economic sociology. perspectives and conversations

1999 - 2025

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Note from the editor: Loss and adaptation on a warming planet pp. 1-3: Leon Wansleben
Interrogating carbon inequalities: An interview with Lucas Chancel pp. 4-6: Lucas Chancel and Leon Wansleben
The costs of staying afloat Bond markets, climate adaptation, and urban inequality pp. 7-13: Savannah Cox
"I have always felt that four degrees equals civil war." An interview with David Bresch pp. 14-17: David Bresch and Leon Wansleben

Note from the editor: The "liberal compromise" and after: Realities and fictions of global climate governance pp. 1-4: Leon Wansleben
Homo ecologicus, a leading figure of environmental change? pp. 5-10: Stéphanie Barral
Risking the planet? The pathologies and potentials of central banks' riskbased approach to the climate crisis pp. 11-17: Matthias Täger
Beyond de-risking: Industrial orders and political revolutions in Mexico's power sector pp. 18-23: Jose Maria Valenzuela and Nacxitl Calva
Writing a book on communism in the 21st century pp. 24-26: Kōhei Saitō

Note from the editor: Ecologizing economic sociology pp. 1-5: Leon Wansleben
Economic sociology for an age of ecological crises: Interview with Jens Beckert and Neil Fligstein pp. 6-9: Jens Beckert, Neil Fligstein, Leon Wansleben and Tobias Burgwinkel
Ecologizing economic sociology: A tale of (dis)embedding? pp. 10-16: Ute Tellmann
Economic sociology, the natural environment, and the intellectual division of labor pp. 17-23: Caleb Scoville
What have corporations got to do with it? A political economy approach to organizations and climate change pp. 24-29: Annika Rieger

Note from the editor: Crisis of capitalism? Economic crisis? Crisis of economic sociology? pp. 1-5: Mariana Heredia
Economy, politics, and critical events: From transformation to permanent crisis pp. 6-13: Simone Polillo
Crisis, patrimonialism, and the spirit of finance capitalism: White men's dominance in the US hedge fund industry pp. 14-21: Megan Tobias Neely
Fiscal crises in the developing world: Zooming out and zooming in on Brazil's public finance history pp. 22-29: Rogrigo Cantu
Coping with the crises in the periphery: The social and political costs of dollarization in Georgia pp. 30-36: Ia Eradze
Facing inflation in times of digital finance: Monetary plurality and financial repertoires in the Argentinian crisis pp. 37-43: María Soledad Sánchez

Note from the editor: Back to development in the XXI century pp. 1-4: Mariana Heredia
Development as a social fact pp. 5-11: Andrew Schrank
Anti-statist development? Growth, economic concentration, and segmented welfare in Chile pp. 12-19: Jorge Atria
Antitrust between success and failure: A sociological and ethnographic reappraisal of Brazilian competition policy pp. 20-27: Iagê Miola and Gustavo Onto
Global connections between development and finance pp. 28-33: Horacio Ortiz
Entrenched informality: How non-enforcement, fintech, and digital payments are challenging development in Latin America pp. 34-39: Matías Dewey
Productive planning in an unstable country: The case of Argentina (2019-2023) pp. 40-47: Daniel Schteingart

Note from the editor: Inequality and wealth in Latin America pp. 1-4: Mariana Heredia
Dimensions of equity and social justice in Latin America and Brazil pp. 5-13: Elisa P. Reis, André P. Vieira and Felix G. Lopez
Concentration of wealth and income in post-pandemic Latin America: Measurement, results, and perspective pp. 14-21: Germán Alarco Tosoni
Family business in Argentina: The discreet charm of strong ties in weak institutional contexts pp. 22-27: Alejandro Gaggero
Wealth and whiteness in Latin America pp. 28-35: Hugo Cerón-Anaya
Choosing schools, choosing (adult) friendships: National language, progressive self-fashioning, and social envy among Brazilian and Puerto Rican elites pp. 36-46: Ana Y. Ramos-Zayas
She's my nanny: Discourses and perceptions of children who are cared for by child and adolescent domestic workers pp. 47-52: Sarai Miranda

Note from the editor: In search of a pragmatist theory of inflation pp. 1-8: Marcin Serafin
Inflation: Pragmatics of money and inflationary sensoria pp. 9-17: Federico Neiburg
What inflation disrupts? A comment on "Inflation - Pragmatics of money and inflationary sensoria"by Federico Neiburg pp. 18-22: Jeanne Lazarus
On the missing normative dimension of the pragmatics of money: A comment on "Inflation - Pragmatics of money and inflationary sensoria" by Federico Neiburg pp. 23-30: Bruno Théret
On studying money from the top down: A comment on "Inflation - Pragmatics of money and inflationary sensoria" by Federico Neiburg pp. 31-33: Guadalupe Moreno
From the pandemic to spiraling inflation: Moral superiority over the Argentine state in times of crisis pp. 34-43: Ariel Wilkis

Note from the editor: Economic sociology in times of war pp. 1-3: Marcin Serafin
War in the Ukrainian fields: The weaponization of international wheat trade pp. 4-12: Fabio Parasecoli and Mihai Varga
Airbnb's humanitarian aid during the war in Ukraine: Indispensability, dependence, and platform politics pp. 13-19: Karolina Mikołajewska-Zając
Karl Polanyi on issues of war and peace pp. 20-24: Maciej Kassner
The politics of growth models and populism in East-Central Europe pp. 25-33: Gábor Scheiring

Note from the editor: The economic sociology of price instability and inflation pp. 1-2: Marcin Serafin
The return of inflation pp. 3-4: Fred L. Block
Towards a sociology of prices: An interview with Fabien Eloire and Jean Finez pp. 5-10: Fabien Eloire and Jean Finez
Predictions of electricity prices as embedded devices for coordinating European futures pp. 11-17: Aleksandra Lis-Plesińska
Making inflation visible: How incremental price increases become a public problem pp. 18-27: Marcin Serafin, Marlena Rycombel and Marta Olcoń-Kubicka
Nigel Dodd (1965-2022) obituary pp. 28: Patrik Aspers