Both formal and informal correspondence between Dr. Schroeter and a few friends but mainly John B. Harms 1984-87. Photo of John B. Harms family (1989).
Requests and Dr. Schroeter
Dr. Schroeter
Dr. Schroeter
Dr. Schroeter
Dr. Schroeter
Letters and postcards between Dr. Schroeter and Mrs. Geiger 1970-1979.
Letters between Dr. Schroeter and Ren
Letters between Dr. Schroeter and Dr. J. Zander, 1980-84.
Comments and a newspaper article on the History of Sociology Journal which was co-edited by Dr. Schroeter and Dr. Sica.
The Roles of Robert Park in the Chicago School of Sociology, reviewed by Dr. Schroeter, 1993.
Request for Dr. Schroeter
Correspondence between Dr. Schroeter the Journal of the History of the Behavioural Sciences and Sociological Theory. Max Weber
Dr. Schroeter
Correspondence between Dr. Schroeter and the editor of the History of the Human Sciences.
Max Weber as Outsider: His Nominal Influence on German Sociology in the Twenties, by Dr. Schroeter, 1980. Horkheimer, Mannheim and the Foundations of Critical Interpretive Social Science, by John B. Harms and Gerd Schroeter, 1990. The Bard of Wichita Falls (In the New York Review), by Robert M. Adams, Aug. 13, 1987.
The School as the Unit of Analysis: Rethinking the History of Sociology, by Edward A. Tiryakian, 1978. Dr. Schroeter
Dr. Schroeter
Course evaluations for Sociology 350.
Bibliography for politics and television by Bruce Harber 1969. Some newspaper articles on both the introduction of television in politics and its implications for crime.
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Carleton University Sociology/Political Sociology course syllabi and general information taught by Dr. Schroeter.
Patterns of Early Political Socialization and Adult Party Affiliation, Joel Smith Allan Kornberg. David Bromley, Duke University, 1968. Magazine article by Garry Wills, Hurrah for Politicians.
Course syllabi and work for Political Science 510.
Handwritten notes and sources on middle class extremists. Conservatism or Extremism: Policy Preferences, Social Attitudes and Political Socialization of Goldwater Supporters in the Election of 1964 by James McEvoy III. Newspaper clippings/articles on various middle class extremist groups.