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Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. 2nd Edition. 668 Pp. Green Cloth, Gilt. Second Edition, 1928, Revised. Light Wear. Ownership Signature Of Usc Professor Clarence Marsh Case Dated 1928. Scarce. Per Wikipedia, Emory Stephen Bogardus (1882 - 1973) Was An American Sociologist. He Founded One Of The First Sociology Departments At An American University, At The University Of Southern California In 1915. Bogardus Received His Bachelor's And Master's Degrees At Northwestern University In 1908 And 1909, Respectively. He Received A Ph.D. From The University Of Chicago In 1911. Immediately After Earning His Doctorate, Bogardus Joined The Faculty Of The University Of Southern California As A Professor Of Sociology, Helping To Establish An Independent Sociology Department There In 1915. He Also Developed A Sociological Principle Known As The Bogardus Social Distance Scale. "He Conducted Pioneer Studies Of Mexican Immigration [To The United States], Labor, Education And Settlement Patterns In The Southwest" In The Early 20Th Century. In Addition To His Work In The Field, Bogardus Also Engaged In Many Activities Designed To Strengthen The Discipline Of Sociology Through Social Organizations. In 1920, He Founded Alpha Kappa Delta, The International Sociology Honor Society And Was National President Of That Organization From 1924 To 1925, 1926-1927, And 1946-1947. In 1929, He Co-Founded The Pacific Sociological Association. In 1931, He Served As President Of The American Sociological Society.…