New fixed term lectureship at the Open University, with a digital sociology specialism Read More
Call for papers for a Special Issue of Consumption Markets and Culture on ‘Digitalized Consumption’, guest edited by Johan Hagberg and Hans Kjellberg. Deadline 15th Dec Read More
A call for participation in a workshop at Warwick, with speakers including Michèle Lamont, David Stark, Claude Rosenthal, Steve Fuller, Johannes Angermuller, Juliane Reinecke, Noortje Marres, Julian Hamann, and Yuval Millo. Read More
Call for papers for workshop in Warsaw in May 2017, featuring guest speakers Patrik Aspers and Andrzej Rychard. The event is titled ‘New Economic Sociology and Sociology: Where Do They Meet? Where Do They Diverge?’. Deadline for Abstracts: December 10. Read More
Forthcoming edited collection featuring chapters by Michel Callon, Hans Kjellberg, Tomas Ariztia, Carolyn Gerlitz, Jose Ossandon, Emmanuel Kessous, Alexandre Mallard and the editors in press … at last Read More
Call for papers for a conference called “The Maintainers II: Labor, Technology, and Social Orders,” to be hosted at Stevens Institute of Technology on April 6-8, 2017. Read More
Stockholm School of Economics has announced a new chair, The Jacob and Marcus Wallenberg Chair in Innovative and Sustainable Business Development. Note the impending deadline of September 1st. Read More
Call for papers for ‘Prizes and Prices’, an event that will take place on January 13-14, 2017 at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy. The event is co-organised by David Stark, Elena Esposito, Kristian Kreiner, Celia Lury, Fabian Muniesa, and Christine Musselin. Deadline for abstracts May 31, 2016. Read More
A new Special Issue of Consumption, Markets and Culture: ‘Agencing Markets’. Edited by Franck Cochoy, Pascale Trompette & Luis Araujo and featuring additional contributions by Michel Callon, Joe Deville, Alexandre Mallard, Susi Geiger, John Finch, Hans Kjellberg, Johan Hagberg,
Cédric Calvignac, and Céline Cholez. Read More
A selection of articles in Consumption Markets and Culture’s ‘Marketplace Icon’ series are now online. Papers ranging from looking at the MP3, to teddy bears, to the mobile phone Read More
