December 2013
Contents
Affect, ideology and education
Reconceptualizing resistance: sociology and the affective dimensions of resistance
|Maria Helen Hynes
Self, career and nationhood: the contrasting aspirations of British and French elite graduates|
Sally Power, Phillip Brown, Annabelle Allouch and Gerbrand Tholen
A Christian identity for the liberal state|
Christian Joppke
Making class and making politics
Reifications of the intellectual: representations, organizatin and agency in Revolutionary China|
Eddy U
Class habitus and perception of the future: recessison, employment insecurity and temporality
|Will Atkinson
The class-origin wage gap: heterogeneity in education and variations across market segments
|Martin Hallsten
Class and ideological orientations revisited: an exploration of class-based mechanisms|
Mattias Bengtsson, Tomas Berglund and Maria Oskarson
Pathological consumption? Gambling, capitalism and gender
Techno economic systems and excessive consumption: a political economy of 'pathological' gambling|
Gerda Reith
Value-free sociology?
Book Review Symposium: Real Social Science: Applied Phronesis
Phronesis and the participants' perspective|
Brian Caterino
What really matters
|John Gunnell
Spatializing phronesis: a critical evaluation of real social| science
Edward W. Soja
Tension points in real social science: theory/practice, time/space, power/particiaption - a response|
Bent Flyvbjerg, Todd Landman and Sandford Schram
On the almost inconceivable misunderstandings concerning the subject of value-free social science
|Donald Black