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Professor Margaret "Meg" Stacey (27 March 1922 – 10 February 2004) was a British sociologist and a leading figure in the establishment of Sociology as an academic discipline.

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rdfs:comment	Margaret Stacey (geb. Margaret Petrie; * 27. März 1922 in London; † 10. Februar 2004 in Warwick) war eine britische Soziologin, die von 1974 bis 1989 als Professorin an der University of Warwick forschte und lehrte. Sie wird zu den Pionierinnen der Gesundheitssoziologie gezählt. Von 1981 bis 1983 amtierte sie als Präsidentin der British Sociological Association. (de) Professor Margaret "Meg" Stacey (27 March 1922 – 10 February 2004) was a British sociologist and a leading figure in the establishment of Sociology as an academic discipline. (en)
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