XLII 1 40e anniversaire

2 When regimes implode

3 L’interpersonnel et la ration-

alité des acteurs

XLIII 1 Priorities of social justice

2 Études critiques

3 Mysticism and ascetism

XLIV 1 China in Transition

2 Études critiques

3 Citizenship: National and

Trans national

XLV 1 Attributions et exclusions

2 Beyond ethnicity and nationality

3 Critical studies

XLVI 1 Religion and Society

2 State of emergency and the

emergence of the state

3 Critical studies

XLVII 1 Multiple axialities, multiple

modernities

2 Markets in context

3 Critical studies

XLVIII 1 Historical roots of institutional

developments

2 Debate on money

3 Critical studies

XLIX 1 Dictature and war

2 Creativity of social movements

3 Critical studies

L 1 On three great sociologists

2 Jewish Institutions and Practices

3 Critical studies

LI 1 50th Anniversary

2 When Ideas Meet Markets

3 Critical Studies

LII 1 Including and Excluding Citizens

2 Ideas and Interests

3 Critical Studies

LIII 1 On Nationalism and National Self-

Understanding

2 Varia

3 Critical Studies

LIV 1 Legal order and the Public Sphere

2 Insights into the Classics

3 Critical Studies

55 1 Modes of Violence

2 Exceptional cases

3 Critical Studies

56 1 Economic Culture in the Public

Sphere

2 Varia

3 Critical Studies

57 1 Structures of Violence

2 Varia

3 Critical Studies

58 1 Law in Action

2 Varia

3 Critical Studies

59 1 On the Historical Sociology of

Morality

2 Varia

3 Critical studies

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ABBOTT Andrew and Etienne OLLION

French Connections: The Reception of

French Sociologists in the USA (1970-

2012), 57-2.

ALASUUTARI Pertti

The Rise of the Idea of Model in

Policymaking: The Case of the British

Parliament, 1803-2005, 59-3.

ANGELETTI Thomas

Finance on Trial: Rules and Justifications

in the Libor Case, 58-1.

BALSIGER Philip

Moral Struggles in Markets. The Fight

against Battery Cages and the Rise of

Cage-Free Eggs in Switzerland, 57-3.

BANDELJ Nina, Lyn SPILLMAN and

Frederick F. WHERRY

Economic Culture in the Public Sphere:

Introduction, 56-1.

BARGHEER Stefan

The Sociology of Morality as Ecology of

Mind: Justifications for Conservation and

the International Law for the Protection

of Birds in Europe, 59-1.

BARGHEER Stefan and Nicholas Hoover

WILSON

On the Historical Sociology of Morality:

Introduction, 59-1.

BRUCE Steve

Public Religion and Secularization in

England: Defending Bryan R. Wilson,

57-2.

Felix BÜHLMANN, André MACH and

Thierry ROSSIER

The Rise of Professors of Economics

and Business Studies in Switzerland:

Between Scientific Reputation and

Political Power, 58-2.

CALDER Ryan

God’s Technicians: Religious Jurists and

the Usury Ban in Judaism, Christianity,

and Islam, 57-2.

CAMPBELL John L. and John A. HALL

Small States, Nationalism and Institutional

Capacities, 56-1.

CATINO Maurizio

How Do Mafias Organize? Conflict and

Violence in three Mafia Organizations, 55-2.

CHTOURIS Sotiris, Anastasia ZISSI,

George STALIDIS and Kostas RONTOS

Understanding Xenophobia in Greece:

A Correspondence Analysis, 55-1.

DAHINDEN Janine, Kerstin DÜMMLER

and Joëlle MORET

The Car, the Hammer and the Cables

under the Tables: Intersecting

Masculinities and Social Class in a

Swiss Vocational School, 58-2.

DUHART Philippe

Directing disengagement. Movement

Centralization, Coordination, and

Credibility in the Irish and Basque

Peace Processes, 57-1.

DÜMMLER Kerstin, Joëlle MORET and

Janine DAHINDEN

The Car, the Hammer and the Cables

under the Tables: Intersecting

Masculinities and Social Class in a

Swiss Vocational School, 58-2.

DUZGUN Eren

Agrarian Change, Industrialization and

Geopolitics. Beyond the Turkish

Sonderweg, 58-3.

EDDY U

Rise of Marxist Classes. Bureaucratic

Classification and Class Formation in Early

Socialist China, 57-1.

ELLIOT Rebecca

The Sociology of Climate Change as a Sociology of Loss, 59-3.

ERIKSEN Thomas Hylland

Who or what to Blame. Competing

Interpretations of the Norwegian

Terrorist Attack, 55-2.

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ERMAKOFF Ivan

Exceptional Cases: Epistemic

Contributions and Normative

Expectations, 55-2.

FONTAINE Laurence

Prodigality, Avarice and Anger. Passions

and Emotions at the Heart of the

Encounter between Aristocratic Economy

and Market Economy, 59-1.

GARLAND David

The Welfare State: A Fundamental

Dimension of Modern Government, 55-1.

GLÄSER Jochen and Grit LAUDEL

Governing Science: How Science Policy

Shapes Research Content, 57-1.

GODECHOT Olivier

Getting a Job in Finance. The Strength

of Collaboration Ties, 55-1.

GONDAL Neha and Paul Douglas MCLEAN

The Circulation of Interpersonal Credit in

Renaissance Florence, 55-2.

GUGGENHEIM Michael and Monika

HALL John A. and John L. CAMPBELL

Small States, Nationalism and Institutional

Capacities, 56-1.

HARVEY Rachel

A Hollow Cultural Core? An Inquiry

into New Institutional Approaches to

Incentive Based Regulation, 56-1.

HEALY Kieran

The Performativity of Networks, 56-2.

HERRENSCHMIDT Olivier

Violences d’un autre âge dans les villages

indiens. Actualités d’Ambedkar, 55-1.

HICK Rod

Poverty as Capability Deprivation:

Conceptualising and Measuring Poverty

in Contemporary Europe, 55-1.

HILMAR Till

Narrating Unity at the European

Union’s New History Museum: A

Cultural-Process Approach to the Study

of Collective Memory, 57-2.

JOPPKE Christian

Multiculturalism by Liberal Law: The

Empowerment of Gays and Muslims,

58-1.

KARADAG Roy, Klaus SCHLICHTE and

Alex VEIT

The Social Question and State Formation

in British Africa: Egypt, South Africa

and Uganda in comparison, 58-2.

KOHL Sebastian

The Power of Institutional Legacies,

56-2.

LANDE Brian and Mangels LAURA

The Value of the Arrest: The Symbolic

Economy of Policing, 58-1.

LAUDEL Grit and Jochen GLÄSER

Governing Science: How Science Policy

Shapes Research Content, 57-1.

LEPENIES Philipp

Modeling, Statistics and Political

Circumstances, 56-3.

LIGHT Michael T.

Punishing the “Others”: Citizenship

and State Social Control in the United

States and Germany, 58-1.

LINDSTRÖM Nicole

Wither Diversity of Post-Socialist

Welfare Capitalist Cultures? Crisis and

Change in Estonia and Slovenia, 56-1.

MACH André, Thierry ROSSIER and Felix

BÜHLMANN

The Rise of Professors of Economics

and Business Studies in Switzerland:

Between Scientific Reputation and

Political Power, 58-2.

MALTHANER Stefan

Radicalization: The Evolution on an

Analytical Paradigm, 58-3.

MANGELS Laura and Brian LANDE

The Value of the Arrest: The Symbolic

Economy of Policing, 58-1.

MCLEAN Paul Douglas and Neha GONDAL

The Circulation of Interpersonal Credit

in Renaissance Florence, 55-2.

How Does the State Structure

Secularization?, 56-2.

MAHUA Sarkar

Capitalism and Unfreedom:

Transnational Migrants Circuits in

South Asia, 58-1.

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MATTA Nada und René ROJAS

The Second Intifida: A Dual Strategy

Arena, 57-1.

MORET Joëlle, Kerstin DÜMMLER and

Janine DAHINDEN

The Car, the Hammer and the Cables

under the Tables: Intersecting

Masculinities and Social Class in a Swiss

Vocational School, 58-2.

MUDGE Stephanie L.

Explaining Political Tunnel Vision:

Politics and Economics in Crisis-ridden

Europe, Then and Now, 56-1.

MÜNNICH Sascha

Thieves, Fools, Fraudsters, and Gamblers?

The Ambivalence of Moral Criticism in

the Credit Crunch of 2008, 56-1.

NIELSEN Anne Mark

Accommodating Religious Pluralism in

Denmark, 55-2.

NORTON Matthew

The Persistence of Pardons and the End

of Attainder: Moral Explanations,

Relational Facts, and Institutional Forms,

59-1.

NUNGESSER Frithjof

The Evolution of Pragmatism: On the

Scientific Background of the Pragmatist

Conception of History, Action, and

Sociality, 58-2.

OLLION Etienne et Andrew ABBOTT

French Connections: The Reception of

French Sociologists in the USA (1970-

2012), 57-2.

PAULLE Bowen

Coming Hard: The Primacy of Embodied

Stress Responses in High Poverty

Schools, 55-1.

POLILLO Simone

Theorizing Efficient Markets: A

Sociology of Financial Ideas, 56-1.

REUJINK Arjan

“White-Collar Crime”. The concept and

its potential for the analysis of financial

crime, 57-3.

ROJAS René and Nada MATTA

The Second Intifida: A Dual Strategy

Arena, 57-1.

RONTOS Kostas, Sotiris CHTOURIS,

George STALIDIS and Anastasia ZISSI

Understanding Xenophobia in Greece:

A Correspondence Analysis, 55-1.

ROSSIER Thierry, André MACH and Felix

BÜHLMANN

The Rise of Professors of Economics and

Business Studies in Switzerland: Between

Scientific Reputation and Political Power,

58-2.

SCHLICHTE Klaus, Roy KARADAG and

Alex VEIT

The Social Question and State Formation

in British Africa: Egypt, South Africa

and Uganda in comparison, 58-2.

SERAFIN Marcin

Cacophony of Contestation: Forms of

Voice and the Warsaw Taxi Market as a

Field of Struggles, 57-2.

SEVELSTED Anders

Protestant Ethics-in-action: The

Emergence of Voluntary Social Work in

Copenhagen 1865-1915, 59-1.

SGAMBATTI Stefano

The Significance of Money. Beyond

Ingham’s Sociology of Money, 56-2.

SPILLMAN Lyn, Nina BANDELJ and

Frederick F. WHERRY

Economic Culture in the Public Sphere:

Introduction, 56-1.

STALIDIS George, Sotiris CHTOURIS,

Anastasia ZISSI and Kostas RONTOS

Understanding Xenophobia in Greece:

A Correspondence Analysis, 55-1.

TANASOCA Ana

Citizenship for Sale. Neomedieval, not

Just Neoliberal, 57-1.

TOCHEVA Detelina

The Economy of the Temples of God in

the Turmoil of Changing Russia, 55-1.

TORCHE Florencia

Intergenerational Mobility and Equality

of Opportunity, 56-3.

VEIT Alex, Klaus SCHLICHTE and Roy

KARADAG

The Social Question and State Formation

in British Africa: Egypt, South Africa

and Uganda in comparison, 58-2.

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VOSSKUHLE Andreas

“European Integration Through Law”:

The Contribution of the Federal

Constitutional Court, 58-1.

WHERRY Frederick F., Nina BANDELJ and

Lyn SPILLMAN

Economic Culture in the Public Sphere:

Introduction, 56-1.

WILSON Nicholas Hoover

The Fixation of (Moral) Belief: Making

Imperial Administration Modern, 59-1.

WILSON Nicholas Hoover and Stefan

BARGHEER

On the Historical Sociology of Morality:

Introduction, 59-1.

WOOD Matthew (Véronique Altglas,

collab.)

Shadows in Caves? A Re-assessment of

Public Religion and Secularization in

England Today, 56-2.

WYRTZEN Jonathan

Colonial Legitimization-Legibility

Linkages and the Politics of Identity in

Algeria and Morocco, 58-2.

ZISSI Anastasia, Sotiris CHTOURIS,

George STALIDIS and Kostas

RONTOS

Understanding Xenophobia in Greece:

A Correspondence Analysis, 55-1.

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