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Winter 2018 Table of Contents
Full issue online at Sage for 30 days, free. As we add articles to contexts.org, those pieces will be sorted to the issue’s homepage: … Read MoreInto the Sunset
Now it’s time to say goodbye, To all our company… So after 12 spectacular issues, lots of great web-only content, and a new edition … Read MoreFall 2017 Table of Contents
From the Editors Viewpoints Virginia is for Lovers Four essays by gretchen livingston, peter wallenstein, angela gonzales, and christopher bonastia on the Loving v. Read MoreSummer 2017 From the Editors
As we write, millions of Texans are struggling through a hurricane for which we had years of warning. The president took a break … Read MoreWe own it
This is the Editors’ note for the Spring 2017 issue, posted here before print. Hypatia, a feminist philosophy journal, is making … Read MoreWinter 2017 Table of Contents
The Winter 2017 issue of Contexts is available for free online until April 23, 2017 at http://journals.sagepub.com/home/ctx. In addition, links to select articles … Read MoreFall 2016 Table of Contents
The Fall 2016 issue of Contexts is available for free online until January 20, 2017 at http://journals.sagepub.com/home/ctx. In addition, links to select articles … Read MoreTrumped
The election of Donald Trump as the most powerful man on the planet was bad news for sociologists in at least three important ways. Read MoreA Cornucopia of Sociological Goodness
Dateline: Seattle. Sitting together at the American Sociological Association’s annual conference, we’re reminded (not that we really needed reminding) that sociologists do a really good … Read MoreLet the Good News Roll
Talking with sociologists can be a tad bit depressing. Just this once, though, we’re focusing on what’s getting better. Read More