Vol. 13 No. 1 (2019)

Published: 2019-05-08

Symposium (invited articles)

What Is Your Publication Strategy? Introduction to the Symposium

David C. Stark

1
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Shall I Publish This auf Deutsch or in English?

Jens Beckert

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A Paper is like a Horse – and a Book is like a Whale?

Massimiano Bucchi

9-11
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What’s Good Enough?

Wendy Espeland

13-16
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Publishing in Modern Times

Neil D. Fligstein

17-20
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Habits, Canvases, and Conversations: How I Think about Publishing

Shamus Rahman Khan

21-27
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On Publication Strategies

Kristian Kreiner

29-31
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How to Publish, but Most Importantly, Why

Michèle Lamont

33-35
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From Public Engagement to Publication

Jennifer Lee

37-41
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Not Having a Publication Strategy is My Strategy

Celia Lury

43-44
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A Balanced Publication Strategy

Christine Musselin

45-50
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Essays

The Functions of Social Interaction in the Knowledge-Creative Economy: Between Co-Presence and ICT-Mediated Social Relations

Marianna d’Ovidio, Alessandro Gandini

51-66
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Comments on Essays

The Economy of Interactions. Comment on “The Functions of Social Interaction in the Knowledge-Creative Economy: Between Co-Presence and ICT-Mediated Social Relations,” by Marianna d’Ovidio and Alessandro Gandini

Alex Preda

67-70
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The Exclusive Party, The Job Fair and The Internet: Interactions in the Knowledge-Creative Economy. A Reply to Preda's Comments

Marianna d’Ovidio, Alessandro Gandini

71-74
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Focus

The Vices and Virtues of “Populisms”

Philippe C. Schmitter

75-81
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Interviews

The Modern Prince and the Sociological Imagination. Michael Burawoy in Conversation with Riccardo Emilio Chesta

Riccardo Emilio Chesta, Michael Burawoy

83-96
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