economic sociology. perspectives and conversations
1999 - 2023
Current editor(s): Sascha Münnich From Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies Contact information at EDIRC. Bibliographic data for series maintained by ZBW - Leibniz Information Centre for Economics (). Access Statistics for this journal.
Track citations for all items by RSS feed
Is something missing from the series or not right? See the RePEc data check for the archive and series.
Volume 24, issue 2, 2023
- 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
Volume 24, issue 1, 2022
- 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
Volume 23, issue 3, 2022
- Note from the editor: Economies of favor and informality in diversity pp. 1-4

- Cheris Shun-ching Chan
- Meanings and consequences of informal payments in the Romanian health care sector pp. 5-9

- Marius Wamsiedel
- Economy of favours in Central Asia: Tanish-bilish, kattalar and kichkina pp. 10-16

- Rano Turaeva
- Social eating as a favor exchange facilitator: New survey evidence from China pp. 17-24

- Yanjie Bian and Lingfeng He
- The calculus of the gift: Money and social relationships in Japan pp. 25-30

- Katherine Rupp
- The ubiquity of Japanese informality and Okinawan Moai (模合) pp. 31-37

- Abel Polese
- The strength of weak national ties: The economic sociology of nation-building pp. 38-41

- Dan Lainer-Vos
- Economies and favours: What's in a word? pp. 42-48

- Nicolette Makovicky and David Henig
Volume 23, issue 2, 2022
- Note from the editor: Global markets and local cultures pp. 1-4

- Cheris Shun-ching Chan
- Traduttore, traditore: The expert work of producing global (yet local) market classifications pp. 5-9

- Claudio E. Benzecry
- The global bazaar economy pp. 10-14

- Biao Xiang
- Questions of culture in the life of offshored Chinese capital pp. 15-21

- Julia Chuang
- Globalization and film locations: Runaway productions in Hong Kong pp. 22-27

- Sylvia J. Martin
- Meaning in the margins: Tracing global blockchain markets in local configurations pp. 28-31

- Alex Preda, Julie Valk and Ruowen Xu
- Extractive masculinities: Bringing gender back into microfinance pp. 32-37

- Smitha Radhakrishnan
Volume 23, issue 1, 2021
- Note from the editor: Economic sociology in Asia – from modernization to embeddedness pp. 1-4

- Cheris Shun-ching Chan
- Economic sociology in China: Past and promises pp. 5-10

- Ping Fu and Dian Yang
- Economic sociology in Japan pp. 11-18

- Tsutomu Nakano, Masaru Karube, Yoshimichi Sato and Naoki Wakabayashi
- Economic sociology in Singapore: Meritocracy and the missing embeddedness pp. 19-22

- Vincent Chua
- From an industrializing city to a global city: Hong Kong economic sociology's changing agenda pp. 23-27

- Tai-lok Lui
- A brief review of the economic sociology of Taiwan's development pp. 28-33

- Zong-Rong Lee
- Recent development of economic sociology in Korea pp. 34-38

- Kyungmin Baek
Volume 22, issue 3, 2021
- Note from the editor: Climate change, capitalism, and growth pp. 1-3

- Anita Engels
- A (rapid) climate audit of economic sociology pp. 4-9

- Ian Gray and Stephanie Barral
- Growth, climate change, and the critique of neoclassical reason: New possibilities for economic sociology pp. 10-15

- Matthew Soener
- Elephants in the room of climate-related research: Growth, post-growth, and capitalism pp. 16-20

- Milena Büchs and Anita Engels
- Organizational (issue) field perspective on climate change pp. 21-29

- Achim Oberg, Lianne Lefsrud and Renate E. Meyer
Volume 22, issue 2, 2021
- Note from the editor: Climate change and contested (economic) futures pp. 1-3

- Anita Engels
- Studying a (contested/concerned) market in the making: Voluntary offsetting, from UN climate talks to corporate sustainability departments pp. 4-9

- Véra Ehrenstein and Alice Valiergue
- It's worth the trouble: On valuation studies and climate change pp. 10-14

- Thomas Frisch, Stefan Laser, Sandra Matthäus and Cornelia Schendzielorz
- "Crises" as catalysts for more sustainable futures? The case of the first oil crisis and the role of multilayered interpretative struggles pp. 15-23

- Timur Ergen and Lisa Suckert
- Organizing for climate adaptation: Competing visions in Boston pp. 24-29

- Nichole Wissman-Weber and David L. Levy
- The problem of compensation and moral economies of climate change pp. 30-33

- Rebecca Elliott
Volume 22, issue 1, 2020
- Note from the editor: Climate change - what economic sociology has to offer pp. 1-4

- Anita Engels
- Interview with Andy Hoffman pp. 5-9

- Andrew J. Hoffman
- Interview with Benjamin Sovacool pp. 10-14

- Benjamin K. Sovacool
- Interview with Simone Pulver pp. 15-19

- Simone Pulver
- Stalemate for the financialization of climate policy pp. 20-29

- Ève Chiapello
Volume 21, issue 3, 2020
- Note from the editor: Body, virus, morals, and scandals pp. 1-3

- Ákos Róna-Tas
- Scandals, morality wars, and the field of reproductive surrogacy in Ukraine pp. 4-10

- Alya Guseva
- How much is your health worth? A research agenda on valuation processes and markets for medicines pp. 11-19

- Etienne Nouguez
- OpEd: Death, economy, and the problem of excess pp. 20-22

- Roi Livne
Volume 21, issue 2, 2020
- Note from the editor: Taxing inequality and fiscal sociology pp. 1-2

- Ákos Róna-Tas
- Can the invisible welfare state redistribute? pp. 3-11

- Isaac William Martin
- On the sociological approach to public finance pp. 12-14

- Sarah L. Quinn
- Switzerland as a laboratory for fiscal federalism and global fiscal governance pp. 15-25

- Gisela Huerlimann
- The politics of subnational taxation in comparative perspective pp. 26-35

- Josh Pacewicz
- OpEd: Republicans play dirty because Republican policies are unpopular pp. 36-38

- Monica Prasad
Volume 21, issue 1, 2019
- Note from the editor: The Brave New World of Big Data pp. 1-3

- Ákos Róna-Tas
- Aadhaar: Uniquely Indian Dystopia? pp. 4-12

- Reetika Khera
- Biometric IDs and the remaking of the Indian (welfare) state pp. 13-21

- Ursula Rao
- Multiple social credit systems in China pp. 22-32

- Chuncheng Liu
- Credit Scoring in the United States pp. 33-42

- Barbara Kiviat
- Bringing context back into privacy regulation and beyond: About limitation on purpose as an (old) response to (new) data challenges pp. 43-53

- Karoline Krenn
- OpEd: The Future Factory pp. 54-55

- Jenny Andersson
| |