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Volume 14, issue 42, 2009

Born in the USA: Exceptionalism in Maternity Care Organisation among High-Income Countries pp. 42-52

Edwin van Teijlingen, Sirpa Wrede, Cecilia Benoit, Jane Sandall and Raymond DeVries

Volume 14, issue 5, 2009

Explaining the Health Gap Experienced by Girls and Women in Canada: A Social Determinants of Health Perspective pp. 1-13

Cecilia Benoit, Leah Shumka, Kate Vallance, Helga Hallgrímsdóttir, Rachel Phillips, Karen Kobayashi, Olena Hankivsky, Colleen Reid and Elana Brief

Using Mead's Theory of Emergence as a Framework for Sociological Inquiry into Pre-Service Teacher Education pp. 14-26

Jeanne Allen, Mark Sinclair and Richard Smith

Archiving from below: The Case of the Mobilised Hawkers in Calcutta pp. 27-37

Ritajyoti Bandyopadhyay

A Membership Categorization Analysis of the Waco Siege: Perpetrator-Victim Identity as a Moral Discrepancy Device for ‘Doing’ Subversion pp. 38-48

Jonathan Clifton

Pillars of Trust: An Experimental Study on Reputation and Its Effects pp. 49-67

Riccardo Boero, Giangiacomo Bravo, Marco Castellani, Francesco Laganà and Flaminio Squazzoni

What a Difference a Death Makes: Protest, Policing and the Press at the G20 pp. 68-76

Michael Rosie and Hugo Gorringe

Revisiting the 2001 Riots: New Labour and the Rise of ‘Colour Blind Racism’ pp. 80-91

James Rhodes

Part-Time Work and Activity in Voluntary Associations in Great Britain pp. 92-104

Daiga KamerÄ de

Jade's Dying Body: The Ultimate Reality Show pp. 105-115

Tony Walter

Narratives from Major to Minor: On Resisting Binaries in Favour of Joined up Thinking pp. 116-123

Liz Stanley

Apocalypse in the Long Run: Reflections on Huge Comparisons in the Study of Modernity pp. 124-136

John R. Hall

Problems, Crises, Events and Social Change: Theory and Illustrations pp. 137-146

Constance A. Nathanson

The Origins of Modern Nationalism in the North Atlantic Interaction Sphere pp. 147-160

Jonathan Hearn

The Number of the South African War (1899-1902) Concentration Camp Dead: Standard Stories, Superior Stories and a Forgotten Proto-Nationalist Research Investigation pp. 161-174

Liz Stanley and Helen Dampier

Fast Girls, Foreigners and GIs: An Exploration of the Discursive Strategies through Which the Status of Pre-Marital (Hetero)sexual Ignorance and Restraint Was Upheld during the Second World War pp. 175-186

Jenny Hockey, Angela Meah and Victoria Robinson

Trans-Generational Memory: Narratives of World Wars in Post-Conflict Northern Ireland pp. 187-195

Tomoko Sakai

Illness Narratives Revisited: The Failure of Narrative Reductionism pp. 196-205

Paul Atkinson

Narrative Foundations of Knowing: Towards a New Perspective in the Sociology of Knowledge pp. 206-212

Anna Borisenkova

Neopagan Narratives: Knowledge Claims and Other World ‘Realities’ pp. 213-222

Sara Delamont

Big Punning, Large Troping and Huge Riddling: Why and how Macbeth and other narrative texts are important and how to deal with them pp. 223-230

Joseph Maslen

Futures Narratives, Possible Worlds, Big Stories: Causal Layered Analysis and the Problems of Youth pp. 231-242

Cate Watson

Tilly's Technical Accounts and Standard Stories Explored in Financial Markets: The Case of the Istanbul Stock Exchange pp. 243-258

Emre Tarim

The Age of Grief in the Time of Talk pp. 259-271

Julie Brownlie

Narratives of Health Protection in Families with a Late-Onset Kidney Disease: Re-Defining Governmentality and Responsibility for Health in the Era of the ‘New’ Genetics pp. 272-286

Lucy Brindle

Charles Tilly: Connecting Large Scale Social Change and Personal Narrative pp. 287-292

Ernesto Castañeda

Coming of Age in Times of Uncertainty: Redefining Contemporary Adulthood pp. 293-294

Andrew King

Youth Cultures: Scenes, Subcultures and Tribes (Routledge Advances in Sociology) pp. 295-296

Laura Manicom

Youth (Key Concepts) pp. 297-298

Najam Abbas

Books received from 22/8/2009 to 30/11/2009 pp. 299-303

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Volume 14, issue 4, 2009

Researching ‘Care’ in and around the Workplace pp. 1-7

Andrew Smith and Linda McKie

‘Their Risks Are My Risks’: On Shared Risk Epistemologies, Including Altruistic Fear for Companion Animals[1] pp. 8-18

Kevin Walby and Aaron Doyle

Blurring Public and Private Sociology: Challenging an Artificial Division pp. 19-26

Kate Butler

Work as Community: Narratives of Solidarity and Teamwork in the Contemporary Workplace, who Owns Them? pp. 27-36

Gillian Vogl

Modes of Individualisation at Cemeteries pp. 37-49

Raf Vanderstraeten

Analysing an Advertising Campaign: Towards an Integrated Cultural-Industrial Analysis pp. 50-64

Neil O'Boyle

Through the Interviewer's Lens: Representations of 1960s Households and Families in a Lost Sociological Study pp. 65-76

John Goodwin and Henrietta O'Connor

Making Use of Audio Diaries in Research with Young People: Examining Narrative, Participation and Audience pp. 77-87

Nancy Worth

Sociological Futures: From Clock Time to Event Time pp. 88-92

Lisa Adkins

Introduction – Global Social Inquiry: The Challenge of Listening pp. 93-94

Gurminder K. Bhambra

‘The Callous Credit Nexus’: Ideology and Compulsion in the Crisis of Neoliberalism pp. 95-99

Alex Law

The Challenge of Global Social Inquiry pp. 100-104

John Holmwood

Global Attentiveness and the Sociological Ear pp. 105-108

Les Back

Modernity Coloniality and Visibility: The Politics of Time pp. 109-115

Rolando Vázquez

Health, Emotion and the Body pp. 116-117

Paul Whybrow

Public Sociology: Fifteen Eminent Sociologists Debate Politics and the Profession in the Twenty-First Century pp. 118-119

Alex Law

Globalization in Question pp. 120-121

Jonathan H. Westover

SPSS for Social Scientists pp. 122-123

Willis O. Odek

Books received from 23/5/2009 to 31/8/2009 pp. 124-128

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Volume 14, issue 3, 2009

John D. Horne pp. 1-1

John D. Horne

Volume 14, issue 2, 2009

Transforming Masculinist Political Cultures? Doing Politics in New Political Institutions* pp. 1-13

Stephanie Jones, Nickie Charles and Charlotte Aull Davies

Introduction to the Rapid Response on the Current Financial Crisis/‘Credit Crunch’ pp. 1-1

Ross Coomber and Gayle Letherby

Sport in a Credit Crunched Consumer Culture pp. 14-19

John D. Horne

Solo-Living, Demographic and Family Change: The Need to know more about men pp. 20-35

Lynn Jamieson, Fran Wasoff and Roona Simpson

Rethinking the Social Construction of Technology through ‘Following the Actors’: A Reappraisal of Technological Frames pp. 36-47

Christina Prell

Celebrity Gossip and the New Melodramatic Imagination pp. 48-59

David Beer and Ruth Penfold-Mounce

‘You Don't Know How Lucky you are to be Here!’: Reflections on Covert Practices in an Overt Participant Observation Study pp. 60-69

John S. McKenzie

Revisiting a Moral Panic: Ascetic Protestantism, Attitudes to Alcohol and the Implementation of the Licensing Act 2003 pp. 70-80

Henry Yeomans

Reading Foucault: Genealogy and Social Science Research Methodology and Ethics pp. 81-90

Wendy Bastalich

Books received from 16/2/2009 to 27/5/2009 pp. 91-91

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New Divisions of Labour?: Comparative Thoughts on the Current Recession pp. 92-96

Graham Crow, Peter Hatton, Dawn Lyon and Tim Strangleman

The Credit Crunch and the High Street: ‘Coming like a Ghost Town’ pp. 97-102

Chris Yuill

The Credit Crunch: Neo-Liberalism, Financialisation and the Gekkoisation of Society pp. 103-110

John D. Bone

Migration and Recession: Polish Migrants in Post-Celtic Tiger Ireland pp. 111-116

Torben Krings, Alicja Bobek, Elaine Moriarty, Justyna Salamonska and James Wickham

The Politics of Cultural Work pp. 117-118

Vikki McCall

Youth in Transition: In Eastern Europe and the West pp. 119-119

Alena Vasianovich

Irish Children and Teenagers in a Changing World: The National Write Here, Write Now Project pp. 120-121

Alexandra Cox

A Very Short, Fairly Interesting and Reasonably Cheap Book about Qualitative Research (Very Short, Fairly Interesting & Cheap Books) pp. 122-123

Alison E. Woodward

Volume 14, issue 1, 2009

‘Do We Look like Boy Racers?’ The Role of the Folk Devil in Contemporary Moral Panics pp. 1-12

Karen Lumsden

Rethinking ‘Current Crisis’ Arguments: Gouldner and the Legacy of Critical Sociology pp. 13-25

Robert Hollands and Liz Stanley

It's Not Just Structural: Social Movements are not Homogenous Responses to Structural Features, but Networks shaped by Organisational Strategies and Status pp. 26-41

Clare Saunders

The Social Constructionist Challenge to Primacy Identity and the Emancipation of Oppressed Groups: Human Primacy Identity Politics and the Human/‘Animal’ Dualism pp. 53-62

Key Peggs

Young People and Political Participation: An Analysis of European Union Policies pp. 63-74

Rachel Brooks

Senses of Gender pp. 75-88

Jason Lim and Kath Browne

Global Ambitions and Local Identities: An Israeli-American High-Tech Merger pp. 89-89

Emre Tarim

Writing for Social Scientists: How to Start and Finish Your Thesis, Book, or Article (Chicago Guides to Writing, Editing & Publishing) pp. 90-90

Najam Abbas

The Power of Looks: Social Stratification of Physical Appearance pp. 91-92

William Keenan

New Frontiers in Science and Technology Studies pp. 93-94

Alexandros Kyrtsis

Thinking Palestine pp. 95-96

Gad Yair

After Optimism: Ireland, Racism and Globalisation pp. 97-98

Martin Power

Books received from 25/10/2008 to 02/2/2009 pp. 99-99

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