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I taught university level courses in sociology and criminal justice for over 30 years but now I'm retired and at 72 was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, bone marrow cancer. This site is now a chronicle of my journey with myeloma.

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Is there room for evolutionary thought in sociology?

May 11, 2012 ~ Roger JG Albert

Is there room for evolutionary thought in sociology?.

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