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1. A. M. Rose, Race Prejudice and Discrimination, New York, 1951, Part V, esp. Ch. 53.
2. A. M. Rose, and A. E. Prell, “Does the Punishment Fit the Crime?” 61 Am. J. Sociology (1955) 247.
3. J. Cohen, et al., Parental Authority, New Brunswick, N.J., 1958.
4. A. M. Rose, The Power Structure, New York, 1967; “A Theory of the Function of Voluntary Associations in Contemporary Social Structure” and “Voluntary Associations in France” in Theory and Method in the Social Sciences, Minneapolis, 1954, Chs. 3 and 4.
5. A. M. Rose, “The Social Scientist as an Expert Witness,” 40 Minnesota L.R. (1956) 205. Revised and reprinted in P. F. Lazarsfeld, W. H. Sewall and H. L. Wilensky, The Uses of Sociology, New York, 1967.
6. A. M. Rose, America Divided, New York, 1948.
7. H. V. Ball, “Social Structure and Rent Control Violation,” 65 Am. J. Soc. (1960) 598.
8. H. V. Ball, K. Ikeda, and D. Yamamura, “Legal Interventions, Social Mobility and Dependency—A Study of Public Assistance in Housing” (in process).
9. A. M. Rose, “Some Suggestions for Research in Sociology of Law,” 9 Social Problems (1962) 281.
10. “The Effects of Segregation and the Consequences of Desegregation: A Social Science Statement,” 37 Minn. L.R. (1953) 427.
11. A. M. Rose, Libel and Academic Freedom: A Law Suit Against Political Extremists, Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press (forthcoming, 1968).
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