The American Journal of Sociology

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The American Journal of Sociology was established in 1895 by Albion Small and is the oldest academic journal of sociology in the United States. The journal is attached to the University of Chicago's sociology department and it is published bimonthly by the University of Chicago Press.

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719803The American Journal of Sociology — Ed. by Albion W. Small

Volume 1 (1895–1896)
Volume 2 (1896–1897)
Volume 3 (1897–1898)
Volume 4 (1898–1899)
Volume 5 (1899–1900) (transcription project)
Volume 6 (1900–01)
Volume 7 (1901–02)
Volume 8 (1902–03) (transcription project)
Volume 9 (1903–04) (transcription project)
Volume 10 (1904–05)
Volume 11 (1905–06)
Volume 12 (1906–07) (transcription project)
Volume 13 (1907–08) (transcription project)
Volume 14 (1908–09) (transcription project)
Volume 15 (1909–10) (transcription project)
Volume 16 (1910–11) (transcription project)
Volume 17 (1911–12)
Volume 18 (1912–13) (transcription project)
Volume 19 (1913–14) (transcription project)
Volume 20 (1914–15) (transcription project)
Volume 21 (1915–16)
Volume 22 (1916–17) (transcription project)
Volume 23 (1917–18)
Volume 24 (1918–19) (transcription project)
Volume 25 (1919–20) (transcription project)
Volume 26 (1920–21) (transcription project)
Volume 27 (1921–22) (transcription project)
Volume 28 (1922–23) (transcription project)
Volume 29 (1923–24) (transcription project)
Volume 30 (1924–25)
Volume 31 (1925–26)

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