HUMANITIES AND INTELLECTUAL ENVIRONMENTS by Andrey L. Andreev

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Éduquer à représenter démocratiquement ? by Philippe Sahuc

“…Anyway, it has occurred that the previous aim to work for decoding and youths knowledge, concerning sociology, has become a route of avoidance because of establishment which decided to change without assuming all consequences connected to change. …”
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Grounded theory approach in sermon analysis of sermons on poverty and directed at the poor as listeners by H. J. C. Pieterse

“…This is an abductive approach in the paradigm of social constructionism as developed by Cathy Charmaz in Sociology. I am applying this method of empirical analysis to sermons, in this case sermons on poverty with Matthew 25:31-46 as sermon text. …”
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Les identités de la ville : Éléments analytiques pour une étude sociolinguistique by Souheila HEDID

“…This problem constitutes a very important line of study in sociology because it is at the center of a very great questioning that of the socialization of individuals in any social environment. …”
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Existential vulnerability and transition: Struggling with involuntary childlessness on Instagram by Stenström Kristina, Pargman Teresa Cerratto

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ETA strategies by Caroline Guibet Lafaye

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SOCIAL TECHNOLOGY OF UNIVERSITY INTERACTION MANAGEMENT WITH STAKEHOLDERS AS A TOOL FOR INCREASING COMPETITIVENESS by T. Bolshunova

“…The article has been devoted to the possibilities of using an interdisciplinary approach of sociology of management to adapt the management system of an organization of high education to the challenges of the «external» and «internal» environment using the potential of the theory of stakeholders in order to harmonize interests and increase competitiveness. …”
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COMMUNITY POLICING IN ENGLAND, WALES, AND EUROPEAN UNION: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE by Erkan Pala, Ercan Balcıoğlu

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Economia criativa e a nova agenda econômica: o sentido da abordagem classificatória para um fenômeno contemporâneo by Rodrigo Campos Dilelio

“…The economic sociology related to the multidimensional approach to social reality has allowed Brazilian researchers to have a better understanding of the establishment of new markets for the circulation of cultural goods and services. …”
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Pairjectivité : des savoirs expérientiels ni objectifs, ni subjectifs by Eve Gardien

“…In this article, the experience of people living with a chronic disease, mental health disorder or disability will be analyzed within the framework of a sociology of daily life (Berger and Luckmann, 1966). …”
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«No tenía pretensiones, solo quería trabajar» Españolas en Francia, servicio doméstico y empleo informal (1939-1975) by Rocío Negrete Peña

“…Due to triple discrimination and lack of recognition, any academic discipline (excepting sociology) doesn’t have studied enough this work done by migrant women. …”
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Claire Vivés, L’institutionnalisation du recours aux opérateurs privés de placement au cœur des conflits de régulation du service public de l’emploi (2003-2011) by Claire Vivés

“…This research leans on public policy analysis, industrial relations theory and economic sociology. It demonstrates the introduction and institutionalization of competition within public employment service despite the fact the claimed greater effectiveness of private providers is not proved.Violent controversies appeared around these markets of outsourcing of placement services. …”
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Time series aggregation, disaggregation and long memory by Dmitrij Celov, Remigijus Leipus

“… Large-scale aggregation and its inverse, disaggregation, problems are important in many fields of studies like macroeconomics, astronomy, hydrology and sociology. It was shown in Granger (1980) that a certain aggregation of random coefficient AR(1) models can lead to long memory output. …”
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Globalização da economia e reestruturação produtiva: as repercussões sociais das novas configurações do trabalho by Noêmia Lazzareschi

“…The considerations developed here result from analysis of a large number of studies of the Social Sciences, especially in the area of Sociology of Work, and from research conducted and directed by the author over the last twenty years. …”
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Between the Center and the Margins: Todd Gitlin and the Politics of Communication by Christopher W. Anderson

“…These questions and others like them preoccupied American sociologist and communications theorist Todd Gitlin, and through an examination of both Gitlin’s career and his intellectual trajectory we can see some of the answers he provided: both the ways he rose to the challenge of understanding the sociology of late 20th century media, and the ways in which he fell short.…”
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TOO MANY OR TOO FEW NORMS: “NORMAL ANOMIE” AS A NEW DEFINITION OF THE PRESENT TIMES by I. V. Katernyi

“…In the provided review, normal anomie is addressed in reference to its common and distinctive features compared with classical sociological conceptions of societal and normative disorganization found in the works o such preeminent scholars as E. …”
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Enjeux et limites de la professionnalisation d’un groupe « minoritaire » : les éducatrices de jeunes enfants (EJE) by Mej Hilbold

“…This article is based on empirical data collected from collective nursery employees, students and teachers in training center for early childhood educators (ethnographic observations and non-directive interviews) and is characterised, at the theoretical level, by the critical review of the sociology of educational professions, in the light of gender studies.…”
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On Class Difference in Educational Aspirations and Educational Expectations: A CUCDS-Based Social Analysis by Bohan Yan, Ning Cai

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The current situation of intercountry adoption in Spain by Juan Pedro Díaz Senés

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Of Evangelism or Merchandise? The Role of Selected Christian Faith-based Schools in Nigerian Education by Mobolaji Oyebisi Ajibade

“…Data collected were analyzed through the sociology of religion. The study concludes that the mission schools have seriously deviated from their primary aim of using religion as a channel to evangelize but have turned to real enterprises. …”
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