Participant Observer: An Autobiography

An intellectual autobiography of the great social scientist (who describes himself as a "behavioral scientist, concentrating on the study of organizations") best known for his 1943 book, Street Corner Society , the first of 21 books he authored, co-authored, or edited (the most recent being the 1991 Social Theory for Action: How Individuals and organizations Learn to Change ) . Paper edition (325-8) , $24.95. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.