This collection is the product of a vast number of student submissions sent to TeenInk magazine. The works draw from a wellspring of prose, poetry, art, and photography, representing the voices of young creators. Royalties from the book sales support a foundation dedicated to expanding reading, writing, and publishing opportunities for young adults. This publication offers a unique glimpse into the themes and perspectives that resonate with the adolescent population.
Over the past three decades, Meyer and Jepperson have contributed to the development of one of the leading approaches in social theory, by analysing the cultural frameworks that have shaped modern organizations, states, and identities. For the first time, this volume collects the essential theoretical ideas of 'sociological neo-institutionalism.'
This work uses cross-national and longitudinal empirical research to explain the rise, nature, and impact of science as an authoritative worldwide institution. The authors analyze the ever-increasing investment in science, the diffusion of scientific discourse, and the hegemony of scientific organizations.