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Biographical note: GUIDO MOLLERING has recently joined the
Institute for Business Administration at the Free University of
Berlin, Germany, as an assistant research
officer/lecturer. He is also a doctoral candidate at the judge
Institute of Management Studies,
University of Cambridge, where he previously received his
M.Phil. degree and has held a three-
year ESRC Research Training Studentship. His main research
interests are in the area of trust
and inter-organisational relations (networks) and more broadly
in economic sociology and
organisational behaviour.
Address: Free University of Berlin, Institute for Business
Administration, Boltzmannstr. 20,14195 Berlin, Germany; e-mail:
[email protected] .de.
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ContentsSociology, Vol. 35, No. 2 (May 2001) pp. 365-603Front
MatterCultivating Natures: Homes and Gardens in Late Modernity [pp.
365-383]Pathology, Identity and the Social Construction of Alcohol
Dependence [pp. 385-401]The Nature of Trust: From Georg Simmel to a
Theory of Expectation, Interpretation and Suspension [pp.
403-420]'The Will to Act': An Analysis of Max Weber's
Conceptualisation of Social Action and Political Ethics in the
Light of Goethe's Fiction [pp.
421-439]Theory/Action/PraxisTechnologies, Texts and Affordances
[pp. 441-456]Debating Labour Process Theory: The Issue of
Subjectivity and the Relevance of Poststructuralism [pp. 457-476]Ex
Cathedra: The Representation of American Society in ASA
Presidential Addresses, 1906-98 [pp. 477-500]Researching Children
and ChildhoodPicture This: Researching Child Workers [pp.
501-518]The 'Being-Risk' Child: Governing Childhood and Sexual Risk
[pp. 519-537]We Really Do Know What You Do: A Comparison of Reports
from 11 Year Olds and Their Parents in Respect of Parental Economic
Activity and Occupation [pp. 539-559]CommentAccuracy, Critique and
the Anti-Tribes in Sociology of Education: A Reply to Sara
Delamont's 'Anomalous Beasts' [pp. 561-574]REVIEW ESSAYBoy Talk:
Social Theory and Its Discontents [pp. 575-582]BOOKS
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