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I will buy it right away Greg. Andy Greg Thompson wrote:
This book has gotten some interest here locally at the lab and I thought it might be of interest more widely (with a "strong recommend" for Andy). http://www.amazon.com/Tiny-Publics-Sociological-Associations-Sociology/dp/0871544326/ref=ntt_at_ep_dpt_1 It is Gary Alan Fine's new book Tiny Publics and in it he argues for the importance of paying attention to meso- level organization (and even seems to argue that this is the most "consequential" level of social life - small (tiny!) though it may be). -greg
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