economic sociology. perspectives and conversations

1999 - 2025

Current editor(s): Sascha Münnich

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Volume 3, issue 3, 2002

Note from the editors pp. 2

Jens Beckert and Dirk Zorn

Collective action problems in monitoring managers the Enron case as a systemic problem pp. 3-16

Peter Gourevitch

Bringing calculation back in: Sociological studies in accounting pp. 17-27

Andrea Mennicken

Figures, writing and calculation thoughts on the representation of economic practices pp. 28-39

Herbert Kalthoff

Rating agencies setting a standard for global financial markets pp. 40-46

Dieter Kerwer

Law and economy: The need for a sociological approach pp. 47-52

Richard Swedberg

Economic sociology in Europe: Switzerland pp. 53-60

Michael Nollert

Volume 3, issue 2, 2002

Note from the editors pp. 2

Jens Beckert and Dirk Zorn

A historical and comparative view on the study of Indian entrepreneurship pp. 3-16

Mario Rutten

Hybridization and heterogeneity across national models of corporate governance pp. 17-25

Ruth Aguilera and Gregory Jackson

The euro: A social accentuation experiment pp. 26-31

Günter Molz and Andreas Hopf

Economic sociology in Europe: Hungary pp. 32-39

Ákos Róna-Tas

Volume 3, issue 1, 2001

Note from the editors pp. 2

Jens Beckert and Dirk Zorn

Money and crises: A review pp. 3-14

Axel T. Paul

The launch of Euro notes and coins pp. 15-23

Nigel Dodd

Economic sociology in Portugal pp. 24-30

João Peixoto and Rafael Marques

Volume 2, issue 3, 2001

State, market, and global political economy: Genealogy of an (inter-?) discipline pp. 2-12

Geoffrey R.D. Underhill

Less is more? Economic sociology in Spain pp. 13-20

A. Javier Izquierdo

Volume 2, issue 2, 2001

A dutch treat: Economic sociology in the Netherlands pp. 2-8

Ton Korver

Sociology of finance: Old and new perspectives pp. 9-14

Reinhard Blomert

Sense and sensibility: Or, how should Social Studies of Finance behave? A Manifesto pp. 15-18

Alex Preda

Volume 2, issue 1, 2000

Introduction pp. 2

Johan Heilbron

Economic sociology in the UK pp. 3-12

Nigel Dodd

Volume 1, issue 3, 2000

A gendered division of labor pp. 2-5

Viviana A. Zelizer

Genetically modified food: A suitable case for an economic sociology treatment pp. 6-11

Mark Harvey

Retailing: Production and consumption's missing relation pp. 12-16

Miriam Glucksmann

Finding new directions in economic anthropology pp. 17-23

Monica Lindh de Montoya

Economic sociology in Russia pp. 24-28

Valery Yakubovich

Volume 1, issue 2, 2000

Economic sociology in Germany pp. 2-7

Jens Beckert

Economic sociology and social studies of technology pp. 8-12

Árni Sverrisson

Economic sociology in Italy pp. 13-18

Filippo Barbera

Economic sociology conference in Moscow pp. 32-34

Vadim Radaev

Volume 1, issue 1, 1999

Welcome to the reader!!! pp. 2-3

Richard Swedberg

Economic sociology in France pp. 4-9

Johan Heilbron

Mark Granovetter on economic sociology in Europe pp. 10-11

Mark Granovetter

Economic sociology at the ESA in Amsterdam pp. 12-13

Reza Azarian

Economic sociology section under formation in the United States pp. 14-15

Wayne E. Baker