economic sociology. perspectives and conversations

1999 - 2025

Current editor(s): Sascha Münnich

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Note from the editor pp. 2: Olav Velthuis
Is economic sociology "ready" for globalization? pp. 3-7: Fran Tonkiss
Migrant transnationalism: Two-way flows, changing institutions and community development between Ghana and the Netherlands pp. 8-16: Valentina Mazzucato
Globalizing restricted and segmented markets: Challenges to theory and values in economic sociology pp. 17-22: Donald W. Light
Getting the FCC auctions straight: A reply to Nik-Khah pp. 23-28: Francesco Guala
New artistic engagements with the capital markets pp. 29-33: Daniel Beunza
Jens Beckert answers ten questions about economic sociology pp. 34-39: Jens Beckert

Note from the editor pp. 2: Olav Velthuis
Why is the past also the present and future of economic sociology? On method, evidence, and topic pp. 3-6: Bruce G. Carruthers
Eliminating the "social" from "Sozialökonomik" pp. 7-14: Niall Bond
What the FCC auctions can tell us about the performativity thesis pp. 15-21: Edward Nik-Khah
Frank Trentmann answers ten questions about economic sociology pp. 22-25: Frank Trentmann

Note from the editor pp. 2: Olav Velthuis
Taking stock: Toward a historical sociology of financial regimes pp. 3-17: Johan Heilbron
Overcoming space and social distance: Institutionalization of the mass travel market in Japan pp. 18-25: David Chiavacci
John A. Hobson as an economic sociologist pp. 26-35: Leonard Seabrooke
An old idea of "human economy" and the new global finance capitalism pp. 36-43: Gertraude Mikl-Horke
Carlo Trigilia answers ten questions about economic sociology pp. 44-46: Carlo Trigilia

Note from the editor pp. 2: Olav Velthuis
Reply to Michel Callon pp. 3-13: Daniel Miller
Richard Swedberg answers ten questions about economic sociology pp. 14-18: Richard Swedberg
Resocialising and repoliticising financial markets: Contours of social studies of finance pp. 19-28: Marieke de Goede
Read and recommended: Recent literature in economic sociology pp. 29-30: Peter Levin

Note from the editor pp. 2: Olav Velthuis
Why virtualism paves the way to political impotence: A reply to Daniel Miller's critique of "The laws of the market" pp. 3-20: Michel Callon
Ten things you always wanted to know about economic sociology pp. 21-24: Karin Knorr and Cetina Answers
Incorporating emotions into economic sociology: An analytic typology pp. 25-30: Mabel Berezin
Read and recommended: Recent literature in economic sociology pp. 31-32: Richard Swedberg
Performativity, neoclassical theory and economic sociology pp. 33-39: Patrik Aspers

Note from the editor pp. 2-3: Olav Velthuis
The economics of ethics: Lotteries and state funding pp. 4-12: Gerda Reith
The resiliency of systemic trust pp. 13-19: Antonio Mutti
On a new major work on Durkheim and economic sociology: An interview with Philippe Steiner pp. 20-23: Richard Swedberg

Note from the editor pp. 1: Patrik Aspers
Laurent Thévenot and the french convention school: A short introduction pp. 2-9: Søren Jagd
The french convention school and the coordination of economic action: Laurent Thévenot interviewed by Søren Jagd at the EHESS Paris pp. 10-16: Laurent Thévenot and Søren Jagd
Exchaning meanings on the market for contemporary art pp. 17-27: Olav Velthuis
The modern gift institution in industrial districts pp. 28-39: Glenn Sjöstrand

Note from the editor pp. 1: Patrik Aspers
On the present state of economic sociology (1990s) pp. 2-17: Richard Swedberg
The nature of money pp. 18-28: Geoffrey Ingham

Note from the editor pp. 1: Patrik Aspers
The market in the state and the state in the market pp. 3-16: Martin Gustavsson
Economic sociology in Turkey: A historic overview pp. 17-27: Filiz Baloglu

Note from the editor pp. 1-2: Frédéric Lebaron
Bourdieu's advocacy of the concept of interest and its role in economic sociology pp. 2-6: Richard Swedberg
Bourdieu: Gary Becker's critic pp. 6-9: Bernard Convert
Class analysis and cultural analysis in Bourdieu pp. 9-17: Elliot B. Weininger
"Le patronat norvégien": State vs. Market? Capital Structures, Oppositions and Political Position Taking in the Norwegian Field of Power pp. 17-30: Johs. Hjellbrekke and Olav Korsnes
Economic sociology and the sociology of economics: What is sociological about the sociology of economics? Some recent developments pp. 30-38: Marion Fourcade

Towards an economic sociology of economics? Note from the editor pp. 2: Frédéric Lebaron
Economists as policy entrepreneurs and the rise of neoliberal ideas in Switzerland during the 1990s pp. 3-16: André Mach
British "agencies of enlightenment"? Some remarks on the recent historiography of economic thought and policy pp. 17-23: Julien Vincent