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541 regard to the anoxic, toxemic, and neurogenic factors involved in shock, without arbitrarily resolving justifiable differences of opinion about these factors as they are conceived by the investigators whose works he cites. Somewhat neglected by understatement, however, are the evidences of Eversole, Swingle, Wang, and others on the role of the nervous system in the dynamic evolution of shoc...

Burawoy (2005) argues that sociology needs to re-establish a public sociology oriented toward society’s problems and the practice of its unique knowledge if it is to again be taken seriously by the public, policymakers, and others. Yet, it is unclear how best to achieve these goals. We argue that the relatively young field of social gerontology provides a useful model of successful public socio...