Supplies information about David Lerdell's research interests including how the Internet is organized, as well as publications, lecturing, media coverage, some downloads and contact information.

The Max Weber web site. Introductory text on the studies and theories of the German sociologist. Key figure in initial understanding of bureaucratic institutions and motivation.

Indiana University. This site offers an ebook on causal analysis, papers on methodology and on social psychology, and links to sites dealing with affect control theory and event structure analysis.

University Marburg. Sociology of time, sociology of lifestyles, social structure, social research methods.

University of Newcastle, Australia. Research into the Internet, gender, sexuality and popular music.

Sociology, Texas Tech Univ. Editor, Electronic Journal of Sociology.

Information resources on person, work and interpretation of Max Weber. Editor: Dr. Albert Benschop (University of Amsterdam).

Essays, papers, courses by British sociologist (College of St Mark and St John)

Prof., Muskingum College

Director, Research Center for Economic Sociology, Collegium Civitas, a private social science university under the auspices of the Polish Academy of Sciences.