1. Formalism in the social sciences, rhetorically speaking

   • Donald N. McCloskey

   OriginalPaper Pages: 3 - 19

2. A rhetoric in defense of formalism in the social sciences: Comment on McCloskey

   • Peter Mueser

   Letter Pages: 20 - 25

3. Reply to Peter Mueser

   • Donald N. McCloskey

   Letter Pages: 26 - 28

4. Levels of analysis, theoretical orientations and degrees of abstraction

   • Pat Lauderdale
   • Steven D. McLaughlin
   • Annamarie Oliverio

   OriginalPaper Pages: 29 - 40

5. Sociology as a vocation

   • Frank Lechner

   OriginalPaper Pages: 41 - 47

6. The salary structure of sociology departments

   • A. Gary Dworkin

   OriginalPaper Pages: 48 - 59

7. Autobiographical sociology

   • Norman L. Friedman

   OriginalPaper Pages: 60 - 66

8. Fraud, ethics, and the disciplinary contexts of science and scholarship

   • Mary Frank Fox

   Symposium: Ethical Issues In Scholarly Publication Pages: 67 - 71

9. Sociology’s self-imposed moral dilemma

   • Anthony M. Orum

   Symposium: Ethical Issues In Scholarly Publication Pages: 72 - 75

10. Credit and blame in ethnographic publishing

    • Gary Alan Fine

    Symposium: Ethical Issues In Scholarly Publication Pages: 76 - 79

11. The ethical responsibilities of references

    • Richard L. Simpson

    Symposium: Ethical Issues In Scholarly Publication Pages: 80 - 83

12. Ethical issues in editing scholarly journals

    • Sheldon Stryker

    Symposium: Ethical Issues In Scholarly Publication Pages: 84 - 87

13. The case of the “unfair” review: Ethical issues from an editor’s file

    • Joseph W. Schneider

    Symposium: Ethical Issues In Scholarly Publication Pages: 88 - 95