Social theory for a changing society
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Nueva York :
Russell Sage Foundation,
1991
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Prologue : constructed social organization / James S. Coleman. Comments / Michael Hechter, Susan P. Shapiro
- Moebius-strip organizations and open labor markets : some consequences of the reintegration of conception and execution in a volatile economy / Charles Sabel. Comments / Richard Biernacki, David Stark
- The future of bureaucracy and hierarchy in organizational theory : a report from the field / Rosabeth Moss Kanter. Comments / Peter Hedström, Edward O. Laumann
- Indirect relationships and imagined communities : large-scale social integration and the transformation of everyday life / Craig Calhoun. Comments / Gudmund Hernes, Edward Shils
- Social structure, institutions, and cultural goods : the case of the United States / Paul DiMaggio. Comments / Wendy Griswold, Richard A. Peterson
- The new and the old in religion / Thomas Luckmann. Comments / Andrew Greeley, Seymour Martin Lipset
- Families, childrearing, and education : opening remarks / Charles E. Bidwell
- Institutions and human capital development / Mary C. Brinton
- Individuals, institutions, and academic achievement / James W. Stigler
- On the individualistic theory of social order / Alessandro Pizzorno. Comments / Rogers Brubaker, Donald N. Levine
- Discretion, institutions, and the problem of government commitment / Kenneth A. Shepsle. Comments / Russell Hardin
- Law without accidents / Kim Lane Scheppele. Comments / Jack Goldstone, Michael Hechter
- Bounded states in a global market : the uses of international labor migrations / Aristide R. Zolberg. Comments / Charles C. Ragin, George Steinmetz
- Intellectuals and domination in post-Communist societies / George Konrad and Ivan Szelenyi. Comments / Seymour Martin Lipset, Klemens Szaniawski
- Epilogue : on the possibility of a field of world sociology / Pierre Bourdieu