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Ahmet Mert
[2022] Vol. 23. No. 4. P. 141–153
The Ontological Disunity of Money in Sociological Theory
The Ontological Disunity of Money in Sociological Theory
John W. Meyer
[2020] Vol. 21. No. 1. P. 127–139
Interview with John W. Meyer: If You Study Organizations You Should Not Believe in Them (interviewed by Elena Gudova)
Interview with John W. Meyer: If You Study Organizations You Should Not Believe in Them (interviewed by Elena Gudova)
Mark Mizruchi
[2015] Vol. 16. No. 2. P. 110–118
Conversation with Mark Mizruchi:“There is Very Little Organizational Theory Left in Sociology Departments”(interviewed by Igor Chirikov)
Conversation with Mark Mizruchi:“There is Very Little Organizational Theory Left in Sociology Departments”(interviewed by Igor Chirikov)
Egor Muleev
[2020] Vol. 21. No. 2. P. 99–113
Why do Marshrutkas Exist in One City and Not in Others? Toward a Political Economy of Routes in Russian Urban Public Transportation
Why do Marshrutkas Exist in One City and Not in Others? Toward a Political Economy of Routes in Russian Urban Public Transportation
Grażyna Musiał
[2018] Vol. 19. No. 4. P. 182–185
Is the Social Capital Really Social? Deliberations on Jacek Tittenbrun’s “Neither Capital nor Class”
Book Review: Tittenbrun J. (2017) Neither Capital nor Class: A Critical Analysis of Pierre Bourdieu’s Theoretical Framework, Wilmington, Delaware: Vernon Press, 359 p.
Is the Social Capital Really Social? Deliberations on Jacek Tittenbrun’s “Neither Capital nor Class”
Book Review: Tittenbrun J. (2017) Neither Capital nor Class: A Critical Analysis of Pierre Bourdieu’s Theoretical Framework, Wilmington, Delaware: Vernon Press, 359 p.
Victor Nee
[2014] Vol. 15. No. 2. P. 144–153
Interview with Victor Nee: “Sociologists Always Want to Reinvent the Conceptual Map and to Come up with the New Conceptual Scheme that Identifies Something as Important” (Part 1)
Interview with Victor Nee: “Sociologists Always Want to Reinvent the Conceptual Map and to Come up with the New Conceptual Scheme that Identifies Something as Important” (Part 1)
Victor Nee
[2014] Vol. 15. No. 3. P. 169–178
Interview with Victor Nee: Sociology Should be Open to Intellectual Trade with Ally Disciplines (Part 2)
Interview with Victor Nee: Sociology Should be Open to Intellectual Trade with Ally Disciplines (Part 2)
Ivana Pais
[2016] Vol. 17. No. 3. P. 157–163
Digital Labor and the Sharing Economy: An Interview with Ivana Pais (interviewed by Ivan Pavlyutkin )
Digital Labor and the Sharing Economy: An Interview with Ivana Pais (interviewed by Ivan Pavlyutkin )
Alina Pishnyak,
Natalia Khalina,
Elena Nazarbaeva
[2023] Vol. 24. No. 2. P. 181–202
The Paths from Middle Class: Evaluation of the Poverty Risks for the Russian Middle Class
The Paths from Middle Class: Evaluation of the Poverty Risks for the Russian Middle Class
Vadim Radaev
[2015] Vol. 16. No. 2. P. 150–154
Bringing Marketing Back to Markets Book review: Araujo L., Finch J., Kjellberg H. (eds) (2010) Reconnecting Marketing to Markets, Oxford: Oxford University Press
Bringing Marketing Back to Markets Book review: Araujo L., Finch J., Kjellberg H. (eds) (2010) Reconnecting Marketing to Markets, Oxford: Oxford University Press
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