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	Origin And Development Of Rural Sociology,Rural Sociology,Change In Rural Sociology,Development Of Rural ...
		Rural sociology is a new branch of sociology with studies being carried out from 19th century.
		The main concern of rural sociology came to be the understanding and diagnosing of the social and economic problems of farmers.
		In response to these critiques of rural sociology a new sub-discipline of sociology emerged that operated largely within the functionalist paradigm and was preoccupied with the study of the community life of rural people.
	www.sociologyguide.com /rural-sociology/origin-rural-sociology.php (423 words)

	Rural Sociology
		Ph.D. programs in rural sociology require courses and seminars which provide a systematic treatment of rural studies in addition to mastery of sociological theory and methods and their application to rural problems.
		A copy of the program will be forwarded to the Rural Sociology graduate faculty and to the Graduate Studies and Research Committee for the initial audit of standards.
		Students may want to extend their disciplinary focus in sociology or another social science; or they may want to develop a speciality area useful for their dissertation research or to complement career plans.
	ohioline.osu.edu /~hcrd/rural_sociology/doctor.html (749 words)

	The Department of Rural Sociology at The University of Wisconsin, Madison - Madison
		The Department of Rural Sociology at The University of Wisconsin, Madison - Madison
		Sociology is the study of human social behavior.
		Rural Sociology is the subset of sociological studies which is particularly concerned with rural people and the conditions under which they live and work, and with the natural resource and development issues that are typical of nonmetropolitan regions.
	www.drs.wisc.edu (246 words)

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		A degree in rural sociology is good preparation for jobs that involve an understanding of rural people, require knowledge of the relationship between rural communities and natural resources, and involve data collection or data analysis.
		Rural sociologists may be employed in agricultural and environmental organizations, cooperative and agribusiness enterprises, community development or advocacy organizations, and governmental planning or social service agencies.
		Rural sociology students in the International Agriculture and Natural Resources degree program study issues such as how population growth and public policies are affecting hunger, tropical rainforest destruction, and the environment in the developing world.
	www.wisc.edu /pubs/ug/04cals/rursoc.html (2607 words)

	Rural Sociology,About Rural Sociology,Sociology Guide
		Rural sociology is the scientific study of rural society.
		According to A.R Desai rural sociology should be to make a systematic, scientific and comprehensive study of the rural social organization of its structure, function and objective tendencies of development and on the basis of such a study to discover the laws of its development.
		Such sociological aspects and principles as one derived from the study of rural social relationships may be referred to as rural sociology.
	www.sociologyguide.com /rural-sociology (247 words)

	SocioSite: RURAL SOCIOLOGY
		Rural History Centre - University of Reading, Whiteknights, UK A national center in England for the study of the history of farming, food and the countryside.
		The object of IRSA is to foster the development of the science of sociology, to further the application of social research to the improvement of the quality of life for rural populations, and to promote the subject-matter of rural sociology as a topic of instruction.
		An educational and sicentific organization that fosters the study or rural sociology and its application to the Southern region of the United States.
	www.sociosite.net /topics/rural.php (1799 words)

	F. Buttel. Environmental Sociology
		Afourth tributary of contemporary environmental sociology was that of neo-Durkheimian human ecology (e.g., Micklin 1984); as with the social movements tradition, a number of rural sociologists interested in environmental issues were trained in this tradition, even though human ecology is not generically associated with rural sociology.
		Rural sociological receptiveness to the notion of material embeddedness of social life is illustrated by the fact that environmental sociology was able to legitimate itself and achieve recognition as a serious area of work earlier in the Rural Sociological Society than it was able to do so in other sociological organizations.
		Environmental sociology obviously has a responsibility to respond to changes in the natural-scientific, public policy, and social bases of environmental issues, but this flexibility can come at the expense of sustained research on crucial resource issues (particularly those that are not of keen interest to major environmental groups).
	core.ecu.edu /soci/juskaa/buttel.htm (5888 words)

	Sociology Guide,Free Sociology Notes,Sociology Definition,Sociology Study Guide,Meaning Scope Of Sociology,Define ...
		Sociology is a social science that studies society and the individual in perspective of Society.
		The origins of Sociology lie in the 19th century but the during the 1960-70s, it became a major social science subject, taught in universities and colleges, and schools.
		The scope of sociology is extremely wide, ranging from the analysis of passing encounters between individuals in the street up to the investigation of world-wide social processes".
	www.sociologyguide.com (199 words)

	Seeking Information in Rural Sociology
		In practice, however, modern rural sociology has had to become considerably more comprehensive than the study of the social structures and processes of rural societies.
		The "rural" is, in part, a reflection of the larger processes of the regional differentiation and allocation of populations, economic activities, and other human activities within a society as a whole (or, increasingly, within the global economy and society).
		The Rural Sociology Program at the University of Kentucky maintains active research, graduate and undergraduate instruction, and extension programming in three specialities: Community, Agriculture, and Social Change.
	www.ca.uky.edu /AIC/ruralsoc/RURALSOC.HTM (194 words)

	rural sociology, environmental agriculture, sustainable agriculture, michael bell
		I taught rural sociology at Iowa State for nine years before moving to the University of Wisconsin–Madison and served as Greg’s and Sue’s major professor.
		Plus, to study PFI and sustainable agriculture is to study the university itself, given the longtime role of land grant universities in agricultural research and the special association of PFI with Iowa State University.
		This volume brings together some of the recent work of rural sociologists on democracy, in an effort to bring into sharper focus this work's distinctive contributions to the understanding the question of what is and should be globalized, with particular emphasis on rural concerns and rural people.
	www.phoenix-financial.com /links/M_Bell_rural_sociology4.htm (525 words)

	Sociology 346 Rural Sociology (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The student with a major in sociology will be able to think critically, analyze everyday events in light of larger social institutions and societal trends, and understand how people organize, control, and change their societies.
		The course is based on the assumption that almost every aspect of life in rural society, including the Rocky Mountain region and Montana, is influenced by globalization, postindustrialization, and other social changes and the fact that rural life remains important-- and complex.
		Sociology 110 (Principles of Sociology) and Sociology 201 (Social Science Methods) are also highly recommended for this course.
	www.umt.edu /sociology/richards/soc346/syllabus.htm (1148 words)

	Rural Sociology at the University of Arkansas
		The Rural Sociology program at the University of Arkansas is involved with the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station and works closely with the University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service to provide rural data and information to policymakers, researchers, and the general public.
		The Rural Sociology program is also dedicated to research and teaching focused on the social, economic, and environmental aspects of rural life throughout the world.
		The Rural Sociology program at the University of Arkansas is housed in the School of Human Environmental Sciences in the Bumpers College of Agriculture, Food, and Life Sciences.
	ruralsoc.uark.edu /introduction.htm (204 words)

	Howard Odum: American Sociology: Dwight Sanderson (Site not responding. Last check: )
		On the way to his twenty-five years as professor of rural sociology and the head of this department in Cornell University, Sanderson had been successful in research, teaching, and administration in agricultural education in state college and experiment stations.
		Sociology, as a science of society, is considered as studying groups of human beings and therefore sociology studies group relationships or forms of human association.
		Sociology can do more than analyze society as it exists; it can furnish knowledge of the structure and processes of society, which is necessary if men are to assume responsibility for its intelligent control.
	spartan.ac.brocku.ca /~lward/Odum/BiographicalSketches/Sanderson.html (861 words)

	CPP \| Rural Education \| Rural Sociology (2001)
		The origins of this interdisciplinary study in human ecology, ecological economics and rural sociology are reviewed, and a study of the impacts of ecological change on a resource-dependent community in contemporary coastal Vietnam in terms of the resilience of its institutions is outlined.
		To focus on issues applicable to rural schools and their communities, educational research must consider local concerns such as attachment to rural places; the relationship between school and community sustainability; and the cultivation of appropriate local meanings, knowledge, and commitments.
		It details the trajectory of what is termed the `consumption countryside' that is, the sets of increasingly diverse ruralities which tie rural space and people to the provision of goods and services that can be consumed by those in and beyond their particular boundaries.
	www.positivepractices.com /RuralEducation/RuralSociology2001.html (8780 words)

	Rural Sociology at the University of Arkansas
		Additionally, all students are required to pass a comprehensive written examination during their last semester and submit a research paper or thesis for acceptance to the Graduate Committee.
		The official requirements for the Sociology M.A. degree with a concentration in Rural Sociology can be found in the University of Arkansas Graduate Catalog.
		The Sociology Department also awards several assistantships to graduate students, including research positions funded through grants, service positions in the computer labs, and several teaching positions in General Sociology courses.
	ruralsoc.uark.edu /masters.htm (254 words)

	Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology (AERS) at Penn State - Welcome!
		Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology (AERS) at Penn State - Welcome!
		Home to Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology
		Penn State is committed to affirmative action, equal opportunity, and the diversity of its workforce.
	www.aers.psu.edu (34 words)

	Rural & Environmental Change (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Rural regions are facing rapid social, economic, demographic, and environmental change.
		This option develops analytical and practical skills for understanding rural and environmental change globally and in the American West, and the policy implications of such change in areas including international development, rural health and poverty, rural restructuring, community development, native peoples, and natural resource management.
		An option in rural and environmental change prepares students for employment with a government, private, or non-profit organization concerned with the above topics or for pursuing an advanced degree in sociology.
	www.umt.edu /sociology/rural.htm (175 words)

	Department of Sociology and Anthropology - SFU
		Political sociology, social movements, rural sociology, political economy of the world system, state-society relations in semiperipheral nations, neoliberal globalism and agricultural biotechnology in Latin America.
		In Mexico, where he was born and raised, Dr. Otero taught economics at ITESM and sociology at the Autonomous University of Nuevo León in 1977, anthropology at the Autonomous University of Puebla from 1980 to 1983, and sociology at the University of Guadalajara from 1987 to 1990.
		He was associate professor of sociology at Tulane University in 2001, and a visiting professor in the Doctoral Program in Development Studies at Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas in 2003-2004, where he continues to be an adjunct professor.
	www.sfu.ca /sociology/01department/biographies/otero.html (366 words)

	Graduate Degee Programs in Rural Sociology - Penn State Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology
		M.S. candidates in Rural Sociology are expected to develop an understanding of rural sociology, research methods and statistics, and a general awareness of substantive, theoretical and methodological issues of fields within sociology (such as community development, demography, international development, or environment and natural resources).
		Faculty in Rural Sociology offer four demography courses intended to provide students with an understanding of theories and substantive demographic issues in the following areas: health and mortality, poverty and inequality, population and development, children in developing countries.
		We stress that the intent is not to evaluate the student's command of Rural Sociology, but merely to assess their ability to read, write and speak English.
	www.aers.psu.edu /programs/RuralSociology.htm (2247 words)

	The Center for Rural Pennsylvania (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Shannon Stokes is a professor of Rural Sociology in the Department of Ag.
		Economics and Rural Sociology at Penn State University and a faculty associate at the Population Research Institute.
		Dr. Stokes is a member of the American Sociological Association, the Population Association of America, the Rural Sociological Society, the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population, the Southern Sociological Society, the Society for the Study of Social Biology, Alpha Kappa Delta, and Gamma Sigma Delta.
	www.ruralpa.org /drc.html (126 words)

	IS 531: Sociology Lecture Notes
		Sociology was strongly supported by notable Protestant clergy, especially those focused on the "social gospel," municipal reformers, and philanthropists who hoped to translate Christian ethics into "scientifically informed" action.
		Sociology had developed strong linkage to the "welfare" state and to the professions that dealt with social problems: social work, social administration, education, and public health.
		Sociology has had a tendency to recruit reformers from the beginning when sociology emerged from moral philosophy in the late 19th century.
	web.utk.edu /~wrobinso/531_lec_socio.html (5013 words)

	Graduate Programs - MU Department of Rural Sociology (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The principal master's degree in Rural Sociology is the 39-credit-hour professional master's degree.
		The program is designed to prepare students for positions in the public and private sectors, and it is particularly useful for positions that include applied research, policy analysis or community development.
		Students who wish to complete a master's degree in Rural Sociology followed by a doctoral degree in the program also are encouraged to pursue the degree.
	www.ruralsociology.missouri.edu /RuralSoc/graduateF.html (255 words)

	Department of Rural Sociology & Agrarian Relations (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The department was founded in March 1999 as an offshoot of the Department for the Sociology of Social Structures.
		He was also awarded in 1992 by the Stanisław Ossowski Polish Association of Sociology and by the Minister of Education and Sport in 2002.
		He is the chairman of the Kraków headquarters of the Polish Association of Sociology and a member of the board of the same organisation.
	www-is.phils.uj.edu.pl /ang/structure/rural2.html (1018 words)

	Sociology at Wisconsin
		We are proud to be consistently ranked as a top Sociology department in the country, excelling in a wide variety of intellectual pursuits.
		The department is a well-knit community of faculty, staff, and students.
		Our graduate program, which is combined with the department of Rural Sociology, trains students to do outstanding research and be the next generation of teachers and researchers.
	www.ssc.wisc.edu /soc (196 words)

	Rural Sociology
		Our students come from all over the world and we provide them with rigorous scholarly training in Rural Sociology and the flexibility to develop a program of study that meets their career needs as a professor, a consultant, a policy maker, or a practitioner.
		A minor field in Rural Sociology is also available for students at the undergraduate level.
		Rural Sociology graduates from OSU have gone on to work for universities and research and agencies around the world.
	www.ag.ohio-state.edu /~hcrd/rural_sociology/index.php (333 words)

	Open Directory - Science: Social Sciences: Sociology
		Commission for Applied and Clinical Sociology - Established by the Society for Applied Sociology and the Sociological Practice Association to develop, promote and support quality sociological education and practice in applied and clinical areas.
		Progressive Sociology Network - PSN is a moderated list devoted to the examination of issues of theoretical and political importance to sociologists.
		Sociology Subject Index and Sociology Topical Index and Dictionary - Sociology Subject Index and Sociology Topical Index and Dictionary with leads to abstracts, bibliography, syllabus and journals, including sociology departments around the world.
	dmoz.org /Science/Social_Sciences/Sociology (1035 words)

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