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100			_aBaehr, Peter. _920447
245			_aThe arrest of sociology
260			_aInternational Sociology Reviews
300			_a35(2), Mar, 2020: p.123-137
520			_aA new book from Colin Campbell, the distinguished British sociologist, asks a disquieting question: Has sociology progressed? Campbell concludes that our discipline has made little progress in the past half-century. This essay describes what Campbell means by progress, and the factors that, on his account, impede it. The discussion focuses on one such obstacle: the politicization of the university. The older current of ideological advocacy, that Campbell highlights, is today bolstered by a newer development: ideological policing. This is a posture that attacks free expression and viewpoint diversity. The fate of sociology hinges on colleagues grasping the dangers of such policing and finding ways to check it. Remedial measures are suggested.- Reproduced
650			_aIdeological advocacy, Ideological policing, Progress, Research, Scholarship, Sociology, The university _918880
773			_aInternational Sociology Reviews
906			_aSOCIOLOGY
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