George Caspar Homans (1910-1989) is widely regarded as the father of social
exchange theory. He also made
significant contributions to small-group research.
In this piece A. Javier
Treviño explores his lasting
contribution.
Saul Alinsky's work is an
important reference point for thinking about community organizing and
community development. His books Reveille for Radicals (1946)
and Rules for Radicals (1971) were both classic explorations
of organizing and remain popular today. Mike Seal examines Alinsky's
continuing relevance to the activities of informal educators,
community organizers and animateurs.
Coming soon :
Jurgen Habermas · Lewis Mumford · Basil Henriques
other thinkers :
Addams, Jane (in preparation)
Arendt,
Hannah
Argyris,
Chris
Aristotle
Baden Powell, Robert
Barnardo, (Dr)
Thomas John
Barnett, Henrietta
Barnett, Leonard
Batten, Reg and Madge
Baudrillard,
Jean
Biko,
Steve
Bion, Wilfred
Boal,
Augusto
Bookchin, Murray
Bok, Sissela
Brandon, David
Brew, Josephine Macalister
Bruner, Jerome C.
Bryan, Tom
Buber, Martin
Butterworth, James
Button, Leslie
Caldwell Cook, Henry
Carpenter, Mary
Clayton, Revd. Philip "Tubby"
Coyle, Grace
Dewey, John
DuBois, W. E. B.
Eagar,
Waldo McG.
Eisner, Elliot W.
Follett, Mary Parker
Freire, Paulo
Froebel, Friedrich
Fromm, Erich
Gandhi, M. K.
Gardner, Howard
Giroux, Henry A.
Goetschius, George
Goodwin, William
Gramsci, Antonio
Grundtvig, N. F. S.
Gulick,
Luther
Hahn, Kurt
Octavia Hill
hooks, bell
Illich, Ivan
Jephcott, Pearl
Knowles, Malcolm
Kolb, David
Konopka, Gisela
Krishnamurti, Jiddu
Lane, Homer
Lindeman, Eduard
Lovett, William
Maclure,
William
Malcolm X
Marx, Karl
Mason, Charlotte
McClusky, Howard
Mills, C. Wright
Milson, Fred
Montessori, Maria
More, Hannah
Morris, Henry
Noddings, Nel
Nyerere,
Julius K.
Owen, Robert
Palmer, Parker J.
Paterson, Alexander
Pelham, Tom W. H.
Pestalozzi, Johann H.
Plato
Polanyi, Michael
Putnam, Robert. D.
Ranyard,
Ellen
Reed, Bryan
Rogers, Carl
Romero, Oscar
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques
Ruskin, John
Russell, Charles
Saadawi, Nawal El
Schon (Schön),
Donald
Senge,
Peter
Seton, Ernest
Sewell, Leslie
Smith, William
Socrates
Solly,
Henry
Stanley, Maude
Stansfeld, Dr John
Stead,
Herbert
Sweatman,
Arthur
Tagore,
Rabindranath
Tash, Joan
Tawney,
Richard Henry
Tuckman,
Bruce W.
Ward, Colin
Whitehouse, John Howard
Williams, George
Williams, Raymond
Willmott, Peter
Wilson, Gertrude
Wollstonecraft, Mary
Woods, Robert A.
Yeaxlee, Basil
