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Foreword; Acknowledgements; Contents; Chapter 1 Introduction; Abstract ; General Features and Traditions of Russian Sociology; Periods and Milestones in the History of Russian Sociology; References; Chapter 2 Russian Early Period of Sociology: Predecessors and First Professionals; Abstract ; The Mid- to Late-Nineteenth-Century Development: Predecessors and First Sociologists; Prominent Thinkers; Debatable Issues on the Early Russian Sociology; References; Chapter 3 Russian Sociology in the 1920s-Mid-1950s: The Beginnings of Soviet Sociology; Abstract
Early Russian Sociological Heritage and Current Sociological DebatesReferences; Chapter 4 Revival, Partial Institutionalization, Stagnation and Final Recognition of Soviet Sociology; Abstract ; Institutional Building; International Contacts; Pioneer Sociologists-Soviet Generation of Early 1960; Pioneer Soviet Sociologists as Autodidacts and Community Leaders; Three-Level Structure of Sociological Knowledge Production; Ideological Pressure; Perestroika-The New Political Impetus and Final Institutionalization; Some Unquestionable Achievements; Resume; References
Chapter 5 From Soviet Sociology to Scientific DisciplineAbstract ; The Influence of Perestroika on Post-Soviet Sociology; Sociological Associations in Russia; Debates on Quality of Sociology; Debates on Public Sociology; References; Chapter 6 Diversification and Fragmentation of Russian Sociology; Abstract ; Sociological Institutions and Types of Knowledge Production; Universities; Academic Research Institutions; Research Agencies; Sociological Islands; References; Chapter 7 Gender Studies: The Novelty at the Russian Academic Scene; Abstract ; Gender Studies and the Conservative Turn
Early Russian Sociological Heritage and Current Sociological DebatesReferences; Chapter 4 Revival, Partial Institutionalization, Stagnation and Final Recognition of Soviet Sociology; Abstract ; Institutional Building; International Contacts; Pioneer Sociologists-Soviet Generation of Early 1960; Pioneer Soviet Sociologists as Autodidacts and Community Leaders; Three-Level Structure of Sociological Knowledge Production; Ideological Pressure; Perestroika-The New Political Impetus and Final Institutionalization; Some Unquestionable Achievements; Resume; References
Chapter 5 From Soviet Sociology to Scientific DisciplineAbstract ; The Influence of Perestroika on Post-Soviet Sociology; Sociological Associations in Russia; Debates on Quality of Sociology; Debates on Public Sociology; References; Chapter 6 Diversification and Fragmentation of Russian Sociology; Abstract ; Sociological Institutions and Types of Knowledge Production; Universities; Academic Research Institutions; Research Agencies; Sociological Islands; References; Chapter 7 Gender Studies: The Novelty at the Russian Academic Scene; Abstract ; Gender Studies and the Conservative Turn