Sociology

Browse print books

Find shelves on 3rd floor with call numbers. Call number ranges may be found on the shelving units at the beginning of each section. Begin your search at https://library.bridgeport.edu/.

Selected ebook titles

Ebook Central

• Delamont, S., “Feminist Sociology”, 2003
• Iceland, J., “A Portrait of America : The Demographic Perspective”, 2014
• Dillon, M., “Introduction to Sociological Theory : Theorists, Concepts, and Their Applicability to the Twenty-First Century”, 2019
• Fuller, S., “The New Sociological Imagination”, 2006
• Latour, B., “Reassembling the Social : An Introduction to Actor-Network-Theory”, 2005
• Staubman, H., (Ed.), “The Rolling Stones : Sociological Perspectives”, 2013

Selected Sociology Websites

• American Sociological Association – The ASA was founded in 1905 and is a non-profit organization. With over 21,000 members, the ASA promotes the vitality, visibility, and diversity of the discipline in all facets of society. At both  the national and international levels, the ASA seeks to give voice to the discipline and implements programs in the field of sociology that will have an impact on society.
• National Council for the Social Studies – Founded in 1921, this organization may be more related to teaching the discipline of social studies to school-age children, however this site may also provide insights towards the application of sociology studies.
• Sociologists for Women in Society – Starting in 1969, this organization is dedicated to development of sociological feminist theory, encouraging new perspective in the field of sociology through the lens of feminist thought, and promoting social justice and supporting the dissemination of feminist social science.
• Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues – The SPSSI is “an organization of social scientists that has historically brought research to bear on a wide array of societal problems.” Started during the depression in the 1930’s, the SPSSI has used social science to impact the discipline of psychology as well as society at large.
• Society for the Study of Social Problems – “Founded in 1951, the Society for the Study of Social Problems promotes research on and serious examination of problems of social life.” The SSSP is a diverse multicultural organization dedicated to addressing the issues and problems in pursuit of a just society.
• Everyday Sociology Blog – A place for and by sociologists, and general interest as well, for sharing topical thoughts and questions on current developments in the field.