Charting Transnational Fields
Methodology for a Political Sociology of Knowledge
Herausgeber: Schmidt-Wellenburg, Christian; Bernhard, Stefan
Charting Transnational Fields
Methodology for a Political Sociology of Knowledge
Herausgeber: Schmidt-Wellenburg, Christian; Bernhard, Stefan
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The volume provides a field-analytical methodology for researching knowledge based sociopolitical processes of transnationalization.
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The volume provides a field-analytical methodology for researching knowledge based sociopolitical processes of transnationalization.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 264
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Februar 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 239mm x 155mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 544g
- ISBN-13: 9780367224189
- ISBN-10: 0367224186
- Artikelnr.: 58803754
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 264
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Februar 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 239mm x 155mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 544g
- ISBN-13: 9780367224189
- ISBN-10: 0367224186
- Artikelnr.: 58803754
Christian Schmidt-Wellenburg is Assistant Professor at Potsdam University, Germany. Stefan Bernhard is Senior Researcher at the Institute for Employment Research (IAB), Germany.
1. How to Chart Transnational Fields - Introduction to a Methodology for a
Political Sociology of Knowledge; Part 1: Methodological Foundations; 2.
How Many Fields can Stand on the Point of a Pin? Methodological Notes on
Reflexivity, the Sociological Craft and Field Analysis; 3. Adjusting a
Bourdieusian Approach to the Study of Transnational Fields. Transversal
Practices and State (Trans)formations Related to Intelligence and
Surveillance; 4. National, International, Transnational, and Global Fields.
Theoretical Clarifications and Methodological Implications; 5. The
Post-National Analysis of Fields; 6. European Elites as (a) Field(s).
Reflections on the Uses of Prosopography and Geometric Data Analysis Based
on Three Joint Surveys of Transnational Objects; Part 2: Investigating
Political Fields; 7. Global Change. A Field Theory Perspective on The End
of Empire; 8. The Double Function of Rankings. Consecration and Dispositif
in Transnational Academic Fields; 9. A Weak Field of Social Policy? A
Transnational Perspective on the EEC's Social Policy-Making (from the 1940s
to the 1970s); 10. The Rise of a European Field of Evidence-Based
Education; 11. The Euro Crisis Dispositf. Heterogeneous Positioning
Strategies in Polycentric Fields; 12. Tracing 'The Transnational' in the
Nationalization of School Policy. The Transformation of Standards-Based
Reform in the US.
Political Sociology of Knowledge; Part 1: Methodological Foundations; 2.
How Many Fields can Stand on the Point of a Pin? Methodological Notes on
Reflexivity, the Sociological Craft and Field Analysis; 3. Adjusting a
Bourdieusian Approach to the Study of Transnational Fields. Transversal
Practices and State (Trans)formations Related to Intelligence and
Surveillance; 4. National, International, Transnational, and Global Fields.
Theoretical Clarifications and Methodological Implications; 5. The
Post-National Analysis of Fields; 6. European Elites as (a) Field(s).
Reflections on the Uses of Prosopography and Geometric Data Analysis Based
on Three Joint Surveys of Transnational Objects; Part 2: Investigating
Political Fields; 7. Global Change. A Field Theory Perspective on The End
of Empire; 8. The Double Function of Rankings. Consecration and Dispositif
in Transnational Academic Fields; 9. A Weak Field of Social Policy? A
Transnational Perspective on the EEC's Social Policy-Making (from the 1940s
to the 1970s); 10. The Rise of a European Field of Evidence-Based
Education; 11. The Euro Crisis Dispositf. Heterogeneous Positioning
Strategies in Polycentric Fields; 12. Tracing 'The Transnational' in the
Nationalization of School Policy. The Transformation of Standards-Based
Reform in the US.
1. How to Chart Transnational Fields - Introduction to a Methodology for a
Political Sociology of Knowledge; Part 1: Methodological Foundations; 2.
How Many Fields can Stand on the Point of a Pin? Methodological Notes on
Reflexivity, the Sociological Craft and Field Analysis; 3. Adjusting a
Bourdieusian Approach to the Study of Transnational Fields. Transversal
Practices and State (Trans)formations Related to Intelligence and
Surveillance; 4. National, International, Transnational, and Global Fields.
Theoretical Clarifications and Methodological Implications; 5. The
Post-National Analysis of Fields; 6. European Elites as (a) Field(s).
Reflections on the Uses of Prosopography and Geometric Data Analysis Based
on Three Joint Surveys of Transnational Objects; Part 2: Investigating
Political Fields; 7. Global Change. A Field Theory Perspective on The End
of Empire; 8. The Double Function of Rankings. Consecration and Dispositif
in Transnational Academic Fields; 9. A Weak Field of Social Policy? A
Transnational Perspective on the EEC's Social Policy-Making (from the 1940s
to the 1970s); 10. The Rise of a European Field of Evidence-Based
Education; 11. The Euro Crisis Dispositf. Heterogeneous Positioning
Strategies in Polycentric Fields; 12. Tracing 'The Transnational' in the
Nationalization of School Policy. The Transformation of Standards-Based
Reform in the US.
Political Sociology of Knowledge; Part 1: Methodological Foundations; 2.
How Many Fields can Stand on the Point of a Pin? Methodological Notes on
Reflexivity, the Sociological Craft and Field Analysis; 3. Adjusting a
Bourdieusian Approach to the Study of Transnational Fields. Transversal
Practices and State (Trans)formations Related to Intelligence and
Surveillance; 4. National, International, Transnational, and Global Fields.
Theoretical Clarifications and Methodological Implications; 5. The
Post-National Analysis of Fields; 6. European Elites as (a) Field(s).
Reflections on the Uses of Prosopography and Geometric Data Analysis Based
on Three Joint Surveys of Transnational Objects; Part 2: Investigating
Political Fields; 7. Global Change. A Field Theory Perspective on The End
of Empire; 8. The Double Function of Rankings. Consecration and Dispositif
in Transnational Academic Fields; 9. A Weak Field of Social Policy? A
Transnational Perspective on the EEC's Social Policy-Making (from the 1940s
to the 1970s); 10. The Rise of a European Field of Evidence-Based
Education; 11. The Euro Crisis Dispositf. Heterogeneous Positioning
Strategies in Polycentric Fields; 12. Tracing 'The Transnational' in the
Nationalization of School Policy. The Transformation of Standards-Based
Reform in the US.