Sociologist
Discover a comprehensive list of renowned sociologists who have shaped our understanding of society. From Auguste Comte to Zygmunt Bauman, explore their groundbreaking theories and contributions to the field of sociology.
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Jeffrey C Alexander
 USAAmerican sociologist
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William Ogborn
USA American sociologist.
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Karl Marlo
 GermanyGerman scientist, chemist and socialist
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Rudi Dutschke
Germany German Marxist sociologist and politician
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Nyklas Luman
Germany German sociologist.
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Piotr Glinski
 PolandPolish sociologist and politician
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Emile Durkheim
 FranceFrench thinker, one of the founders of sociology as an independent science, founder of professional sociology.
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Marju Lauristin
 EstoniaEstonian sociologist, intellectual and politician
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Stewart Clegg
 AustraliaAustralian sociologist
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Anthony Giddens
 Great BritainBritish sociologist
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Yves Gingras
 CanadaHistorian, sociologist of science from French-speaking Canada
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Vahakn Dadrian
USA American professor of sociology
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Alexander Tihonov
 UkraineDoctor of Sociological Sciences, Professor
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William Du Bois
USA American social activist, Pan-Africanist, sociologist, historian and writer.
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Georges Vacher de Lapouge
France French sociologist
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Charlotte Gilman
USA American sociologist, writer and teacher
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Erving Goffman
USA American sociologist of Canadian descent
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William Graham Sumner
USA American scientist
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Saskia Sassen
USA American sociologist and economist
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Maurice Duverger
France French scientist, statesman, professor of political sociology
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Konstantin Dobrodzhanu-Gera
 RomaniaRomanian sociologist, author of works on aesthetics, literary critic.
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Gini Scott
USA American writer, songwriter, game developer and general consultant.
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Claude-Henry Comte De Saint-Simon
France Count, sociologist, French thinker, utopian socialist
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Raicu Ionescu-Rion
Romania Romanian socialist scholar, literary critic and publicist
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Robert Lynd
USA American sociologist
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Jack Goldstone
USA American sociologist
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Gilbert Durand
France French sociologist, anthropologist, religious scholar
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Jean Duvignaud
France French sociologist and anthropologist, playwright, journalist.
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Elton Mayo
Great Britain Australian psychologist, sociologist and organization theorist
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Pierre Bourdieu
France French sociologist and philosopher
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Leopold Wiese
Germany German sociologist
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Matgorzata Kidawa-Blonska
Poland Polish sociologist, film producer, political activist
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Corrado Gini
 ItalyItalian statistician, sociologist, demographer and economist
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Rene Konig
Germany German sociologist, scientific organizer, essayist, translator.
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Hector Bejar
 PeruPeruvian sociologist and revolutionary
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Ales Debeljak
 SloveniaSlovenian poet, translator, essayist, sociologist.
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Franklin Giddings
USA American sociologist, the first full professor of sociology in the United States
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Stuart Hall
Great Britain British sociologist
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Manuel Castells
USA American sociologist of Spanish descent
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Walden Bello
 PhilippinesFilipino scholar, sociologist and political scientist
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Herbert Blumer
USA American sociologist and social psychologist. Editor-in-chief of the American Journal of Sociology (1940–1952).
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Harry Braverman
USA American socialist, economist and writer.
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Irina Bekeshkina
Ukraine Ukrainian sociologist
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Alexander Kapto
Ukraine Russian and Ukrainian scientist, sociologist and political scientist, diplomat, journalist.
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Klara Hallik
Estonia Soviet and Estonian sociologist, political scientist
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Massimo Introvigne
Italy Italian sociologist of religion and lawyer
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Claude Levi-Strauss
France French ethnographer, sociologist and cultural scientist
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Eileen Barker
Great Britain English scientist, sociologist
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Murray Bookchin
USA American libertarian socialist, political and social philosopher, publicist
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Everett Hughes
USA American sociologist
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