Articles, book reviews and research resouces are the primary content. The graduate and undergraduate programs complete with course descriptions and application materials are also available. The SocioWeb is designed to be an Internet resource center. An extensive site with links to many other sociology resources such as sociological associations, discourse, upcoming conferences, university departments and current issues. All of the resources that appear on the Gateway have been described, classified and entered into a searchable database.
Navigation is made possible by well organized menus and button bars.
Topics are categorically arranged with strong representation for over 20 disciplines. They have been prepared and are maintained by Robert Alun Jones, Professor of Religious Studies, History and Sociology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, working in conjunction with the British Centre for Durkheimian Studies at Oxford University and the Advanced Information Technologies Laboratory at the University of Illinois. There is also a glossary of terms that will assist the researcher in the study of Durkheim's writings. Subscription instructions for the Durkheim listserv are also here. Grad School Links A listing of links to departments of Sociology in the United States.