economic sociology. perspectives and conversations

1999 - 2024

Current editor(s): Sascha Münnich

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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

Note from the editor pp. 2: Andrea Mennicken
Law in economy and society: Introductory comments pp. 3-7: Richard Swedberg and Laura Ford
The economy of legal practice as a symbolic market: Legal value as the product of social capital, universal knowlegde, and state authority pp. 8-13: Bryant G. Garth and Yves Dezalay
Semantic legal ordering: Property and its social effects pp. 14-19: Laura Ford
The legal constitution of market society: Probing the economic sociology of law pp. 20-25: Sabine Frerichs
Intersections between economic sociology and law: Interview with Gunther Teubner pp. 26-28: Gunther Teubner
Economic sociology in France: Interview with Philippe Steiner pp. 29-33: Philippe Steiner

Note from the editor pp. 2: Andrea Mennicken
Opportunity out of crisis: Economic sociology and the analysis of risk, regulation and security pp. 3-5: Michael Power
More heat than light: On the regulation of international finance pp. 6-10: Jakob Vestergaard
Towards an economic sociology of the subprime crisis? pp. 11-16: Oliver Kessler
Imagining catastrophe: Scenario planning and the striving for epistemic security pp. 17-21: Ute Tellmann
Social security and financial professionalism in "Neo-Liberalism": Perspectives for economic sociology pp. 22-26: Andreas Langenohl
A conversation with Richard Sennett pp. 27-32: Richard Sennett

Note from the editor pp. 2: Andrea Mennicken
Accounting for economic sociology pp. 3-7: Andrea Mennicken, Peter Miller and Rita Samiolo
Talking numbers: Governing immaterial labour pp. 8-11: Uwe Vormbusch
Accounting at the heart of the performativity of economics pp. 12-15: Eve Chiapello
Global or local? Travelling management accounting ideas pp. 16-20: Albrecht Becker
A conversation with Anthony Hopwood pp. 21-28: Anthony G. Hopwood

Note from the editor pp. 2: Patrik Aspers
Economic sociology discovering economic geography pp. 3-16: Patrik Aspers, Sebastian Kohl and Dominic Power
A conversation with Gernot Grabher pp. 17-24: Gernot Grabher
A comment on economics and sociology pp. 25-26: Laurence Moss

Note from the editor pp. 2: Patrik Aspers
Comment on economic anthropology: Chris Hann reflects on the anthropology theme of the newsletter's last issue pp. 3-4: Chris Hann
An economic sociological look at economics pp. 5-15: Patrik Aspers, Sebastian Kohl, Jesper Roine and Philipp Wichardt
Robert Salais answers five questions about economic sociology: Economics of convention - its origins, contributions and transdisciplinary perspectives: Robert Salais interviewed by Rainer Diaz-Bone pp. 16-23: Robert Salais and Rainer Diaz-Bone

Note from the editor pp. 2: Patrik Aspers
An economic sociological look at economic anthropology pp. 3-10: Patrik Aspers, Asaf Darr and Sebastian Kohl
Keith Hart answers eleven questions about economic anthropology pp. 11-16: Keith Hart