Economic Sociology №5 2020

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2020. Vol. 21. No. 5

Editor’s Foreword (Vadim Radaev)
P. 7–11

Stephen Wegren, Irina Trotsuk
Is Industrial Agriculture Sustainable During Climate Change and Ecological Threats?
P. 12–38

Mariana Mazzucato
The Value of Everything. Making and Taking in the Global Economy (an excerpt)
P. 39–57

Lyudmila Panova, Anastasia Panova
Access to Modern Medical Technologies in Russia and Europe
P. 58–93

Stanislav Pashkov
“Difficult Money”: The Question for the Next Revision of the Nature of Money
Book review: Bandelj, N., Wherry, F. F., Zelizer, V. A. (eds). (2017). Money Talks: Explaining How Money Really Works, Princeton: Princeton University Press. 288 p
P. 94–103

XXII April International conference on the development of the economy and society, Higher School of Economics, April 13–23, 2021
P. 110–111

Aneta Duda
The Phenomenon of Downshifting in Central and Eastern European Countries: Case Studies from Poland, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia
P. 112–137

Joanna Wyrwa, Jerzy Kaźmierczyk
Conceptualizing Job Satisfaction and Its Determinants: A Systematic Literature Review
P. 138–167

Irina Kolegova
Why do the Rich Consume More Discreetly? A Theory of the Aspirational Class
Book Review:Currid-Halkett, E. (2017). The Sum of Small Things: A Theory of the Aspirational Class, Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press. 254 p.
P. 168–176