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Informationen zum Autor Devorah Kalekin-Fishman teaches Sociology at the University of Haifa. Ann Denis teaches Sociology at the University of Ottawa, Canada. Klappentext The latest edited title published in association with the ISA. Twenty chapters from a very strong group of international authors identify, question and transform key assumptions within modern sociology. Zusammenfassung The latest edited title published in association with the ISA. Twenty chapters from a very strong group of international authors identify! question and transform key assumptions within modern sociology. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction: The Foreseeable Future of Sociology - Devorah Kalekin-Fishman and Ann Denis PART I: THEORIZING SOCIOLOGY: FROM PAST TO FUTURE Chapter 2: Recent Changes in Sociology - Michel Wieviorka Chapter 3: On Inter-Human Space - Piotr Sztompka Chapter 4: From Modernity to Globality - Devorah Kalekin-Fishman Chapter 5: Integrating the Analysis of Complex Inequalities and Globalization into the Heart of Social Theory Using Complexity Theory - Sylvia Walby PART II: SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL CHANGE Chapter 6: Beyond Three Constitutive Ideas of Classical Sociology - Globalization, Post-Modernity and Reflexivity - Emilio Lamo de Espinosa Chapter 7: The Shape of Sociology - Looking at the History of our Present - Elisa P. Reis Chapter 8: Dimensions of World-Making - Thoughts from the Caspian Sea - Dennis Smith PART III: FOCUS ON CONCEPTS Chapter 9: Identity in the Global Age - Hegemony, Resistance and Social Transformation - Lauren Langman Chapter 10: Community as Social Metaphor - The Need for a Genealogy of Social Collectivities - Michael Humphrey Chapter 11: Professions and Professionalism - Perspectives from the Sociology of Professional Groups - Julia Evetts PART IV: UNCONSCIOUS AND CONSCIOUS DIFFERENTIATION IN SOCIOLOGY Chapter 12: Sociology¿s Narratives of Global Change - Raewyn Connell Chapter 13: A Plea for a More Interpretive, More Empirical and More Historical Sociology - Gabriele Rosenthal Chapter 14: Post-Soviet Sociology as a Pattern of ¿Another Sociology¿ - Larissa Titarenko PART V: UNRESOLVED CHALLENGES Chapter 15: Including Sociological Practice - A Global Perspective and the US Case - Jan Marie Fritz Chapter 16: A Cultural Transformation - The Design of Alienation in the Guise of Creativity - Pirkkoliisa Ahponen Chapter 17: ¿Bystander Sociology¿ and the Sonderbehandlung of the Social - Marvin Prosono Chapter 18: Precarious Disciplinary Intersections and Inconvenient Truths - Susan A. McDaniel Chapter 19: Policy-Driven Research, Audit Culture, and Power - Transforming Sociological Practices in the Philippines - Emma Porio PART VI: LOOKING AHEAD Chapter 20: Sociology in the 21st Century - Embracing Complexity, Diversity and a Global Perspective - Ann Denis ...
