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Ibrahim Enes Atac

Ph.D. Candidate | Sociology and Social Data Analytics | Penn State

Is Sociology Becoming Predominantly a Science of Inequality? Implications of a Hundred-Year Bibliometric Trend for the Future of the Discipline


Journal article


Abdul Basit Adeel, Ibrahim Enes Atac, David Baker

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APA   Click to copy
Adeel, A. B., Atac, I. E., & Baker, D. Is Sociology Becoming Predominantly a Science of Inequality? Implications of a Hundred-Year Bibliometric Trend for the Future of the Discipline.


Chicago/Turabian   Click to copy
Adeel, Abdul Basit, Ibrahim Enes Atac, and David Baker. “Is Sociology Becoming Predominantly a Science of Inequality? Implications of a Hundred-Year Bibliometric Trend for the Future of the Discipline” (n.d.).


MLA   Click to copy
Adeel, Abdul Basit, et al. Is Sociology Becoming Predominantly a Science of Inequality? Implications of a Hundred-Year Bibliometric Trend for the Future of the Discipline.


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@article{abdul-a,
  title = {Is Sociology Becoming Predominantly a Science of Inequality? Implications of a Hundred-Year Bibliometric Trend for the Future of the Discipline},
  author = {Adeel, Abdul Basit and Atac, Ibrahim Enes and Baker, David}
}



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