| Appadurai, Arjun |
Disjuncture and Difference in the Global Cultural Economy |
| 7(2-3): 295-310 |
| Amin, Ash |
Multi-Ethnicity and the Idea of Europe |
| 21(2): 1-24 |
| Armitage, John |
From Modernism to Hypermodernism and Beyond: An Interview with Paul Virilio |
| 16(5-6): 25-56 |
| Arnason, Johann P. |
State Formation in Japan and the West |
| 13(3): 53-75 |
| Banerjea, Partha and Kaur, Raminder |
Jazzgeist: Racial Signs of Twisted Times |
| 17(3): 159-180 |
| Baudrillard, Jean |
The Virtual Illusion: Or, the Automatic Writing of the World |
| 12(4): 143-53 |
| Bauman, Zygmunt |
Effacing the Face: On the Social Management of Moral Proximity |
| 7(1): 5-38 |
| Beck, Ulrich |
The Cosmopolitan Society and its Enemies |
| 19(1-2): 17-44 |
| Billig, Michael |
Lacan's Misuse of Psychology: Evidence, Rhetoric and the Mirror Stage |
| 23(4): 1-26 |
| Bleicher, Josef and Mike Featherstone |
Historical Materialism Today: An Interview with Anthony Giddens |
| 1(2): 63-77 |
| Bourdieu, Pierre and Loic Wacquant |
On the Cunning of Imperialist Reason |
| 16(1): 41-58 |
| Bourgois, Philippe |
Just another Night in the Shooting Gallery |
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15(2): 37-66 |
| Braidotti, Rosi |
Meta(l)morphoses |
| 14(2): 67-80 |
| Butler, Judith |
Revisiting Bodies and Pleasure |
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16(2): 11-20 |
| Calhoun, Craig |
Postmodernism as Pseudohistory |
| 10(1): 75-96 |
| Chaney, David |
The Department Store as a Cultural Form |
| 1(3): 22-31 |
| Cocco, Giuseppe and Lazzarato, Maurizio |
Ruptures within Empire, the Power of Exodus: Interview with Toni Negri |
| 19(4): 187-194 |
| Collins, Randall |
On the Sociology of Intellectual Stagnation: The Late Twentieth Century in Perspective |
| 9(1): 73-96 |
| Connolly, William E |
Tocqueville, Territory and Violence |
| 11(1): 19-41 |
| de Swaan, Abram |
Widening Circles of Disidentification: On the Psycho- and Sociogenesis of the Hatred of Distant Strangers - Reflections on Rwanda |
| 14(2): 105-22 |
| Deleuze, Gilles |
Immanence: A Life |
| 14(2): 3-7 |
| Denzin, Norman K. |
Blue Velvet: Postmodern Contradictions |
| 5(2-3): 461-73 |
| Dumont, Louis |
Collective Identities and Universalist Ideology: The Actual Interplay |
| 3(3): 25-33 |
| Dunning, Eric |
Sport as a Male Preserve: Notes on the Social Sources of Masculine Identity and its Transformations |
| 3(1): 79-90 |
| Eder, Klaus |
The Rise of Counter-culture Movements Against Modernity: Nature as a New Field of Class Struggle |
| 7(4): 21-47 |
| Elias, Norbert |
The Retreat of Sociologists into the Present |
| 4(2-3): 223-47 |
| Bracha L. Ettinger |
Weaving a Woman Artist with-in the Matrixial Encounter-Event |
| 21(1): 69-94 |
| Evans, Mary |
'Falling in Love with Love is Falling for Make Believe': Ideologies of Romance in Post-Enlightenment Culture |
| 21(1): 69-94 |
| Eyerman, Ron and Orvar Löfgren |
Romancing the Road: Road Movies and Images of Mobility |
| 12(1): 53-79 |
| Featherstone, Mike |
Automobilities: an Introduction |
| 21(4-5): 1-24 |
| Friedman, Jonathan |
Being in the World: Globalization and Localization |
| 7(2-3): 311-28 |
| Fraser, Nancy |
Recognition without Ethics |
| 18(2-3): 21-42 |
| Frisby, David |
Georg Simmel: First Sociologist of Modernity |
| 2(3): 49-67 |
| Fromm, Eric |
Infantilization and Despair Masquerading as Radicalism |
| 10(2): 197-206 |
| Gadamer, Hans-Georg |
Language and Understanding |
| 23(1): 13-27 |
| Gilroy, Paul |
Joined-up Politics and Post-Colonial Melancholia |
| 18(2-3):151-168 |
| Gluck, Mary |
The Flaneur and the Aesthetic: Appropriation of Urban Culture in Mid-19th Century Paris |
| 20 (5): 53-80 |
| Habermas, Jürgen |
Notes on the Developmental History of Horkheimer's Work |
| 10(2): 61-77 |
| Hansen, Mark |
Media Theory |
| 23(2-3) |
| Hayles, N. Katherine |
Computing the Human |
| 21(1): 131-51 |
| Hochschild, Arlie Russell |
The Commercial Spirit of Intimate Life and the Abduction of Feminism: Signs from Women's Advice Books |
| 11(2): 1-24 |
| Horkheimer, Max |
Reason against Itself: Some Remarks on Enlightenment |
| 10(2): 79-88 |
| Kearney, Richard |
Myth and Sacrificial Scapegoats: On Rene Girard |
| 12(4): 47-60 |
| Kellner, Douglas |
Virilio, War and Technology: Some Critical Reflections |
| 16(5-6): 103-126 |
| Kittler, Friedrich |
Thinking Colours and/or Machines |
| 23(7-8) |
| Knorr Cetina, Karin |
Complex Global Microstructures; the New Terrorist Societies |
| 22(5): 213-34 |
| Kroker, Arthur |
Baudrillard's Marx |
| 2(3): 69-83 |
| Lash, Scott |
Technological Forms of Life |
| 18(1): 105-120 |
| Latham, Robert |
Social Sovereignty |
| 17(4): 1-18 |
| Latour, Bruno and Venn, Couze |
Morality and Technology: The End of the Means |
| 19(5-6): 247-260 |
| Levine, Donald N. |
On the Critique of 'Utilitarian' Theories of Action: Newly Identified Convergences among Simmel, Weber and Parsons |
| 17(1): 63-78 |
| Luhmann, Niklas |
Limits of Steering |
| 14(1): 41-57 |
| Lyotard, Jean-Francois |
Anamnesis: Of the Visible |
| 21(1): 107-119 |
| Maffesoli, Michel |
The Ethic of Aesthetics |
| 8(1): 7-20 |
| Mannheim, Karl |
The Sociology of Intellectuals |
| 10(3): 69-80 |
| Marcuse, Herbert |
Some Remarks on Aragon: Art and Politics in the Totalitarian Era |
| 10(2): 181-95 |
| Martin, Bernice |
'Mother Wouldn't Like It!': Housework as Magic |
| 2(2): 19-36 |
| McCann, Graham |
Biographical Boundaries: Sociology and Marilyn Monroe |
| 4(4): 619-32 |
| Mennell, Stephen |
On the Civilizing of Appetite |
| 4(2-3): 373-403 |
| Merriman, Peter |
Driving Places: Marc Auge and the Geographies of England's M1 Motorways |
| 21(4-5): 145-67 |
| Milbank, John |
Stories of Sacrifice |
| 12(4): 61-92 |
| Moeran, Brian |
The Orient Strikes Back: Advertising and Imagining Japan |
| 13(3): 77-112 |
| Moscovici, Serge |
Questions for the Twenty-first Century |
| 7(4): 1-19 |
| Ong, Aihwa |
Mutations in Citizenship |
| 23(2-3) |
| Parsons, Talcott |
A Tentative Outline of American Values |
| 6(4): 577-612 |
| Pels, Dick and Aya Cré bas |
Carmen - or the Invention of a New Feminine Myth |
| 5(4): 579-610 |
| Randeria, Shalini |
The State of Globalisation: Legal Plurality, Overlapping Sovereignties and Ambiguous Alliances between Civil Society and the Cunning State in India |
| 23(6): |
| Richardson, Michael |
Sociology on a Razor's Edge: Configurations of the Sacred at the College of Sociology |
| 9(3): 27-44 |
| Robertson, Roland |
Mapping the Global Condition: Globalization as the Central Concept |
| 7(2-3): 15-30 |
| Rose, Nikolas |
The Politics of Life Itself |
| 18(6): 1-30 |
| Sakai, Naoki |
Translation |
| 23(2-3) |
| Sacks, Harvey |
Max Weber's Ancient Judaism |
| 16(1): 31-39 |
| Santos, Boaventura de Sousa |
Nuestra America: Reinventing a Subaltern Paradigm of Recognition and Redistribution |
| 18(2-3): 185-218 |
| Sassen, Saskia |
Digital Networks and the State: Some Governance Questions |
| 17(4): 19-34 |
| Schegloff, Emmanuel A. |
On Sacks on Weber on Ancient Judaism: Introductory Notes and Interpretive Resources |
| 16(1): 1-29 |
| Scott, Allen J. |
French Cinema: Economy, Policy and Place in the Making of a Cultural-Products Industry |
| 17(1): 1-38 |
| Shields, Rob |
The 'System of Pleasure': Liminality and the Carnivalesque at Brighton |
| 7(1): 39-72 |
| Simmel, Georg |
The Problem of Style |
| 8(3): 63-71 |
| Skov, Lise |
Trends, Japonisme and Postmodernism, Or, 'What is so Japanese about Comme des Gar
çons?' |
| 13(3): 129-51 |
| Strathern, Marilyn |
The Patent and the Malanggan |
| 18(4): 1-26 |
| Tenbruck, Friedrich |
International History of Society or Universal History? |
| 11(1): 75-93 |
| Teubner, Gunther |
Economics of Gift - Positivity of Justice: the Mutual Paranoia of Jacques Derrida and Niklas Luhmann |
| 18(1): 29-48 |
| Thompson, John B. |
The New Visibility |
| 22(6): 31-51 |
| Thrift, Nigel |
The Place of Complexity |
| 16(3): 31�69 |
| Touraine, Alain |
Beyond Social Movements? |
| 9(1): 125-45 |
| Turner, Bryan S. |
Ideology and Utopia in the Formation of an Intelligentsia: Reflections on the English Cultural Conduit |
| 9(1): 125-45 |
| Urry, John |
Complexities of the Global |
| 22(5): 235-54 |
| Vattimo, Gianni |
Hermeneutics as Koine |
| 5(2-3): 399-408 |
| Venn, Couze |
Beyond Enlightenment? After the Subject of Foucault, Who Comes? |
| 14(3): 1-28 |
| Wacquant, Loic |
Inside the Zone: The Social Art of the Hustler in the Black American Ghetto |
| 15(2): 1�36 |
| Wallerstein, Immanuel |
Culture as the Ideological Battleground of the Modern World-System |
| 7(2-3): 31-55 |
| Weber, Max |
Remarks on Technology and Culture |
| 22(4): 23-38 |
| Weeks, Jeff |
The Sexual Citizen |
| 15(3�4): 35�52 |
| Welsch, Wolfgang |
Aestheticization Processes: Phenomena, Distinctions and Prospects |
| 13(1): 1-24 |
| Werbner, Pnina |
Fun Spaces: On Identity and Social Empowerment among British Pakistanis |
| 13(4): 53-79 |
| Wernick, Andrew |
From Comte to Baudrillard: Socio-Theology after the End of the Social |
| 17(6): 55-76 |
| Wilson, Elizabeth |
Bohemian Love |
| 15(3�4): 111�27 |
| Wolff, Janet |
The Invisible Flâneuse: Women and the Literature of Modernity |
| 2(3): 37-46 |
| Wouters, Cas |
Formalization and Informalization: Changing Tension Balances in Civilizing Processes |
| 3(2): 1-18 |
| Yoshimi, Shunya |
Information |
| 23(2-3) |