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Otis Dudley Duncan was an influential American sociologist known for his extensive work on social change and urban studies. His most significant contributions include the books 'Metropolis and Region' and 'Social Change in a Metropolitan Community', where he explored the dynamics of urban life and the factors that drive social transformation within metropolitan areas. Duncan's research was pivotal in understanding how social structures and community interactions shape individual experiences and societal trends.

Throughout his career, Duncan emphasized the importance of empirical research and statistical analysis in sociology. His insights into social stratification and mobility have had a lasting impact on the field, influencing both academic discourse and public policy. He was involved in various scholarly activities and was recognized for his ability to bridge theory and practical application, making his work accessible to a broader audience. Duncan's legacy continues to resonate in contemporary sociological studies as scholars build upon his foundational theories and methodologies.

Nazionalità Americano
Data di nascita June 2, 1921
Luogo di nascita Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Data di morte July 30, 2013
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