Scholarly+Articles

Yago, Glenn. "Sociology of Transportation." //Annual Review of Sociology// 9 (1983): 171-190. //JSTOR//. Web. 4 May 2011. . Source is reliable and scholarly. The entirety of the article is online and can be viewed. It covers the topic of transportation historically, and how it has changed the world from a sociological standpoint. It discusses the influence transportation has on things like political science and urban economics.The author doesn't have any credentials, but their story was published by the journal, and a summary is available on Google. This makes the article scholarly and trustworthy.

Downey, Kenneth J. "Sociology and the Modern Scientific Revolution." //Sociological Quarterly// 8.2 (1967): 239-254. //JSTOR//. Web. 4 May 2011. . This article is scholarly and contains ample citations. It discusses how the world has been influenced by the scientific revolution that occurred in the 20th century. It discusses how the 'revolution' has been neglected by much of the public, the effects of the science on the culture, and how it relates to warfare. The article has been published in a sociological journal, and is therefore scholarly. The summary is available on Google.