James Coleman

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James Coleman was an influential American sociologist known for his work on social theory, education, and the development of rational choice approaches in sociology.

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James Coleman canonical 1
James Samuel Coleman 1

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instanceOf academic
author
human
sociologist
academicDegree PhD in sociology
awardReceived American Sociological Association Distinguished Publication Award
birthDate 1926-05-12
birthPlace Bedford, Indiana
surface form: Bedford, Indiana, United States
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1995-03-25
educatedAt Columbia University
Purdue University
employer Johns Hopkins University
University of Chicago
familyName Coleman
fieldOfWork educational sociology
rational choice theory
social theory
sociology
fullName James Coleman self-linksurface differs
surface form: James Samuel Coleman
gender male
givenName James
influenced applications of rational choice in sociology
development of analytical sociology
knownFor Coleman Report
development of rational choice approaches in sociology
research on education and inequality
work on social capital
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf American Sociological Association
nationality American
notableWork Equality of Educational Opportunity
Foundations of Social Theory
Introduction to Mathematical Sociology
The Adolescent Society
occupation professor
sociologist
positionHeld president of the American Sociological Association
researchFocus education and social stratification
mathematical sociology
school effects on student achievement
theoreticalApproach rational choice theory
theoreticalContribution concept of social capital in education
micro–macro linkage in social theory

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Robin Hanson doctoralAdvisor James Coleman
James Coleman fullName James Coleman self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: James S. Coleman
this entity surface form: James Samuel Coleman