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Publications by core funded staff (ESRC and Host Institution) are indicated by *, all other outputs are by affiliate staff, but we only list their publications which are, at least in part, dependent on their CRESC activities (i.e. it is not a complete listing of their publications).

Books

• A1.1     *Bennett, T., Savage, M., Silva, E. B., Warde, A., Gayo-Cal, M. & Wright, D., (2009) Culture, Class, Distinction, London: Routledge
• A1.2     *Bennett, T., (2008) Culture and Society: Collected Essays, Beijing: Guangxi Normal University Press
• A1.3     *Bennett T., & J. Frow (eds.) (2008) Handbook of Cultural Analysis, London: Sage
• A1.4     *Bennett, T., (2007) Critical Trajectories: Culture, Society, Intellectuals, Malden US and Oxford: Blackwell
• A1.5     *Blokland, T. & Savage, M., (eds.) (2008) Networked Urbanism: Social Capital on the Ground, Aldershot: Ashgate
• A1.6     Buchanan, I., & Thoburn, N., (2008) Deleuze and Politics, Edinburgh University Press
• A1.7     Campbell, J., Erickson, M., Gray, A., Hanson, S. & Wood, H. (eds.) (2007) Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies Stencilled Occasional Papers, 2 Volumes, London: Routledge
• A1.8     Crossley, N., (2006) Reflexive Embodiment in Contemporary Society, Buckingham: Open University Press
• A1.9     Corsín Jiménez, A., (ed.) (2008) Culture and Well-being: Anthropological Approaches to Freedom and Political Ethics, London: Pluto Press
• A1.10    Du Gay, P., & Elliott, A., (eds.) (2009) Identity in Question, London: Sage
• A1.11    Du Gay, P., McFall, L., & Carter, S., (eds.) (2008) Conduct: Sociology and Social Worlds, Manchester University Press
• A1.12    *Erturk, I., Froud, J., Leaver, A., Johal, S., & Williams, K., (2008) Financialization at Work, London: Routledge
• A1.13    *Froud, J., Leaver, A., Johal, S., & Williams, K., (2006) Financialization and Strategy Narrative and Numbers, London: Routledge
• A1.14    *Harvey, P., Edwards, J., & Wade, P., (eds.) (2007) Anthropology and Science: Epistemologies in Practice, Oxford: Berg
• A1.15    Hesmondhalgh, D., & Toynbee, J., (eds.) (2008) The Media and Social Theory, CRESC Culture, Economy and the Social Series, London and New York: Routledge
• A1.16    Hesmondhalgh, D., (2007) The Cultural Industries, 2nd edition, London, Thousand Oaks, CA and New Delhi: Sage
• A1.17    *Hill, A., (2008) Re-Imagining the War on Terror: Seeing, Waiting, Travelling, London: Palgrave Macmillan
• A1.18    Howcroft, D., & Land, F., (eds.) (2009) Foundations, Philosophy and Research Method, Major Currents in Information Systems, Vol.1, London: Sage
• A1.19    Jordan, T., (2008) Hacking: Digital Media and Technological Determinism, Cambridge: Polity Press
• A1.20    *Leeuwen, M., van, Maas, I., & Miles, A’,(eds.) (2005), Marriage Patterns and Social Class, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
• A1.21    MacDonald, S., (2008) Difficult Heritage: Negotiating the Nazi Past in Nuremberg and Beyond, London: Routledge
• A1.22    *Savage, M., & Williams, K., (eds.) (2008) Remembering Elites, Sociological Review Monograph, Oxford: Blackwell
• A1.23    *Savage, M., & Bagnall, G., Longhurst, B.J., (2005) Globalisation and Belonging, London: Sage
• A1.24    *Scherger, S., (2007) Destandardisierung, Differenzierung, Individualisierung. Westdeutsche Lebensläufe im Wandel, Wiesbaden: VS Verlag.  [Destandardisation, Differentiation, Individualisation? West German Life Courses under Change]
• A1.25    Shaoul, J., Stafford, A., & Stapleton, P., (eds.) (2008) Financial Black Holes: Accounting for Privately Financed Roads in the UK, Glasgow: Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland
• A1.26    Toynbee, J., (2007) Bob Marley: Herald of a Postcolonial World? Cambridge: Polity Press
• A1.27    Toynbee, J., Bennett, A., & Shank, B., (eds.) (2006) The Popular Music Studies Reader, London: Routledge
• A1.28    Trauth, E., Howcroft, D., Butler, T., Fitzgerald, B., & DeGross, J., (2006) Social Inclusion: Societal & Organizational Implications for Information Systems, London: Springer-Verlag
• A1.29    Umbach, M., (2009) German Cities and Bourgeois Modernism, 1890-1924, Oxford: University Press
• A1.30    Wade, P., (2009) Race and Sex in Latin America, London: Pluto Press
• A1.31    Wade, P., Urrea, F., & Viveros, M., (eds.) (2008) Raza, etnicidad y sexualidades: ciudadanía y multiculturalismo en América Latina, Bogotá: Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Universidad del Valle
• A1.32    Wade, P., (ed.) (2007) Race, Ethnicity and Nation: Perspectives from Kinship and Genetics, Oxford: Berghahn Books
• A1.33    Watson, S., Carter, S., & Jordan, T., (eds.) (2008) Security: Sociology and Social Worlds, Manchester University Press
• A1.34    Watson, S., (2006) City Publics: The (Dis)Enchantments of Urban Encounters, London: Routledge
• A1.35    Watson, S., & Studdert, D., (2006) Spaces of Diversity: Markets as Sites of Social Interaction, Bristol: Policy Press and Joseph Rowntree Foundation
• A1.36    Wood, H., (2009) Talking With Television: Women, Talk Shows, and Modern Self-Reflexivity, Illinois: University of Illinois Press
• A1.37    Woodward, K., (2009) Embodied Sporting Practices: Regulating Bodies Regulatory Bodies, London: Palgrave Macmillan
• A1.38    Woodward, K., & Woodward, S., (2009) Why Feminism Matters: Feminism Lost and Found, London: Palgrave Macmillan
• A1.39    Woodward, K., (2006) Boxing Masculinity and Identity, the ‘I’ of the Tiger, London: Routledge

*Core CRESC Staff 13 books

A2: Book chapters

• A2.1     *Bennett, T., (2009) 'The Art Museum as Civic Machiner’, in Martinz-Turek, C., & Sommer, M., (eds.) Storyline. Narrationen im Museum, Vienna: Verlag Turia + Kant. pp 57-73.
• A2.2     *Bennett, T., (2008) 'Sociology and Culture', in T. Bennett and J. Frow (eds.) Handbook of Cultural Analysis, London: Sage, pp 86-106.
• A2.3     *Bennett, T., (2008) Introduction: Vocabularies of Culture’, in T. Bennett and J. Frow (eds.) Handbook of Cultural Analysis, London: Sage, pp 1-16.
• A2.4     *Bennett T., (2006) ‘Exhibition, difference and the logic of culture’, in Karp, I., & Kratz, C.,  (eds.), Museum Frictions: Public Cultures/Global Transformations, Durham, NC: Duke University Press.
• A2.5     *Bennett T., (2006) ‘Civic seeing: museums and the organisation of vision’, in MacDonald, S., (ed.), Companion to Museum Studies, Oxford: Blackwell.
• A2.6     *Bennett T., (2006) ‘Culture and differences: the challenges of multiculturalism’, in Boda, S., & Cifarelli, M.R., (eds.), When Culture Makes the Difference: Heritage, Arts and Media in Multicultural Society, Rome: Meltemi Editore, pp. 21–37. Also in French and Spanish translation in Negrier, E. (ed) La fin des cultures nationales?
• A2.7     Bertie, A., Himmelweit, S., & Trigg, A.B.  (2006) 'Social norms, cognitive dissonance and broadcasting: how to influence economic agents,' in Bruun, C., (ed.), Advances in Artificial Economics, Berlin: Springer Verlag, pp. 235-252.
• A2.8     Brandtstädter, S., & Schubert, G., (2006) ‘Democratic Thought and Practice in Rural China’, in Julio, F., (ed.), On the State of Democracy, London: Routledge. (Reprint of Journal Issue).
• A2.9     Buchanan, I., & Thoburn, N., (2008) ‘Introduction: Deleuze and Politics’, in Buchanan, I., & Thoburn, N., Deleuze and Politics, Edinburgh University Press, pp 1-12.
• A2.10    Collins, R., (2009) ‘Media in Transition: Social Changes, Economic Upheavals, Content Development’, in Pitzer, S., & Scheithauer, I., (eds.) Lost in Transition. Uberlebensstrategien fuer das private Fernsehen, Berlin: Vistas Verlag, pp 27-48.
• A2.11    Collins, R., (2009) ‘E-Governance and the Governance of the Global Internet’, in Budd, L., & Harris, L., (eds.) eGovernance: Managing or Governing? London: Routledge, pp 53-70.
• A2.12    Collins, R., (2009) ‘Misrecognitions: Positive and Negative Freedom in EU Media Policy and Regulation, From Television without Frontiers to the Audiovisual Media Services Directive’, in Bondebjerg, I., & Madsen, P., (eds.) Media, Democracy and European Culture, Bristol: Intellect, pp 334-361.
• A2.13    Collins, R., (2008) ‘Wer bietet in der digitalen Welt zuverlaessige und vielfaeltige Informationen, und wie koennen Nutzer darauf zugreifen? Unterscheidliche Arten von Anbietern und ihre Funktion fuer die oeffentliche Kommunikation’, in Schultz, W., & Held, T., (eds.) Mehr Vertrauen in Inhalte, Berlin: Vistas Verlag, pp 59-90.
• A2.14    Collins, R., (2007) Regulating the Push and Pull Medium, in Berry, R., (ed.) Settling the frontiers: debating the EU’s Audiovisual Media Services Directive, London: KnowledgePolitics. http://www.knowledgepolitics.org.uk./KP_AMS_pamphlet.pdf
• A2.15    Collins, R., (2006) ‘Some More Thoughts’, in Raboy, M., & Sauvageau, F., (eds.), The Role of the State in Broadcasting Governance, Quebec: Centre d’etudes sur les medias, pp 201–204.
• A2.16    Collins, R., (2006) ‘UK broadcasting policy: the ‘long wave’ shift in conceptions of accountability’, in Baldi, P., & Hasebrink, U., (eds.), Broadcasters and Citizens in Europe. Trends in Media Accountability and Viewer Participation, Bristol: Intellect.
• A2.17    Collins, R., (2005) ‘Media Content Law and Regulation in the United Kingdom’,  in Giroux, D., & Sauvageau, F., (eds.) Libertes et interet public en radiodiffussion., Quebec: Centre d’etudes sur les medias, pp 39-70.
• A2.18    Collins, R., (2005) ‘Internet Governance in the UK’, in Consalve, M., & O’Riordan, K., (eds.) Internet Research Annual 2004 v3. Association of Internet Researchers, New York: Peter Lang, pp 123-135.
• A2.19    Corsín Jiménez, A., (2008) 'Introduction: well-being's re-proportioning of social thought', in Corsín Jiménez, A., (ed.) Culture and well-being: anthropological approaches to freedom and political ethics, London: Pluto Press.
• A2.20    Corsín Jiménez, A., (2008) 'Well-being in anthropological balance'., in Corsín Jiménez, A., (ed.) Culture and well-being: anthropological approaches to freedom and political ethics, London: Pluto Press.
• A2.21    Corsín Jiménez, A., (2007) 'Introduction: re-institutionalisations', in Corsín Jiménez, A., (ed.) The anthropology of organisations Reader, Berkeley: bepress, pp 1-54.
• A2.22    Corsín Jiménez A., (2007) 'Industry going public: rethinking knowledge and administration', in Harvey, P., Edwards, J., & Wade, P., (eds.) (2007) Anthropology and Science: Epistemologies in Practice, Oxford: Berg, pp 39-57.
• A2.23    Crossley, N. (2007) ‘Exploring Embodiment by Way of Body Techniques’, in Shilling, C., Title Unknown, Sociological Review Monograph, Oxford: Blackwell.
• A2.24    Crossley, N., (2006) ‘The Networked Body’, in Waskful, D., & Vannini, P., Body/Embodiment, Aldershot: Ashgate.
• A2.25    Crossley, N., (2005) ‘Sociology and the Body’, in Turner, B., Rojek, C. & Calhoun, C. The International Handbook of Sociology, London: Sage.
• A2.26    *Dodsworth, F., (2007) ‘Masculinity as Governance: Police, Public Service and the Embodiment of Authority, c. 1700-1850’, in McCormack, M.L., ed., Public Men: Masculinity and Politics in Modern Britain, London: Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 33-53.
• A2.27    Du Gay, P., & Elliott, A., (2009) ‘Editors’ Introduction’, in Du Gay, P., & Elliott, A., (eds.) Identity in Question, London: Sage, pp 1-12.
• A2.28    Du Gay, P., (2009) ‘The Identities of Self-Interest: performativity, history, ethics’, in Du Gay, P., & Elliott, A., (eds.) Identity in Question, London: Sage, pp 98-119.
• A2.29    Du Gay, P., (2009) ‘Identity after the moment of theory’, in Cooper, G., King, A., & Rettie, R., (eds.) Sociological Objects, Aldershot: Ashgate, pp 177-190.
• A2.30    Du Gay, P., (2008) ‘Keyser Suze elites: market populism and the politics of instiutional change’, in Savage, M., & Williams, K., (eds.) Remembering Elites, Sociological Review Monograph, Oxford: Blackwell, pp 80-102.
• A2.31    Du Gay, P., & McFall, L., (2008) ‘Introduction’, in Du Gay, P., McFall, L., & Carter, S., (eds.) (2008) Conduct: Sociology and Social Worlds, Manchester University Press, pp 1-21.
• A2.32    Du Gay, P., (2008) ‘Organizing Conduct, Making Up People’, in Du Gay, P., McFall, L., & Carter, S., (eds.) (2008) Conduct: Sociology and Social Worlds, Manchester University Press, pp 21-53.
• A2.33    Du Gay, P., (2006) ‘The many selves of ‘Self-Interest’: some historical observations on markets and morals’, in N. Stehr et al. (eds.) The Moralization of the Markets, New York: Transaction Publishers.
• A2.34    Gill, R., (2009) ‘Supersexualise me! Advertising and the midriffs’, in Attwood, F., & Cere, R, (eds.) Mainstreaming Sex: The Sexualisation of Culture, London: I.B. Tauris.
• A2.35    Gill, R., (2009) ‘Creative biographies in new media: social innovation in Web work’, in Jeffcutt, P., & Pratt, A., (eds.) Creativity and Innovation, London: Routledge.
• A2.36    Edwards, J. (2009) ‘The social life of blood and genes’, in Porqueres i Gené,, E., (ed.) Les défis contemporains de la parenté, Paris: Presses de l'EHESS.
• A2.37    Edwards, J. (2008) ‘Skipping a generation: genealogy and assisted conception’, in Bamford, S., & Leach, J., (eds.) Genealogy beyond kinship: Sequence, Transmission, and Essence in Ethnography and Social Theory, Oxford: Berghahn.
• A2.38   *Edwards, J., Harvey, P., Wade, P., (2007) ‘Introduction: epistemologies in practice’, in Harvey, P., Edwards, J., & Wade, P., (eds.) Anthropology and Science: Epistemologies in Practice, Oxford: Berg, pp 1-18.
• A2.39    Edwards, J. (2007) ‘Creativity’ in English Baptist understandings of assisted and assisting conception’, in Hallam, E., & Ingold, T., (eds.) Creativity and Cultural Improvisation, Oxford: Berg, pp 33-55.
• A2.40    Evans, G., (2008) 'Learning about Human Development from a Study of Educational Failure', in Fogel, A., King, B., & Shanker, S., (eds.) Human Development in the Twenty First Century: Visionary Ideas from Systems Scientists,Cambridge University Press, pp 119-127.
• A2.41    *Froud, J., Leaver, A., Tampubolon G., & Williams, K., (2008) ‘Everything for Sale: How Non-executive Directors Make a Difference’, in Savage, M., & Williams, K., (eds.) Remembering Elites, Sociological Review Monograph, Oxford: Blackwell, pp 162-186.
• A2.42    *Froud, J., Leaver, A., Williams, K., and Zhang, W, (2006) ‘The quiet panic about financial illiteracy’, in L Assassi et al (eds.) Global Finance after Deregulation, London: Palgrave Macmillan.
• A2.43    *Froud, J., Haslam, C., Johal, J., & Williams, K., (2005) ‘Shareholder Value and Financialization: Consultancy Promises, Management Moves’, in Clarke, T. (ed.) Corporate Governance Volume 2 Anglo American Corporate Governance, London: Routledge.
• A2.44   *Gillespie, M., & O’Loughlin, B., (2009) ‘Multilingual News Cultures and Cosmopolitan Citizenship’, Noxolo, P., Huysmans, J., (eds.) Community, Citizenship and the War on Terror: Security and Insecurity, London: Palgrave Macmillan, pp 89-112.
• A2.45 *Gillespie, M., (2006) ‘L’Umorismo Reconquistato’: La Comedia Televisiva Anglo-Asiatica’, in Bodo, S., & Cifarelli, MR., (eds.) Quando la Cultura fa la Differenza: Patrimonia, arti e Media nella Sociata Multiculturale, pp.156-176.
• A2.46    *Gillespie, M. and Sharma, A., (2006) 'Keeping it Real: Visible Difference in British Broadcasting' in Maitland, H., (ed.) Navigating Difference: Cultural Diversity and Audience Development, London: Arts Council of England, pp. 68-74.
• A2.47    *Gillespie, M., & E. McLaughlin (2005) ‘Consuming Crime and Avoiding Punishment: Media Influence in the Shaping of Public Perceptions of Crime and Sentencing’, in Elmsley, C. (ed.) The Persistent Prison, London: Bootle, pp 113-144.
• A2.48    Green, S., (2008) ‘Eating Money and Clogging Things Up: Paradoxes of Elite Mediation in Epirus, North West Greece’, in Savage, M., & Williams, K., (eds.) Remembering Elites, Sociological Review Monograph, Oxford: Blackwell, pp 260-82.
• A2.49    *Griffiths, D., Miles, A., Savage, M., (2008) ‘The End of the English Cultural Elite?’, in Savage, M., & Williams, K., (eds.) Remembering Elites, Sociological Review Monograph, Oxford: Blackwell, pp 189-209.
• A2.50    *Harvey, P., (2008) ‘Language states’, in Poole, D., (ed.) A Companion to Latin American Anthropology, Oxford: Blackwell, pp 193-213.
• A2.51    *Harvey, P., (2008) ‘Retos teoricos y nuevas practicas’, in Bullen, M., & Diez Mintegui., (eds.) Retos teoricos y nuevas practicas, Donosta-San Sebestian: ANKULEGI, pp 29-53.
• A2.52    *Harvey, P., (2007) ‘Arresting Mobility or Locating Expertise: ‘Globalisation’ and the `Knowledge Society’, in Lien, M., & Melhuus, M., (eds.) Holding Worlds Together: Ethnographies of Truths and Belonging, Oxford: Berghahn Books, pp 163-183.
• A2.53    *Harvey, P., (2005) ‘The Materiality of State Effects: An Ethnography of a Road in the Peruvian Andes’, in Krohn-Hansen, C., & Nustad, K., (eds.), State Formation. Anthropological Explorations, Cambridge: Pluto Press, pp 216-247.
• A2.54    Herbert, D., (2006) ‘Islam and Reconciliation: Traditions, Contexts and Contemporary Practices’, in Broadbent, P., & Keown, D., (eds.), Can Faiths Make Peace? Wars and the Resolution of Religious Conflict from Historical and Contemporary Perspectives, London: I.B. Tauris, pp. 17-26.
• A2.55    Herbert, D., (2006) ‘Islam and Reconciliation: a hermeneutical and sociological approach’, in Tombs, D., & Liechty, J., (eds.) Explorations in Reconciliation, Aldershot: Ashgate, pp. 34-57.
• A2.56    Hesmondhalgh, D., (2008) ‘Cultural and Creative Industries’, in Bennett, T., & Frow, J., (eds.) The Sage Handbook of Cultural Analysis, London and Los Angeles: Sage.
• A2.57    Hesmondhalgh, D., (2007) ‘Creative Labour as a Basis for Critique of Creative Industries Policy’, in Lovink, G. and Rossiter, N. (eds.) My Creativity Reader: A Critique of Creative Industries,  Amsterdam: Institute of Network Cultures, pp 59-68.
• A2.58    Hesmondhalgh, D., (2007) ‘Some Key Terms in Recent Youth Cultural Studies: Critical Reflections from the Sociology of Music’, in Hodkinson, P., & Deicke, W., (eds.), Youth Cultures: Scenes, Subcultures and Tribes, London and New York: Routledge, pp 37-50.
• A2.59    *Hill., A., (2008) ‘Hostage Videos in the War on Terror’, in Randell, K.,& Redmond, S., (eds.) The War Body on Screen, London: Continuum., pp 247-262.
• A2.60    Howcroft, D., (2009) ‘Information Systems’, in Alvesson, M., Wilmott, H., & Bridgman, T., The Handbook of Critical Management Studies, Oxford University Press.
• A2.61    Jordan, T., (2008) ‘Politics and the Internet’, in Hayhtio, T., & Rinne , J., (eds.) Net working/Networking; Politics on the Internet, Tampere University Press, pp. 254-280.
• A2.62    Jordan, T., (2007) ‘Online Direct Action: hacktivism and radical democracy’, in Dahlberg, L, & Sapiera E., (eds.) Radical Democracy and the Internet: interrogating theory and practice, London: Palgrave Macmillan, pp.73-88.
• A2.63    Joyce, P., (2007) ‘The gift of the past: towards a critical history’, Keith Jenkins et al, (eds.) Manifestoes for History, London: Routledge.
• A2.64    * Knox, H., O'Doherty, D., Vurdubakis, T., & Westrup C., (2008) ‘Screenworlds: Information Technology and the Performance of Business Knowledge’, in Scarbrough, H., (ed.) The Evolution of Business Knowledge, Oxford University Press, pp 273-294.
• A2.65    *Longhurst, B., Bagnall, G., & Savage, M., (2007) ‘Place, elective belonging and the diffused audience’, in Gray, J., Sandvoss, C., & Lee Harrington, C., (eds.), Fandom: identities and communities in a mediated world, New York: New York University Press, pp 125-138.
• A2.66    Macdonald, S., (2009) ‘Unsettling memories’, in Anico, M., & Peralta , E.,(eds.) Heritage and Identity, London: Routledge, pp 93-104
• A2.67    Macdonald, S., (2008) ‘Difficult heritage: unsettling history’, in Jungblut, M-P., & Beier-de Haan , R., (eds.) Museums and Universal Heritage, Paris: ICOM Publications, pp 8-15.
• A2.68    *Majima, S., and Warde, A., (2008) ‘Elite consumption in Britain, 1961-2001’, in Savage, M., & Williams, K., (eds.) Remembering Elites, Sociological Review Monograph, Oxford: Blackwell, pp 209-??
• A2.69    McFall, E. R., (2007) ‘Which Half? Accounting for Ideology in Advertising’, in Elliot, R. (ed.) Critical Marketing: Issues & Approaches, Kidlington: Elsevier, pp 125–138.
• A2.70    *Miles, A., (2008) ‘Social Structure, 1900-1939’, Social Structure, 1900-1939’, in Wrigley, C., (ed.) A Companion to Early Twentieth Century Britain, Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell, pp 337-353.
• A2.71    *Miles, A., (2004) 'What Works in Offender Rehabilitation? Revealing the Contribution of the Arts', in Cowling j.,  (ed.), For Arts Sake? Society and the Arts in the 21st Century, London: Institute for Public Policy Research, pp 107-119.
• A2.72    *Montgomerie, J. (2007) ‘The Logic of Neoliberalism and the Political Economy of Consumer debt-led Growth’ in McBride, S., & Lee, S., State Power and Global Governance in the Twenty First Century, Dordrecht: Springer, pp 157-172.
• A2.73    *Moore, N. (2007) ‘Imagining Feminist Futures: The Third Wave, Postfeminism and Ecofeminism’, in Gillis, S., Howie, G., & Munford, B., (eds.), Third Wave Feminism, London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2nd edition 2007, pp. 125-141.
• A2.74    *Moore, N., Pidgeon, N., Henwood, K., & Simmons, P., (2005) 'The Use of Narrative to Explore Risk in Everyday Life', in Robinson, D., Horrocks, C., Kelly, N., & Roberts, B., (eds.) Narrative, Memory and Everyday Life, Huddersfield: University of Huddersfield Press, http://www2.hud.ac.uk/hhs/nme/books/2005/index.php
• A2.75    *Moore, N., (2004) 'Whose Bad Feminisms? Ecofeminism, Activism and the Academy', in Gillis, S., Howie, G., & Munford, B., (eds.), Third Wave Feminism, London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2004, pp.227-239.
• A2.76    Moran, M., (2008) ‘Banking and Financial Market Regulation and Supervision’ in Dyson, K., & Macartney, H., (eds.) The Euro at 10: Europeanization, Power and Convergence, Oxford University Press, pp 325-40.
• A2.77    Moran, M., (2008) ‘Representing the corporate elite in Britain: capitalist solidarity and legitimacy’, in Savage, M., & Williams, K., (eds.) Remembering Elites, Sociological Review Monograph, Oxford: Blackwell, pp 64-102.
• A2.78    Parr, P., and Silva, E.B., (2005) ‘Quantitative sociological research’, in Redman, P. , Silva, E. B., & Watson, S., (eds.) The Uses of Sociology, Open University Worldwide, pp 71-98.
• A2.79    Pryke, M., (2008) `Geographies of economic growth: money and finance', in Lee, R., Leyshon, A., McDowell, L & Sunley, P., (eds.) Compendium of Economic Geography, London: Sage.
• A2.80    Pryke, M., (2007) `Counting: finance, debt, banking and the global casino', in Douglas, I., Huggett, R., & Perkins, C., (eds.) Companion Encyclopedia of Geography: from Local to Global, London: Routledge, 2nd edition, pp 887-903.
• A2.81    Pryke, M., (2007) `Making finance, making worlds', in Clark, N., Massey, D., & Sarre, P., (eds.) A world in the making, Open University, Milton Keynes, pp 57-104.
• A2.82    Pryke, M., (2007) Reprint of `Monetised time-space', in Cameron, A., Nesvetailova, A., & Palan, R., (eds.) International Political Economy (Sage Library of International Relations) London: Sage.
• A2.83    *Savage, M., (2008) ‘Social Capital and Networked Urbanism’, in Blokland, T., & Savage, M., Networked Urbanism, Aldershot: Ashgate, pp 1-22.
• A2.84    *Savage, M., Tampubolon, G., Warde, A., (2008) ‘Political Participation, Social Networks, and the City’, in Blokland, T., & Savage, M., Networked Urbanism, Aldershot: Ashgate, pp 171-196.
• A2.85    *Savage, M., and Williams, K., (2008) ‘Elites: remembered by capitalism but forgotten by social sciences’, in Savage, M., and Williams (eds.), Remembering Elites, Sociological Review Monograph, Oxford: Blackwell, pp 1-24.
• A2.86    *Savage, M., (2008) ‘Culture, Class and Classification’, in Bennett, T., & Frow, J., (eds.) The Sage Handbook of Cultural Analysis, London: Sage, pp 467-487.
• A2.87    * Savage, M., Li, Y., and Tampubolon, G., (2006) ' Rethinking the Politics of Social Capital: Challenging Tocquevillian Perspectives ', in Edwards, R., & Holland, J., (eds.), Assessing Social Capital, Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Press, pp 70-95.
• A2.88    *Savage, M., (2005) ‘Class and Stratification: current problems and revival prospects’, in Calhoun, C., Rojek, C., and Turner, B., (eds.), The Sage Handbook of Sociology, London: Sage, pp 236-253.
• A2.89    *Savage, M., (2005) ‘The popularity of bureaucracy: involvement in voluntary associations’, in Du Gay P., (ed.) The Values of Bureaucracy, Oxford University Press, pp 309-224.
• A2.90    *Scherger, S., (2009) ‘Lebensalter/Lebenslauf’, in Andresen, A., Casale, R., Gabriel, T., Horlacher, R., Larcher Klee, S., & Oelkers, J., (eds.) Handwörterbuch Erziehungswissenschaft, Weinheim: Verlaggruppe Beltz, pp 532-546.
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• A2.93    Shaoul, J., (2009) ‘Using the private sector to finance capital expenditure: the financial realities’, in Akintoye, & A., Beck, M., (eds.) Policy, finance and management for Public Private Partnership Finance, Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell.
• A2.94    Shaoul, J., (2009) ‘The political economy of private finance for public infrastructure’, in Arestis, P., & Sawyer, M., (eds.) Critical essays on the privatisation experience, London: Palgrave Macmillan.
• A2.95    Shaoul, J., (2007) ‘Reporting the subsidies, costs and investment in the privatised railways’, in Vass, P., (ed.) Regulatory Review 2007-08, Centre for Regulated Industries, University of Bath.
• A2.96    Shaoul, J., (2007) ‘PFI: the evidence’, in Talbot, C., & Baker, M., (eds.) The Alternative Comprehensive Spending Review 2007, Manchester University Press, pp 180-188.
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• A2.99    Silva, E.B., (2009) ‘ Making Social Order’, in Taylor, S., Hinchliffe, S., Clarke, J., & Bromley, S., (eds.) Making Social Lives, Buckingham: Open University Press, pp 303-348.
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• A2.103  Sykes, K., (2006) 'Valuing the future in Papua New Guinea', in Bamford S., (ed.), Embodying Modernity and Postmodernity in Papua New Guinea, Chapel Hill: University of Carolina Press.
• A2.104  Thoburn, N., (2009) ‘What Is a Militant?’ , in Buchanan, I., & Thoburn, N., Deleuze and Politics, Edinburgh University Press, pp 98-120.
• A2.105  Thoburn, N., (2006) ‘Vacuoles of Noncommunication: Minor Politics, Communist Style and the Multitude’, in I. Buchanan and A. Parr (eds.) Deleuze and the Contemporary World, Edinburgh University Press.
• A2.106  Toynbee, J., & Hesmondhalgh, D., (2008) ‘Why Media Studies Needs Better Theory’, in Hesmondhalgh, D., & Toynbee, J., (eds.) The Media and Social Theory, CRESC Culture, Economy and the Social Series, London and New York: Routledge.
• A2.107  Toynbee, J., (2008) ‘Media Making and Social Reality’, in Hesmondhalgh, D., & Toynbee, J., (eds.) The Media and Social Theory, CRESC Culture, Economy and the Social Series, London and New York: Routledge.
• A2.108  Trauth, E., and Howcroft, D., (2006) ‘Critical Research on Gender and Information Systems’, in Trauth, E., (ed.) Encyclopaedia of Gender and Information Technology, Hershey: Idea Group Publishing.
• A2.109  Umbach, M., (2006) ‘Regionalism in Modern European Nation-States’, in Hewitson, M., Baycroft, T., (eds.), Nationalism in Europe, 1789-1914: Civic and Ethnic Traditions, Oxford University Press.
• A2.110  Wade, P., (2009) ‘Race, identité et parenté’, in Porqueres I Gene, E., (ed.) Défis contemporains de la parenté, Paris: Editions de l’Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, pp 171-195.
• A2.111  Wade, P., Urrea, F., & Viveros, M. (2008) ‘Identidades racializadas y sexualidades en América Latina : a manera de introducción’, in Wade, P., Urrea, F., & Viveros, M., (eds.) Raza, etnicidad y sexualidades: ciudadanía y multiculturalismo en América Latina, Bogotá: Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Universidad del Valle, pp 17-40.
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• A2.113 Wade, P., (2008) ‘Race in Latin America’, in Poole, D., (ed.) A Companion to Latin American Anthropology, Oxford: Blackwell, pp 177-192.
• A2.114 Wade, P., (2007) ‘Race, ethnicity and nation: perspectives from kinship and genetics’, in Wade, P., (ed.) Race, ethnicity and nation: perspectives from kinship and genetics, Oxford: Berghahn, pp 1-31.
• A2.115 Wade, P., (2007) ‘Modernity and Tradition: Shifting Boundaries, Shifting Contexts’, in Hart, S., & Miller, N., When was Latin America Modern? London: Palgrave Macmillan, pp 49-68.
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• A2.122 Watson, S., (2008) ‘Abandoning the monumental and seeking the serendipitous’, in Vesterdal, I., & Pagh, C., (eds.) Changing Metropolis, San Diego: VIA Design, pp 52-55.
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• A2.125 Wood, H., (2006) ‘Mediated Interaction’ in Ritzer, G., (ed.) Encyclopaedia of Sociology, Massachusetts: Blackwell.
• A2.126 Woodward, K., (2008) ‘Boxing Masculinities’, in Redman, P., (ed.) Attachment: Sociology and social worlds, Manchester University Press, pp 83-111.
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