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Weber and the Anomic Theory of Deviance

Marvin B. ScottUniversity of California
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Roy TurnerUniversity of California
Pages 233-240 | Published online: 16 Dec 2016

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StevenF. Messner. (1988) Merton's “social structure and anomie”: The road not taken. Deviant Behavior 9:1, pages 33-53.
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Jörg Frommer & Sabine Frommer. 2021. Max Weber und das psychologische Verstehen. Max Weber und das psychologische Verstehen 185 202 .
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Marco Orrù. (2009) Anomie and social theory in ancient Greece. European Journal of Sociology 26:1, pages 3-28.
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Cecil L. Willis. (2007) Durkheim's Concept of Anomie: Some Observations*. Sociological Inquiry 52:2, pages 106-113.
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Donald W. Ball. (1975) Privacy, Publicity, Deviance and Control. The Pacific Sociological Review 18:3, pages 259-278.
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James J. Teevan,Jr.Jr.. (1975) On Measuring Anomia: Suggested Modification of the Srole Scale. The Pacific Sociological Review 18:2, pages 159-170.
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Don C. Gibbons & Joseph F. Jones. (1971) Some Critical Notes on Current Definitions of Deviance. The Pacific Sociological Review 14:1, pages 20-37.
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