict (1924) (1)
Moot Points in Sociology. VII. The Factors of Social Change (1904) (1)
Social Control. VI. Ideals (1897) (1)
Recollections of a Pioneer in Sociology (1941) (0)
Social Control. XV. Custom (1900) (0)
Reviews : McDougall, W. An Introduction to Social Psychology. Pp. xv, 355. Price, $I.50. Boston: John W. Luce & Co., I909 (1909) (0)
Manual of charting (0)
The Results of Conflict. (0)
Tests and challenges in sociology (1931) (0)
The Laws of Conventionality Imitation. (0)
The Radiant Points of Conventionality. (0)
Book Review:The Beginnings of To-Morrow. Herbert Adolphus Miller (1935) (0)
The Organization of Thought (1916) (0)
Christian Education and Social Control (1922) (0)
A Famous Sociologist: Reminiscences (Mainly Personal) of William Graham Sumner (1934) (0)
Fairchild, Henry Pratt. Immigration: A World Movement and Its American Significance. Revised Edition. Pp. 520. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1925 (1925) (0)
A new canon of taxation (1892) (0)
The New Russia.Jerome Davis (1934) (0)
Roads to social peace : the weil lectures, 1924, on American citizenship (0)
Outlines of Sociology.Lester F. Ward (1898) (0)
Trends in Family Relationships the World Over (1939) (0)
Socialization (1919) (0)
The Nature of Conventionality. (0)
Class and Caste. I. The Rise of Gross Inequalities (1917) (0)
Book Review:Old Age Support of Women Teachers. Lucile Eaves (1922) (0)
Book Review:Essai d'une philosophie de la solidarite Leon Bourgeois (1903) (0)
Social Control. XIX. Class Control (1900) (0)
Book Review:History of Caste in India. Vol. I. Shridhar V. Ketkar (1910) (0)
Readings in civic sociology : selected and edited (0)
The Field of Modern Sociology (1906) (0)
India in Ferment. By Claude H. Van Tyne. New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1923, xi, 252 pp (1924) (0)
Social Democracy and Population.Alvan A. Tenney (0)
Latter day sinners and saints (0)
LEITES, K. Recent Economic Developments in Russia. Edited by Harald Wester gaard. Pp. 240. Oxford: The Claren don Press, 1922 (1923) (0)
Social Control. XII. Social Valuations (1898) (0)
The Diseases of Social Structures (1918) (0)
Some Contributions of Sociology to the Guidance of Society (1936) (0)
Union and Accumulation. (0)
Class and Caste. II. Gradation (1917) (0)
Book Reviews : AN INTRODUCTION TO THE THEORY OF VALUE ON THE LINES OF MENGER, WIESER AND BÖHM-BA WERK. By WILLIAM SMART, Lecturer on Political Economy in Queen Margaret College, Glas gow. Pp. 83. London : Macmillan & Co., 1891 (1892) (0)
Sociology Re-Bottled@@@Society and Its Problems.@@@Principles of Sociology.@@@Sociology.@@@Outlines of Sociology.@@@Social Organization.@@@Community Organization. (1931) (0)
The Lesser Immigrant Groups in America (0)
American Neurological Association (1892) (0)
The Obvious Orient. By Albert Bushnell Hart. (New York: D. Appleton and Company. 1911. Pp. x, 369.) (1912) (0)
News and Notes (1924) (0)
The Organization of Effort (1916) (0)
The Fields of Custom Imitation. (0)
The Case for Industrial Dualism (1924) (0)
Lumping Versus Individualization (1919) (0)
An Anarchist Woman.Hutchins Hapgood (0)
Relation of Custom Imitation to Conventionality Imitation. (0)
The Radiant Points of Conventionality (concluded). (0)
Freedom in the Modern World (1937) (0)
Conditions affecting the Sway of Custom. (0)

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