James Samuel Coleman
James Samuel Coleman (May 12, 1926 – March 25, 1995) was an American sociologist, theorist, and empirical researcher, based chiefly at the University of Chicago.[1][2] -Wikipedia
Works (38)

Foundations of social theory
1990

Social theory for a changing society

Qualitative and quantitative social research

Rational choice theory

Introduction to mathematical sociology
1964

The asymmetric society
1982

Living in the future

The mathematics of collective action
1973

The adolescent society

High school achievement
1982

Models of change and response uncertainty
1964

Medical innovation
1966

Power and the structure of society
1973

Parental involvement in education (Policy perspectives)
1991

Power and the structure of society

Norm, Herrschaft und Vertrauen

Becoming adult in a changing society

Community conflict
1957

Adolescents and the schools
1965

Equality and achievement in education
1990

Resources for social change: race in the United States
1971

Equality of educational opportunity
1966

The adolescent society
1961

Individual interests and collective action
1986

Parents, their children, and schools

Information systems and performance measures in schools
1972

Public and private high schools
1987

Macrosociology
1970

Parents, Their Children, and Schools

Social theory and social policy

Power and structure of society
1974

Longitudinal data analysis

Social sciences and public policy in the developing world

Development of youth in urban industrial society

Parents, teachers, and children

Macht und Gesellschaftsstruktur

Redesigning American Education

Annual review of sociology