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Acknowledgments INTRODUCTORY Introduction--Robert Zussman and Joya MisraFor Public Sociology--Michael Burawoy INSTITUTIONALIZING PUBLIC SOCIOLOGYPublic Sociology and the End of Society--Alain Touraine Stalled at the Altar?Conflict, Hierarchy, and Compartmentalization in Burawoy's PublicSociology--Sharon Hays If I Were the Goddess of Sociological Things--JudithStacey Going Public: Doing the Sociology That Had No Name--Patricia HillCollins POLITICS AND THE PROFESSION Speaking to Publics--William JuliusWilson Do We Need a Public Sociology? It Depends on What You Mean bySociology--Lynn Smith-Lovin Speaking Truth to the Public, and Indirectly toPower--Arthur L. Stinchcombe The Strength of Weak Politics--Douglas S. MasseyFrom Public Sociology to Politicized Sociologist--Frances Fox Piven FALSEDISTINCTIONS: CONCEPTUAL RESERVATIONS The Sociologist and the PublicSphere--Immanuel Wallerstein About Public Sociology--Orlando Patterson ForHumanist Sociology--Andrew Abbott INTERDISCIPLINARITY Whose Public Sociology?The Subaltern Speaks, but Who Is Listening?--Evelyn Nakano Glenn AJournalist's Plea--Barbara Ehrenreich REJOINDER The Field of Sociology: ItsPower and Its Promise--Michael Burawoy Editors and Contributors Index