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Article Contents -1 p.674 2 p.675 3 p.676 4 p.677 5 p.678 6 p.679 7 p.680 8 p.681 9 p.682 10 p.683 11 p.684 12 p.685 13 p.686 14 p.687 15 Issue Table of Contents -1 The American Journal of Sociology, Vol. 71, No. 6 (May, 1966), pp. 615-754 -1 Front Matter -1 Foundations for a Theory of Collective Decisions [pp.615-627] -1 The Effect of the High School on Students' Aspirations [pp.628-639] -1 Status Homophily, Social Context, and Participation in Psychotherapy [pp.640-650] -1 Status Discrepancy and Prejudice [pp.651-664] -1 Pressures and Defenses in Bureaucratic Roles [pp.665-673] -1 On Spitting Against the Wind: Organizational Precariousness and American Irreligion [pp.674-687] -1 Community Leadership in an Economic Crisis: Testing Ground for Ideological Cleavage [pp.688-700] -1 Commentary and Debate -1 Order and Conflict Theories of Social Problems as Competing Ideologies [pp.701-713] -1 Coercion and Consensus Theories: Some Unresolved Issues [pp.714-717] -1 Some Further Comments on Chronic Controversies [pp.717-721] -1 Book Reviews -1 untitled [pp.722-723] -1 untitled [pp.723-725] -1 untitled [pp.725-726] -1 untitled [pp.726-727] -1 untitled [pp.727-728] -1 untitled [p.728] -1 un
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