Paper: “Kidnapping for Marriage (Ala Kachuu) in a Kyrgyz Village," with Mehrigiul Ablezova and Medina Aitieva, Forthcoming in Central Asian Review Vol 24, 2005, No 1 or 2, and presented March 26, 2004 at the annual meeting of the “Committee on Family Research: International Sociological Association,” in Bodrum, Turkey,

Paper:  “Frequency of Non-Consensual Bride Kidnapping in The Kyrgyz Republic,” International Journal of Central Asian Studies, Vol. 8, 2003. also presented at the Eastern Sociological Society, March 8, 2001, Boston.

Paper: "Bride Kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan," with Sarah Amsler. Published in International Journal of Central Asian Studies, Vol. 4, Nov, 99.  Also accepted as reviewed paper for Eastern Sociological Society Conference, March, 2000, and for the International Sociological Assoc. Meeting, Uppsala, Sweden,  June 20-23, 2000.

Paper: "Sustainable Development and Neo-Liberalism" Presented at The University Conference at The American University in Kyrgyzstan,  May 30, 1999

Paper: “Worker Ownership and Management in Kyrgyzstan,"  Accepted for posting on Ohio Employee Ownership Center's Capital Ownership Group Virtual Library http://cog.kent.edu/lib/kleinbach.html           September, 99.

Paper: “Cross-Cultural Research on Euthanasia & Abortion” co-authored with Dr. Yueh-ting Lee of Westfield State College, Pei-Cheng Hu of Beijing Medical University, and Zu-Zhi Peng and Xiang-Yang Chen of Hunan Normal University. Published in Journal of Social Issues. Vol. 52, # 2, Sum., 1996, pp. 131ff.

Book Review of Analogies at War:  Korea, Muni-ch, Dien Bien Phu, and the Vietnam Decisions of 1965  by Yuen Foong Khong.   American Asian Review Vol. XII, No. 3, Fall 94

Paper: "Perception and Misperception between Vietnamese and Americans," at the Mid-Atlantic Region Association for Asian Studies, Nov. 1, 1992. 

Paper: "Nicaraguan Literacy Campaign: Its Democratic Essence," published in Monthly Review, July-August, 1985.

Paper: "Abortion: Law, Public Services, and Decision," presented at the Association For Humanist Sociology in October, 1980, and published in Social Development Issues. Vol. 7, # 2, Summer, 1983

Book:  Marx Via Process: Whitehead's Potential Contribution to Marxian Social Theory,  University Press of America, 1982

Paper: "The Place of Sociology in the General Education Curriculum of a Career-oriented College," presented at Boston ASA meetings,   1979.  Published in Resources in Education, May, 1980.

Lecture Series: "Political-Economics of Sexual Equality," "Lawrence Kohlberg and Carol Gilligan on the Ethics of Men and Woman," and "Violence Against Women: Spousal Killing in USA, Genital Mutilation in Africa, Honor Killing in the Middle East, and Bride Kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan." At American University in Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek, May 14-18, 1999.

Lecture/discussion: "Similarities and Differences between American and Kyrgyz University Education, Faculty of business and Management, Osh State Univ., Osh, Kyrgyzstan, 04-14-99.

Lecture: " Democracy and Ethics in Business and Economics," at Balykchy Institute of Management and Law in Balykchy, Kyrgyzstan 11-26-98, and Bishkek Financial-Economic Academy & American University of Kyrgyzstan, both in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan 11-27-98

Poster Presentation: “Social Judgments & Attitudes toward Geronticide & Infanticide: A Cross-Cultural Comparison,” with Dr. Yueh-ting Lee at Joint European & Amer. Assoc. of Experimental Social Psyc. Meeting, Washington, D.C., 9-95

Seminar presentation for architectural staff of the West Chester office of L. Robert Kimball & Associates Architects and Engineers:  “Liberal Professionalism in Architecture; or The Materialization of Value-Principles in Structure.”  12-95

Lecture/discussion: "Empowerment," at First Regional Leadership Conf. for Students, 10-3-93

Lecture: "Why the World Crisis?" at a campus Teach-in (which I  organized) on the Crisis In The Middle-East,   Jan. 22, 1991,  &  at other conferences in Philadelphia on the Middle-East

Paper: In response to student requests I developed a 12 page Middle-East back-ground/issues paper, with time-line, for use by students. Led several discussions on the Middle-East with students in dorm lounges, including one major one the night the bombing started in January, 1991 

Employee-Management training:  Assisted Prof. Duenas in teaching a several week leadership seminar on collaboration, communication, conflict resolution, etc. for second level management of Good Ladd Corporation, spring., 1990

Attended:  Greater Philadelphia Philosophy Consortium conference on "Feminism and the Question of Postmodernism."    Sept. 22, 1990

Attended conference: "Toward a More Inclusive Curriculum: The Integration of Gender." at Ursinus College,   October 21, 1988

Sabbatical research on questions of ethics and principles of democracy applied to ownership and management in the economy,  spring, 1988.  This resulted in expanded library holdings in the subject and the development of the course (with Prof. Duenas) on "Industrial Democracy."  

Attended: Chautauqua short course at Hampshire College on "Workplace Democracy," April, 1987

Co-Chair:  National Endowment for the Humanities grant to develop "A Humanities Based Business Curriculum for Non-traditional Learners," 1986-87.  This resulted in the development of PISCES (Program of Inter-disciplinary Studies for Continuing Education Students). PISCES was not implemented, but did provide the foundation for the revision of general education ("College Studies") at PCT&S.

Research trip to Nicaragua:  Looking at education reforms & democratic reforms in the economy,  ten days in December, 1984 

Article: "Grenada: a Revolution Deferred?" published in The Text (College Newspaper), followed by a campus/community lecture on Grenada & its recent past.  This was based on  a Ten day research trip to Grenada,   Jan., 1984

Research/language study in Cuba: One month in summer, 1983

Led roundtable discussion on "The Cuban Social, Political and Economic System," at the Pennsylvania Sociological Society Meeting,   Nov., 1983

Paper/lecture: "Whitehead's Potential Contribution to Marxian Social Theory, with Exemplification in the Case of Contemporary Cuba, " presented to the graduate colloquium of the Department of Sociology and Anthropology of the University of New Hampshire,  Oct., 1983  

Discussant: University of Penn. Faculty Social Science Seminar on paper: "Whitehead and the Social Sciences,"   Jan., 1983


Administrative Experience  and Faculty Service