economic sociology. perspectives and conversations

1999 - 2025

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Note from the editor pp. 2-3: Vadim Radaev
The conceptual foundations of relationship marketing: Review and synthesis pp. 4-26: Jagdish N. Sheth, Atul Parvatiyar and Mona Sinha
New Economic Sociology and relationship marketing: Parallel development pp. 27-33: Zoya Kotelnikova
Interview with Professor Gary Hamilton pp. 34-39: Gary Hamilton

Note from the editor pp. 2-3: Vadim Radaev
Informal economy in Russia: A brief overview pp. 4-12: Svetlana Barsukova and Vadim Radaev
How the law really works: The new sociology of law in Russia pp. 13-20: Arina Dzmitryieva
Commercialization of police and shadow economy: The Russian case pp. 21-28: Leonid Kosals and Anastasia Dubova
Informal employment in Russia: Why is it so sustainable? pp. 29-36: Tatiana Karabchuk
Freelancers in Russia: Remote work patterns and e-markets pp. 37-45: Andrey Shevchuk and Denis Strebkov
Rural Informal Economy in Post-Soviet Russia pp. 46-49: Alexander Nikulin

Note of the editor pp. 2-3: Vadim Radaev
Interview with John Nye pp. 4-11: John Nye
New Institutional Economics: A state-of-the-art review for economic sociologists pp. 12-21: Rinat Menyashev, Timur Natkhov, Leonid Polishchuk and Georgiy Syunyaev
New Institutional Economics versus Economics of Conventions: The difference between bounded rationality and... bounded rationality pp. 22-27: Olivier Favereau
Petering out or flaming up? New Institutional Economics in East-Central Europe pp. 28-39: János Mátyás Kovács

Note from the editor pp. 2-4: Nigel Dodd
Money nutters pp. 5-12: Bill Maurer
Using the future in the present: Risk and surprise in financial markets pp. 13-18: Elena Esposito
For a love of false consciousness: Adam Smith on the social origins of scarcity pp. 19-25: Gustav Peebles
History in finance and fiction in history: The crisis of 2008 and the return of the past pp. 26-34: Amin Samman
Economic crisis and the politics of austerity in Ireland pp. 35-37: Niamh Hardiman
The European sovereign debt crisis: The Portuguese case pp. 38-47: João Carlos Graça, João Lopes and Rafael Marques
Living on borrowed money: On the social context and response of the current greek crisis pp. 48-57: Sokratis Koniordos

Note from the editor pp. 2-3: Nigel Dodd
The financial crisis and the end of all-purpose money pp. 4-10: Keith Hart
Economic governance in the eurozone: A new dawn? pp. 11-16: Brigitte Young
The Euro trouble and the global financial crisis pp. 17-20: Christoph Deutschmann
Should crisis-hit countries leave the eurozone? pp. 21-26: Peter North
The level of financial literacy of russians: Before and during the crisis of 2008-2009 pp. 27-43: Olga Kuzina

Note from the editor pp. 2-3: Nigel Dodd
Credit rating agencies and the global financial crisis pp. 4-9: Timothy J. Sinclair
Amartya Sen's "The idea of justice" and financial regulation pp. 10-17: Daniel Mügge
Analyzing expectations sociologically: Elements of a formal sociology of the financial markets pp. 18-27: Andreas Langenohl
Have the media made the greek crisis worse? An inquiry into the credit crisis of the state pp. 28-41: Sonja Juko
Transfer union or common bond? On the moral economy of the eurozone pp. 42-48: Nigel Dodd and Johannes Lenhard
Analysis of power relations of banks in contemporary society pp. 49-57: Aleksander Miłosz Zieliński and Dietmar J. Wetzel
Not so "Mickey Mouse": Lessons in the nature of modern money from complementary monetary innovations pp. 58-67: Josh Ryan-Collins
Grassroots innovations for sustainable development: A new research agenda pp. 68-72: Gill Seyfang, Adrian Smith and Noel Longhurst

Note from the editor pp. 2: Nicolas Milicet, Sidonie Naulin and Philippe Steiner
A grammar of performance pp. 3-9: Florence Jany-Catrice
Unemployment, a social construction: Institutional programs, experiences and meanings in a comparative perspective pp. 10-24: Nadya Araujo Guimarães, Didier Demazière, Helen Hirata and Kurumi Sugita
The solidarity economy: A plural theoretical framework pp. 25-32: Jean-Louis Laville
The "Social construction of the market" in a transitional economy: The sugar industry in China in the context of globalization pp. 33-42: Louis Augustin-Jean
Solidarity and social networks: Economic sociology of international migration and the Brazilian case pp. 43-53: Ana Cristina Braga Martes and Dimitri Fazito
Issues of Chinese economic sociology pp. 54-65: Laurence Roulleau-Berger
Interview with Marion Fourcade pp. 66-68: Marion Fourcade

Note from the editor pp. 2: Nicolas Milicet, Sidonie Naulin and Philippe Steiner
Economic and agrofood studies in brazil: Combining social networks, convention and social movement approaches pp. 3-9: John Wilkinson
For a Brazilian sociology of finance pp. 10-15: Roberto Grün
Innovation and the development agenda pp. 16-23: Glauco Arbix
Social movements and NGOs in the construction of new market mechanisms pp. 24-30: Ricardo Abramovay, Maurizio de Almeida Voivodic, Fatima Cristina Cardoso and Michael E. Conroy
Southern cities: Locomotives or wagons of national development pp. 31-38: Alvaro Comin and Maria Carolina Vasconcelos Oliveira
Heterodox reflections on the financial crisis pp. 39-43: Antonio Mutti
The revue française de socio-economie: Reconnecting with the social science project pp. 44-47: Florence Jany-Catrice and Richard Sobel
Response to "Neil Fligstein answers questions on the present financial crisis" pp. 48-52: Kenneth R. Zimmermann
Response to Kenneth Zimmerman pp. 53-54: Neil Fligstein

Note from the editor pp. 2: Philippe Steiner
A market for human cadavers in all but name? pp. 3-7: Michel Anteby
The tyranny and the terror of the gift: Sacrificial violence and the gift of life pp. 8-16: Nancy Scheper-Hughes
Honestly embracing markets in human organs for transplantation pp. 17-23: Mark J. Cherry
Between gift and commodity: Blood products in France pp. 24-33: Sophie Chauveau
Investors and efficient markets: The everyday imaginaries of investment management pp. 34-40: Horacio Ortiz
Neil Fligstein answers questions on the present financial crisis pp. 41-44: Neil Fligstein