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Newly Added Papers

• Anne Cronin (2007)
  Calculative spaces: cities, market relations and the commercial vitalism of the advertising industry
• Anne Cronin (2007)
  Mobility and market research: outdoor advertising and the commercial ontology of the city
• Anne Cronin (2006)
  Urban space and entrepreneurial property relations: resistance and the vernacular of outdoor advertising and graffiti
• Bülent Diken (2005)
  The comedy of (t)errors
• Anne-Marie Fortier (2008)
  The blood in our veins: White unease, introspection, and the promise of corporeal transparency in multicultural times
• Andrew Sayer (2009)
  Chapter3 : ‘ Bourdieu, ethics and practice’
• Andrew Sayer (2008),
  Contributive justice and meaningful work
• Claudia Castañeda and Lucy Suchman (2005)
  Robot Visions
• Sylvia Walby (2005)
  Measuring women's progress in a global era
• Sylvia Walby (2006)
  Indicators of gender based violence

Complexity Theory

• Sylvia Walby (2003)
  MODERNITIES/GLOBALISATION/COMPLEXITIES
• Sylvia Walby (2004)
  COMPLEXITY/GLOBALISATION/DIVERSITY

Computer Supported Co-operative Work

• Andy Crabtree, John Hughes, Jon O'Brien, Mark Rouncefield, and Peter Tolmie (1998)
  'There's something else missing here': requirements specification in changing circumstances of work and design
• John A Hughes, Jon O'Brien, Mark Rouncefield, and Peter Tolmie (1998)
  Some 'real' problems of 'virtual' teamwork
• John A Hughes, Jon O'Brien, Dave Randall, Mark Rouncefield, and Peter Tolmie (1998)
  Some 'real' problems of 'virtual' organisation
• John Hughes, Jon O'Brien, Dave Randall, Mark Rouncefield, and Peter Tolmie (1998)
  Virtual Organisations and the Customer: How 'virtual organisations' deal with 'real' customers
• Peter Tolmie, John A Hughes, Jon O'Brien, and Mark Rouncefield (1998)
  The Importance of being Earnest: everyday managerial work in financial services
• Peter Tolmie, John Hughes, Tom Rodden, and Mark Rouncefield (1998)
  How to 'represent' the workers? Understand the work of representations
• Peter Tolmie, John Hughes, Mark Rouncefield, and Wes Sharrock (1998)
  The 'Virtual' Manager?: Change and continuity in managerial work
• Peter Tolmie, John Hughes, Mark Rouncefield, and Wes Sharrock (1998)
  Managing Relationships - Where the 'virtual' meets the 'real'

Consumption

• Imogen Tyler (2008)
  White Trash Celebrity
• Anne Cronin (2006)
  Urban space and entrepreneurial property relations: resistance and the vernacular of outdoor advertising and graffiti
• Anne Cronin (2007)
  Calculative spaces: cities, market relations and the commercial vitalism of the advertising industry
• Anne Cronin (2007)
  Mobility and market research: outdoor advertising and the commercial ontology of the city
• Mimi Sheller (2002)
  'The Binding Mobilities of Transatlantic Consumption', Consuming the Caribbean, Routledge, pp 17-61
• Lucy Suchman (2000)
  Anthropology as 'Brand': Reflections on Corporate Anthropology
• Elizabeth Shove & Alan Warde (1998),
  Inconspicuous consumption: the sociology of consumption and the environment
• Dale Southerton, Rosemary Deem, Elizabeth Shove & AlanWarde (1998)
  Home from home?: a research note on recreational caravanning
• A.Warde, E.Shove & D.Southerton (1998)
  Convenience, schedules and sustainability,
  paper to ESF Conference, Lancaster, March 1998.

Conversational Analysis

• Thomas Scheffer (2002)
  Exploring Court Hearings - towards a research design for a Comparative Ethnography on "witnessing in court"
• Peter Tolmie, John Hughes, Mark Rouncefield, and Wes Sharrock (1998)
  The 'Virtual' Manager?: Change and continuity in managerial work
• Peter Tolmie, John Hughes, Mark Rouncefield, and Wes Sharrock (1998)
  Managing Relationships - Where the 'virtual' meets the 'real'

Disability

• John Law (1999)
  Political Philosophy and Disabled Specificities
• Ingunn Moser and John Law (2001)
  'Making Voices': New Media Technologies, Disabilities, and Articulation'

Disasters

• John Law (2000)
  Ladbroke Grove,Or How to Think about Failing Systems
• John Law (2003)
  Disasters, A/symmetries and Interferences
• John Law (2004)
  Enacting Naturecultures: a Note from STS
• John Law (2004)
  Disaster in Agriculture: Or Foot and Mouth Mobilities
• John Law (2004)
  Matter-ing: How Might STS Contribute?
• John Law and Annemarie Mol (2001)
  Local Entanglements or Utopian Moves: an Inquiry into Train Accidents
• John Law & Vicky Singleton (2004)
  A Further Species of Trouble? Disaster and Narrative

Economic Sociology

• John Hughes, Jon O'Brien, Dave Randall, Mark Rouncefield, and Peter Tolmie (1998)
  Virtual Organisations and the Customer: How 'virtual organisations' deal with 'real' customers
• Bob Jessop and Ngai-Ling Sum (2000)
  An Entrepreneurial City in Action: Hong Kong's Emerging Strategies in and for (Inter-) Urban Competition
• John Law (2000)
  Economics as Interference
• Markus Perkmann (2002)
  The rise of the Euroregion. A bird's eye perspective on European cross-border co-operation'
• Markus Perkmann (2002)
  Policy entrepreneurs, multilevel governance and policy networks in the European polity: The case of the EUREGIO
• Andrew Sayer (2004),
  Moral Economy
• Andrew Sayer (2000)
  Markets, Embeddedness and Trust: Problems of Polysemy and Idealism
• Peter Tolmie, John A Hughes, Jon O'Brien, and Mark Rouncefield (1998)
  The Importance of being Earnest: everyday managerial work in financial services
• Sylvia Walby (2002)
  Gender and the new economy: Regulation or deregulation
• Sylvia Walby (2004)
  Modelling gender pay gaps
• Sylvia Walby (2004)
  The Impact of Women's position in the labour market on women's pay

Ethnicity, Identity, Migration

• Imogen Tyler (2008)
  White Trash Celebrity
• Niels Albertsen & Bülent Diken (2001)
  Mobility, Justification and the City
• Bülent Diken & Carsten Bagge Laustsen (2002)
  Zones of indistinction - security, terror, and bare life
• Bülent Diken & Carsten Bagge Laustsen (2002)
  Postal Economies of the Orient
• Bülent Diken & Carsten Bagge Laustsen (2001)
  Enjoy your fight!- "Fight Club" as a symptom of the Network Society
• Bülent Diken & Carsten Bagge Laustsen (1999)
  Den evige nomade - om dansk indvandrerpolitik set i lyset af globalisering, multikulturalisme og ret
• Anne-Marie Fortier (2008)
  The blood in our veins: White unease, introspection, and the promise of corporeal transparency in multicultural times
• Anne-Marie Fortier (1999)
  'Outside/In? Notes on sexuality, ethnicity and the dialectics of identification'
• Anne-Marie Fortier (2005) (also forthcoming in 'Environment and Planning D: Society and Space' 2007)
  'Too close for comfort: loving thy neighbour and the management of multicultural intimacies'
• Andrew Holden (2002)
  Averting Risk: A Cultural Analysis of the Worldview of Jehovah's Witnesses
• Andrew Holden (2002)
  Cavorting with the Devil: Jehovah's Witnesses Who Abandon Their Faith
• Andrew Holden (2002)
  Doing Tolerance: How Jehovah's Witnesses Live with Unbelieving Relatives
• Andrew Holden (2002)
  On Socialisation and Rebellion: A Sociological Analysis of the Religious Experiences of Young Jehovah's Witnesses
• Andrew Holden (2002)
  Returning to Eden: Futuristic Symbolism and its Effects on Jehovah's Witnesses
• Andrew Holden (2002)
  Peering Through the Watch Tower: How Jehovah's Witnesses Learn to Worship and Evangelise
• Mimi Sheller (2003)
  'Sheller on Geggus, The Impact of the Haitian Revolution in the Atlantic World' in H-Atlantic@h-net.msu.edu (May 2003)
• Mimi Sheller (2002)
  Oraliteracy and Opacity: Resisting Metropolitan Consumption of Caribbean Creole
• Mimi Sheller (2001)
  The Mechanisms of Mobility and Liquidity: Re-thinking the Movement in Social Movements
• Mimi Sheller (2000)
  Quasheba, Mother, Queen: Black Women's Public Leadership and Political Protest

Ethnomethodology

• Andy Crabtree, John Hughes, Jon O'Brien, Mark Rouncefield, and Peter Tolmie (1998)
  'There's something else missing here': requirements specification in changing circumstances of work and design
• John A Hughes, Jon O'Brien, Mark Rouncefield, and Peter Tolmie (1998)
  Some 'real' problems of 'virtual' teamwork
• John A Hughes, Jon O'Brien, Dave Randall, Mark Rouncefield, and Peter Tolmie (1998)
  Some 'real' problems of 'virtual' organisation
• John Hughes, Jon O'Brien, Dave Randall, Mark Rouncefield, and Peter Tolmie (1998)
  Virtual Organisations and the Customer: How 'virtual organisations' deal with 'real' customers
• Thomas Scheffer (2002)
  Exploring Court Hearings - towards a research design for a Comparative Ethnography on "witnessing in court"
• Peter Tolmie, John A Hughes, Jon O'Brien, and Mark Rouncefield (1998)
  The Importance of being Earnest: everyday managerial work in financial services
• Peter Tolmie, John Hughes, Tom Rodden, and Mark Rouncefield (1998)
  How to 'represent' the workers? Understand the work of representations
• Peter Tolmie, John Hughes, Mark Rouncefield, and Wes Sharrock (1998)
  The 'Virtual' Manager?: Change and continuity in managerial work

Feminist Theory

• Imogen Tyler (2008)
  White Trash Celebrity
• Ingunn Moser and John Law (2001)
  'Making Voices: New Media Technologies, Disabilities, And Articulation'
• Lucy Suchman (2000)
  Located Accountabilities in Technology Production
• Sylvia Walby (2003-4)
  Gender mainstreaming: Productive tensions in theory and practice
• Sylvia Walby (2004)
  The European Union and Gender Equality: Emergent varieties of gender regime

Gender-based Violence

• Sylvia Walby (2004)
  The Cost of Domestic Violence
• Sylvia Walby (2004)
  Domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking: Findings from the British Crime Survey
• Sylvia Walby (2006)
  Indicators of gender based violence

Globalisation

• Bülent Diken & Carsten Bagge Laustsen (2001)
  Enjoy your fight!- "Fight Club" as a symptom of the Network Society
• Bülent Diken & Carsten Bagge Laustsen (2001)
  Postal Economies of the Orient - Writing in the Turkish Bath'
• Bülent Diken & Carsten Bagge Laustsen (2000)
  Den evige nomade - om dansk indvandrerpolitik set i lyset af globalisering, multikulturalisme og ret
• Bülent Diken (2005)
  The comedy of (t)errors
• Bob Jessop (2001)
  Interview with Bob Jessop conducted by Mürekkep (Ink)
• Bob Jessop (2001)
  On the Spatio-Temporal Logics of Capital's Globalization and their Manifold Implications for State Power
• Bob Jessop (2000)
  The State and the Contradictions of the Knowledge-Driven Economy
• Bob Jessop (2000)
  The Crisis of the National Spatio-Temporal Fix and the Ecological Dominance of Globalizing Capitalism'
• Bob Jessop (1999)
  'Globalization and the National State', in S. Aaronwitz and P. Bratsis, ed., Rethinking the State: Miliband, Poulantzas and State Theory, Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press (in press)
• Bob Jessop (1999)
  Narrating the future of the National Economy and the National State? Remarks on Re-mapping Regulation and Re-inventing Governance', in G. Steinmetz, ed., State/Culture, Ithaca: Cornell University Press (in press).
• Bob Jessop (1999)
  'Reflections on Globalization and its (Il)logics', in Peter Dicken, Philip Kelley, Kris Olds, and Henry Yeung, eds., Globalization and the Asia Pacific: Contested Territories, London: Routledge (in press, pages 19-38)
• John Law (2002)
  And if the Global Were Small and Non-Coherent? Method, Complexity and the Baroque
• John Law and Kevin Hetherington (1999)
  Materialities, Spatialities, Globalities
• John Law and Annemarie Mol (2000)
  Situating Technoscience: an Inquiry into Spatialities
• John Law and John Urry (2002)
  Enacting the Social
• John Urry (2000)
  The Global Media and Cosmopolitanism
• John Urry (2001)
  Globalising the Tourist Gaze
• John Urry (1998)
  Globalisation and Citizenship
• John Urry (1998)
  Locating HE in the Global Landscape
• Sylvia Walby (2003)
  MODERNITIES/GLOBALISATION/COMPLEXITIES
• Sylvia Walby (2004)
  COMPLEXITY/GLOBALISATION/DIVERSITY
• Sylvia Walby (2005)
  Measuring women's progress in a global era

Health and Medicine

• John Law and Vicky Singleton (2000)
  This is Not an Object
• John Law and Vicky Singleton (2000)
  Allegory and Its Others
• John Law & Vicky Singleton (2003)
  Object Lessons
• Annemarie Mol and John Law (2004)
  Embodied Action, Enacted Bodies

Higher Education

• John Urry (1998)
  Locating HE in the Global Landscape

Methodology and Method

• John Law (2003)
  Making a Mess with Method
• Sylvia Walby (2005)
  Measuring women's progress in a global era

Mobility

• Anne Cronin (2007)
  Calculative spaces: cities, market relations and the commercial vitalism of the advertising industry
• Anne Cronin (2007)
  Mobility and market research: outdoor advertising and the commercial ontology of the city
• John Law (2000)
  Ladbroke Grove,Or How to Think about Failing Systems
• John Law and Annemarie Mol (2001)
  Local Entanglements or Utopian Moves: an Inquiry into Train Accidents
• John Law and John Urry (2002)
  Enacting the Social
• Mimi Sheller (2002)
  Automotive Emotions: Feeling the Car 
• Mimi Sheller (2002)
  'The Binding Mobilities of Transatlantic Consumption', Consuming the Caribbean, Routledge, pp 17-61
• Mimi Sheller (2001)
  The Mechanisms of Mobility and Liquidity: Re-thinking the Movement in Social Movements
• Elizabeth Shove (2002)
  Rushing around: coordination, mobility and inequality
• John Urry (2001)
  Globalising the Tourist Gaze
• John Urry (2002)
  Inhabiting the Car
• John Urry (1998)
  Automobility, Car Culture and Weightless Travel
• John Urry (1999)
  Mobile Cultures

Nature and Culture

• John Law (2004)
  Enacting Naturecultures: a Note from STS
• John Law (2004)
  Disaster in Agriculture: Or Foot and Mouth Mobilities
• John Law (2004)
  Matter-ing: How Might STS Contribute?
• John Law & Vicky Singleton (2004)
  A Further Species of Trouble? Disaster and Narrative

Organisations

• John A Hughes, Jon O'Brien, Mark Rouncefield, and Peter Tolmie (1998)
  Some 'real' problems of 'virtual' teamwork
• John A Hughes, Jon O'Brien, Dave Randall, Mark Rouncefield, and Peter Tolmie (1998)
  Some 'real' problems of 'virtual' organisation
• John Hughes, Jon O'Brien, Dave Randall, Mark Rouncefield, and Peter Tolmie (1998)
  Virtual Organisations and the Customer: How 'virtual organisations' deal with 'real' customers
• Bob Jessop (2003)
  Recent Societal and Urban Change: Principles of Periodization and Views on the Current Period, in N. Albertsen, P. Hemmersam, and T. Nielsen, ed., Urban Mutations: Periodizations, Scales and Mobilities, Aarhus: Arkitektskolens Forlag (in press).
• John Law (2001)
  Ordering and Obduracy
• John Law (2000)
  Economics as Interference
• John Law (2000)
  Ladbroke Grove,Or How to Think about Failing Systems
• John Law (1997)
  The Manager and His Powers
• John Law and Ingunn Moser (1999)
  Managing, Subjectivities and Desires
• Lucy Suchman (2000)
  "I have, more than ever, a sense of the immovability of these institutions"
• Lucy Suchman (2000)
  Anthropology as 'Brand': Reflections on Corporate Anthropology
• Peter Tolmie, John A Hughes, Jon O'Brien, and Mark Rouncefield (1998)
  The Importance of being Earnest: everyday managerial work in financial services
• Peter Tolmie, John Hughes, Mark Rouncefield, and Wes Sharrock (1998)
  The 'Virtual' Manager?: Change and continuity in managerial work
• Peter Tolmie, John Hughes, Mark Rouncefield, and Wes Sharrock (1998)
  Managing Relationships - Where the 'virtual' meets the 'real'

Political Economy

• Bob Jessop (2003)
  'The Limits to Limits to Capital', Antipode, 36 (3), June (in press)
• Bob Jessop (2003)
  The Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Capital and its Globalization - and how they Challenge State Power and Democracy W.E. Scheuerman and H. Rosa, eds, Social Acceleration: Conceptions, Causes, Consequences, London: Verso (in press).
• Bob Jessop (2001)
  'Regulationist and Autopoieticist Reflections on Polanyi's Account of Market Economies and the Market Society', New Political Economy, 6 (2), 213-232.
• Bob Jessop (2001)
  Capitalism, the Regulation Approach, and Critical Realism
• Bob Jessop (2001)
  Good Governance and the Urban Question: On Managing the Contradictionsof Neo-Liberalism,
• Bob Jessop (2001)
  Interview with Bob Jessop conducted by Mürekkep (Ink)
• Bob Jessop (2001)
  On the Spatio-Temporal Logics of Capital's Globalization and their Manifold Implications for State Power
• Bob Jessop (2000)
  Institutional (Re)Turns and the Strategic-Relational Approach
• Bob Jessop and Ngai-Ling Sum (2000),
  An Entrepreneurial City in Action: Hong Kong's Emerging Strategies in and for (Inter-)Urban Competition
• Andrew Sayer (2004)
  Moral Economy
• Andrew Sayer (2001)
  What are you Worth?: Recognition, Valuation and Moral Economy
• Andrew Sayer (2000)
  Developing the Critical Standpoints of Radical Political Economy
• Andrew Sayer (2000)
  Markets, Embeddedness and Trust: Problems of Polysemy and Idealism
• Andrew Sayer (2000)
  Equality and Moral Economy
• Andrew Sayer (1999)
  Valuing Culture and Economy
• Andrew Sayer (1998)
  Critical and Uncritical Cultural Turns
• Sylvia Walby (2002)
  Gender and the new economy: Regulation or deregulation

Political Philosophy

• Bülent Diken & Carsten Bagge Laustsen (2002)
  Zones of indistinction - security, terror, and bare life
• Bülent Diken & Carsten Bagge Laustsen (2002)
  Postal Economies of the Orient
• Bülent Diken & Carsten Bagge Laustsen (2004)
  The Ghost of Auschwitz
• Bülent Diken (2005)
  The comedy of (t)errors
• John Law (1999)
  Political Philosophy and Disabled Specificities
• Andrew Sayer (2003)
  Restoring the moral dimension in social scientific accounts: a qualified ethical naturalist approach
• Sylvia Walby (2003-4)
  Gender mainstreaming: Productive tensions in theory and practice

Race and Racism

• Anne-Marie Fortier (2008)
  The blood in our veins: White unease, introspection, and the promise of corporeal transparency in multicultural times

Representation

• Imogen Tyler (2008)
  White Trash Celebrity
• John Law (1999)
  Political Philosophy and Disabled Specificities
• John Law (2001)
  Machinic Pleasures and Interpellations
• John Law (2000)
  Ladbroke Grove, Or How to Think about Failing Systems
• John Law and Annemarie Mol (2000)
  Situating Technoscience: an Inquiry into Spatialities
• John Law and Vicky Singleton (2000)
  Allegory and Its Others
• Ingunn Moser and John Law (2001)
  'Making Voices': New Media Technologies, Disabilities, and Articulation'
• John Law and John Urry (2002)
  Enacting the Social

Reproductive Technologies

• Celia Roberts and Sarah Franklin (2001)
  Innovative Health Technologies 'The Social Life of the Embryo'
• Imogen Tyler (2008)
  Why the Maternal Now?

Science, Technology and Society

• Michel Callon (1997)
  Actor-Network Theory - The Market Test
• Bruno Latour (1997)
  On Recalling ANT
• John Law (2004)
  Enacting Naturecultures: a Note from STS
• John Law (2003)
  Disasters, A/symmetries and Interferences
• John Law (2004)
  Disaster in Agriculture: Or Foot and Mouth Mobilities
• John Law (2003)
  Making a Mess with Method
• John Law & Vicky Singleton (2003)
  Object Lessons
• John Law (2002)
  And if the Global Were Small and Non-Coherent? Method, Complexity and the Baroque
• John Law (2001)
  Machinic Pleasures and Interpellations
• John Law (2001)
  Ordering and Obduracy
• John Law (2000)
  Economics as Interference
• John Law (2000)
  Ladbroke Grove,Or How to Think about Failing Systems
• John Law (2004)
  Matter-ing: How Might STS Contribute?
• John Law (2000)
  Networks, Relations, Cyborgs: on the Social Study of Technology
• John Law (1999)
  Objects, Spaces, Others
• John Law (1999)
  Political Philosophy and Disabled Specificities
• John Law (1997)
  Topology and the Naming of Complexity
• John Law (1997)
  Heterogeneities
• John Law (1996)
  Traduction, Trahison: Notes on ANT
• John Law (1992)
  Notes on the Theory of the Actor Network
• John Law (1986)
  On the Methods of Long-Distance Control: Vessels, Navigation and the Portuguese Route to India
• John Law & Vicky Singleton (2004)
  A Further Species of Trouble? Disaster and Narrative
• John Law and Kevin Hetherington (1999)
  Materialities, Spatialities, Globalities
• John Law and Annemarie Mol (2000)
  Situating Technoscience: an Inquiry into Spatialities
• John Law and Annemarie Mol (2001)
  Local Entanglements or Utopian Moves: an Inquiry into Train Accidents
• John Law and Vicky Singleton (2000)
  This is Not an Object
• John Law and Vicky Singleton (2000)
  Performing Technology's Stories
• John Law and Vicky Singleton (2000)
  Allegory and Its Others
• Annemarie Mol and John Law (2004)
  Embodied Action, Enacted Bodies
• Ingunn Moser and John Law (2001)
  'Making Voices': New Media Technologies, Disabilities, and Articulation'
• Anne-Marie Fortier (2008)
  The blood in our veins: White unease, introspection, and the promise of corporeal transparency in multicultural times
• Elizabeth Shove (2002)
  Sustainability, system innovation and the laundry
• Elizabeth Shove (2002)
  Rushing around: coordination, mobility and inequality
• Elizabeth Shove (2002)
  Converging Conventions of Comfort, Cleanliness and Convenience
• Elizabeth Shove (2002)
  Research programmes: adding value, fillings gaps and building networks
• Lucy Suchman (2000)
  Located Accountabilities in Technology Production
• Lucy Suchman (2000)
  "I have, more than ever, a sense of the immovability of these institutions"
• Lucy Suchman (2005)
  Agencies in Technology Design
• Claudia Castañeda and Lucy Suchman (2005)
  Robot Visions

Social Theory

• Niels Albertsen & Bülent Diken (2002)
  'Artworks' Networks - Field, System or Mediators?'
• Niels Albertsen & Bülent Diken (2001)
  Mobility, Justification and the City
• Bülent Diken (2004)
  City of God
• Bülent Diken (1998)
  Immigrants on the Margin: Introduction to Strangers, Ambivalence and Social Theory
• Bülent Diken & Carsten Bagge Laustsen (2004)
  The Ghost of Auschwitz
• Bülent Diken & Carsten Bagge Laustsen (2004)
  ‘We two will never twin’: fundamentalism and the politics of security
• Bülent Diken & Carsten Bagge Laustsen (2004)
  7/11, 9/11, and Post-Politics
• Bülent Diken & Carsten Bagge Laustsen (2002)
  Zones of indistinction - security, terror, and bare life
• Bülent Diken & Carsten Bagge Laustsen (2001)
  Enjoy your fight!- "Fight Club" as a symptom of the Network Society
• Bülent Diken & Carsten Bagge Laustsen (2001)
  Postal Economies of the Orient - Writing in the Turkish Bath'
• Bülent Diken & Carsten Bagge Laustsen (2001)
  Massen
• Bülent Diken (2005)
  The comedy of (t)errors
• Kevin Hetherington and John Law (1998)
  Allegory and Interference: Representation in Sociology
• John Law and John Urry (2002)
  Enacting the Social
• Andrew Sayer (2009)
  Chapter3 : ‘ Bourdieu, ethics and practice’
• Andrew Sayer (2003)
  Restoring the moral dimension in social scientific accounts: a qualified ethical naturalist approach
• Andrew Sayer (1999)
  Long live postdisciplinary studies! Sociology and the curse of disciplinary parochialism/imperialism
• Sylvia Walby (2003)
  MODERNITIES/GLOBALISATION/COMPLEXITIES
• Sylvia Walby (2004)
  COMPLEXITY/GLOBALISATION/DIVERSITY

Sociology of Law

• Thomas Scheffer (2002)
  Exploring Court Hearings - towards a research design for a Comparative Ethnography on "witnessing in court"
• Bülent Diken (2004)
  City of God

Spatiality

• Anne Cronin (2007)
  Calculative spaces: cities, market relations and the commercial vitalism of the advertising industry
• Anne Cronin (2007)
  Mobility and market research: outdoor advertising and the commercial ontology of the city
• Anne Cronin (2006)
  Urban space and entrepreneurial property relations: resistance and the vernacular of outdoor advertising and graffiti
• Bob Jessop (2003)
  'The Limits to Limits to Capital', Antipode, 36 (3), June (in press)
• Bob Jessop (2003)
  Recent Societal and Urban Change: Principles of Periodization and Views on the Current Period, in N. Albertsen, P. Hemmersam, and T. Nielsen, ed., Urban Mutations: Periodizations, Scales and Mobilities, Aarhus: Arkitektskolens Forlag (in press).
• John Law (2002)
  And if the Global Were Small and Non-Coherent? Method, Complexity and the Baroque
• John Law and Annemarie Mol (2000)
  Situating Technoscience: an Inquiry into Spatialities
• John Law and Vicky Singleton (2000)
  Allegory and Its Others
• Mimi Sheller (2001)
  The Mechanisms of Mobility and Liquidity: Re-thinking the Movement in Social Movements
• John Urry (1998)
  Automobility, Car Culture and Weightless Travel
• John Urry (1999)
  Mobile Cultures

State Theory

• Bob Jessop (2003)
  The Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Capital and its Globalization - and how they Challenge State Power and Democracy in W.E. Scheuerman and H. Rosa, eds, Social Acceleration: Conceptions, Causes, Consequences, London: Verso (in press).
• Bob Jessop (2003)
  From Thatcherism to New Labour: Neo-Liberalism, Workfarism, and Labour Market Regulation in H. Overbeek, ed., The Political Economy of European Unemployment: European Integration and the Transnationalization of the Employment Question, London: Routledge (in press).
• Bob Jessop (in press, forthcoming 2003)
  Governance and meta-governance. On Reflexivity, Requisite Variety, and Requisite Irony
• Bob Jessop (forthcoming 2003)
  Critical Realism and Semiosis 
• Bob Jessop (2002)
  The Future of the Capitalist State, Cambridge: Polity (chapter one can be downloaded here)
• Bob Jessop (2002)
  Liberalism, Neoliberalism and Urban Governance: A State-Theoretical Perspective
• Bob Jessop (2002)
  The Politics of Representation and the Eighteenth Brumaire
• Bob Jessop (2001)
  Bringing the State Back in (Yet Again): Reviews, Revisions, Rejections, and Redirections
• Bob Jessop (2001)
  Capitalism, the Regulation Approach, and Critical Realism
• Bob Jessop (2001)
  Good Governance and the Urban Question: On Managing the Contradictionsof Neo-Liberalism,
• Bob Jessop (2001)
  Interview with Bob Jessop conducted by Mürekkep (Ink)
• Bob Jessop (2001)
  The Gender Selectivities of the State
• Bob Jessop (2000)
  'The State and the Contradictions of the Knowledge-Driven Economy'
• Bob Jessop (2000)
  'The Crisis of the National Spatio-Temporal Fix and the Ecological Dominance of Globalizing Capitalism'
• Bob Jessop (2000)
  Institutional (Re)Turns and the Strategic-Relational Approach
• Bob Jessop and Ngai-Ling Sum (2000),
  An Entrepreneurial City in Action: Hong Kong's Emerging Strategies in and for (Inter-)Urban Competition
• Bob Jessop (1999)
  'The Dynamics of Partnership and Governance Failure', in Gerry Stoker, ed., The New Politics of Local Governance in Britain, Oxford: Oxford University Press (in press).
• Bob Jessop (1999)
  'Globalization and the National State', in S. Aaronwitz and P. Bratsis, ed., Rethinking the State: Miliband, Poulantzas and State Theory, Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press (in press)
• Bob Jessop (1999)
  The Governance of Complexity and the Complexity of Governance: Preliminary Remarks on some Problems and Limits of Economic Guidance
• Bob Jessop (1999)
  Narrating the future of the National Economy and the National State? Remarks on Re-mapping Regulation and Re-inventing Governance', in G. Steinmetz, ed., State/Culture, Ithaca: Cornell University Press (in press).
• Markus Perkmann (2002)
  The rise of the Euroregion. A bird's eye perspective on European cross-border co-operation'
• Markus Perkmann (2002)
  Policy entrepreneurs, multilevel governance and policy networks in the European polity: The case of the EUREGIO
• Sylvia Walby (2003)
  Myth of the nation state
• Sylvia Walby (2004)
  The European Union and Gender Equality: Emergent varieties of gender regime

Tourism

• Bülent Diken & Carsten Bagge Laustsen (2004)
  Sea, Sun, Sex … and Biopolitics
• John Urry (2001)
  Globalising the Tourist Gaze

Work and Technology

• Andy Crabtree, John Hughes, Jon O'Brien, Mark Rouncefield, and Peter Tolmie (1998)
  'There's something else missing here': requirements specification in changing circumstances of work and design
• John A Hughes, Jon O'Brien, Mark Rouncefield, and Peter Tolmie (1998)
  Some 'real' problems of 'virtual' teamwork
• John A Hughes, Jon O'Brien, Dave Randall, Mark Rouncefield, and Peter Tolmie (1998)
  Some 'real' problems of 'virtual' organisation
• John Hughes, Jon O'Brien, Dave Randall, Mark Rouncefield, and Peter Tolmie (1998)
  Virtual Organisations and the Customer: How 'virtual organisations' deal with 'real' customers
• Lucy Suchman (2000)
  Located Accountabilities in Technology Production
• Peter Tolmie, John A Hughes, Jon O'Brien, and Mark Rouncefield (1998),
  The Importance of being Earnest: everyday managerial work in financial services
• Peter Tolmie, John Hughes, Tom Rodden, and Mark Rouncefield (1998)
  How to 'represent' the workers? Understand the work of representations
• Peter Tolmie, John Hughes, Mark Rouncefield, and Wes Sharrock (1998)
  The 'Virtual' Manager?: Change and continuity in managerial work
• Peter Tolmie, John Hughes, Mark Rouncefield, and Wes Sharrock (1998)
  Managing Relationships - Where the 'virtual' meets the 'real'

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