Research Handbook on Public Sociology

Edited by Lavinia Bifulco and Vando Borghi

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: Engaging with the key debates and issues in a continuously evolving field, Lavinia Bifulco and Vando Borghi bring together contributions from leading social scientists to debate the enduring relevance of public sociology in light of ongoing changes in the social world.

Keywords: Politics and Public Policy Sociology and Social Policy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
ISBN: 9781800377370
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Public sociology, a perspective on the move , pp 2-18

Lavinia Bifulco and Vando Borghi

Ch 2 Why public sociology? , pp 19-21

Michael Burawoy

Ch 3 Public inquiry in social sciences: a pragmatist outlook , pp 23-41

Daniel Cefaï

Ch 4 Public sociology and the capability approach: exploring the potential of a fruitful combination , pp 42-57

Jean-Michel Bonvin and Francesco Laruffa

Ch 5 Sociology and quantification: economics of convention as an approach to link quantification and public sociology , pp 58-72

Rainer Diaz-Bone

Ch 6 What is at stake when social science goes public? , pp 74-85

Didier Fassin

Ch 7 Public history , pp 86-103

Serge Noiret

Ch 8 Public geography , pp 104-113

Salvo Torre

Ch 9 Urban planning , pp 114-128

Marco Cremaschi

Ch 10 Legitimacy of law and the expertise of public sociology , pp 129-141

Supriya Routh

Ch 11 The foundational economy approach: a public social science of socio-economic life , pp 142-156

Julie Froud, Angelo Salento and Karel Williams

Ch 12 Science, the environment and the public , pp 158-173

Luigi Pellizzoni

Ch 13 Public sociology in disaster situations: critical engagement and prefiguration against defuturing processes , pp 174-187

Laura Centemeri and Davide Olori

Ch 14 Public sociology and populism , pp 188-201

Paul Blokker

Ch 15 Borders and migrants in Europe , pp 202-217

Tatjana Sekuli_

Ch 16 Localurban democracy and citizenship , pp 218-233

Marisol Garcia

Ch 17 Associationalism: the past, present, and future of public sociology , pp 234-249

Bruno Frère and Jean-Louis Laville

Ch 18 Public, policy or politicized sociology? Notes from the field of welfare and poverty research , pp 250-263

Sandro Busso

Ch 19 Critical sociologies of work in the cultural industries: pathways to 'creative justice'? , pp 264-278

Mark Banks

Ch 20 Sociologies of education in an era of new critique: getting out of methodological nationalism and reconsidering education through a global perspective , pp 279-293

Romuald Normand

Ch 21 Sociology of expertise as public sociology , pp 294-309

Gil Eyal

Ch 22 Poverty, the battle against stigmatization and the role of public sociology , pp 310-322

Enrica Morlicchio and Dario Tuorto

Ch 23 Health , pp 323-334

Magdalena Chiara

Ch 24 Paradoxes, contradictions, and deep feelings of ambivalence, or, academia still appeals , pp 336-349

Eeva Berglund

Ch 25 Publicness and teaching: public knowledge as collective process of repoliticization of daily life , pp 350-366

Vincenza Pellegrino

Ch 26 Postcolonialism and sociology , pp 367-380

Manuela Boatc_, Sina Farzin and Julian Go

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