All publications by year
CRESC authors publish dozens of academic papers, chapters and books each year. You will find links to all of these on this page.
2013
2012
Working Paper
Refereed Journal Papers
Book Chapters
2011
Working Paper
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John Law (2011), 'Assembling the Baroque', CRESC Working Paper 109.
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Anita Greenhill, Gordon Fletcher (2011), 'Life, Death and Everyday Experience of Social Media', CRESC Working Paper 107.
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Maria Kaika (2011), 'Autistic Architecture: The Fall of the Icon and the Rise of the Serial Object of Architecture', CRESC Working Paper 105.
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Wendy Bottero (2011), 'Placing people in the past: Family history and understandings of inequality', CRESC Working Paper 104.
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Francis Dodsworth, Elena Vacchelli, Sophie Watson (2011), 'Shaping religious community in East London', CRESC Working Paper 102.
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Richard Collins (2011), 'The Bermuda Agreement 1945', CRESC Working Paper 099.
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Grahame Thompson (2011), 'Sources of Financial Sociability: Networks, Ecological Systems or Diligent Risk Preparedness?', CRESC Working Paper 098.
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Simon Carter, Francis Dodsworth, Evelyn Ruppert, Sophie Watson (2011), 'Thinking Cities Through Objects', CRESC Working Paper 096.
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John Law, Evelyn Ruppert and Mike Savage (2011), 'The Double Social Life of Methods', CRESC Working Paper 095.
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Johnna Montgomerie (2011), 'The Age of Insecurity: indebtedness and the politics of abandonment', CRESC Working Paper 092.
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Johnna Montgomerie (2011), 'Gender, indebtedness and social reproduction: another politics of the subprime crisis', CRESC Working Paper 091.
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Johnna Montgomerie (2011), 'America’s debt safety-net', CRESC Working Paper 090.
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Richard Collins (2011), 'The End of Public Media? The UK: canary in the coal mine?', CRESC Working Paper 089.
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Mark Banks (2011), 'The Meanings and Uses of Artmoney', CRESC Working Paper 088.
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Julie Froud, Sukhdev Johal, John Law, Adam Leaver and Karel Williams (2011), 'Rebalancing the Economy (Or Buyer's Remorse)', CRESC Working Paper 087.
Refereed Journal Papers
Research Briefings
Book Chapters
Book
Special Edited Journal Issue
2010
Working Paper
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Mike Savage, Evelyn Ruppert and John Law (2010), 'Digital Devices: nine theses', CRESC Working Paper 86.
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Liz McFall (2010), 'Following the line of least resistance?: advertising, agencements and crashes', CRESC Working Paper 84.
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Luke Yates (2010), 'Consumer Participation: Boycotting and Buycotting in Europe', CRESC Working Paper 82.
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Till Geiger, Niamh Moore and Mike Savage (2010), 'The Archive In Question', CRESC Working Paper 81.
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Tony Cutler and Barbara Wain (2010), 'Moral Outrage and Questionable Polarities:The Attack on Public Sector Pensions', CRESC Working Paper 80.
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Adriana Nilsson (2010), 'Old is New Again: National responses to the financial crisis', CRESC Working Paper 78.
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Sarah Green (2010), 'Of Gold and Euros: Locating value on the Greek-Turkish border', CRESC Working Paper 6, Pages 1-23, available at EastBordNet.
Refereed Journal Papers
Book
Book Chapters
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Ruth Finnegan (2010), '¿Por qué estudiar la música? Relexiones de una antropóloga desde el campo [Why study music? an anthropologist's reflections from the field]', 203, in Francisco Cruces and Beatriz Pérez Galán (eds), Textos de Antropología Contemporánea, Madrid: Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia.
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Sarah Green (2010), 'Contested borders and non-particularity in the Balkans: on the problems of placing cultural elements around the Greek-Albanian border (in Greek)', 291, in Evangelos Avdikos (ed), Λαϊκοί Πολιτισμοί και Σύνορα στα Βαλκάνια (Popular Cultures and Borders in the Balkans),, Athens: Pedio Books.
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Evelyn Ruppert (2010), 'Making Population: From Censuses to Metrics', 157-173, in Leon Hempel, Susanne Krasmann and Ulrich Bröckling (eds), Sichtbarkeitsregime: Überwachung, Sicherheit Und Privatheit Im 21. Jahrhundert (Visibility Regimes: Monitoring, Security and Privacy in the 21st Century), Wiesbaden: VS Verlag, available at Leviathan Sonderheft 25.
Special Edited Journal Issue
Research Briefings
2009
Working Paper
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Camilla Lewis (2009), 'Urban regeneration in East Manchester: a process of gentrification?', CRESC Working Paper 77.
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Shinobu Majima (2009), 'Affluence in the Making: The 1953-54 Household Expenditures Enquiry and Visualization of Taste', CRESC Working Paper 76.
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Evelyn Ruppert and Mike Savage (2009), 'New Populations: Scoping Paper on Digital Transactional Data', CRESC Working Paper 74.
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George Poulton (2009), 'Cultural Participation, the Making of Distinction and the Case of Fans of FC United of Manchester', CRESC Working Paper 73.
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Jeannette Edwards (2009), 'The Ancestor in the Machine', CRESC Working Paper 71.
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Simone Scherger and Mike Savage (2009), 'Cultural Transmission, Educational Attainment and Social Mobility', CRESC Working Paper 70.
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Felix Bühlmann (2009), 'Biographical Mechanisms of British Service Class Formation', CRESC Working Paper 69.
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Evelyn Ruppert (2009), 'Numbers Regimes: From Censuses to Metrics', CRESC Working Paper 68.
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Hugh Mackay (2009), 'The Internet and the Transformation of Public and Private', CRESC Working Paper 67.
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Tony Bennett (2009), 'Culture, History, Habit', CRESC Working Paper 64.
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Barry Hindess (2009), 'Habit, Custom and the Problematics of Early Modern Government', CRESC Working Paper 63.
Research Briefings
Refereed Journal Papers
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Andrew Hill (ed) (2009), 'In Two Gazes: Western Publics in the War on Terror', available at Geometer.
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John Law (2009), 'Seeing Like a Survey', Cultural Sociology, 3 (2), 239-256.
Special Edited Journal Issue
Book Chapters
Book
2008
Working Paper
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Johnna Montgomerie (2008), 'Spectre of the Subprime Borrower—beyond a credit score perspective', CRESC Working Paper 58.
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Simone Scherger (2008), 'Cultural Practices, Age and the Life Course', CRESC Working Paper 55.
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Patrick Joyce (2008), 'Postal Communication and the Making of the British Technostate', CRESC Working Paper 54.
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Johnna Montgomerie (2008), '(Re)Politicizing inflation policy: A global political economy perspective', CRESC Working Paper 53.
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Tony Bennett (2008), 'Anthropological assemblages: producing culture as a surface of government', CRESC Working Paper 52.
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Andrew Hill (2008), 'Writing the Visual', CRESC Working Paper 51.
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Maiken Umbach (2008), 'The Built Environment and the Formation of Liberal Elites in England and Germany around 1900', CRESC Working Paper 50.
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Mark Banks (2008), ''The Instrumental Leisure of the ‘Creative Class’', CRESC Working Paper 47.
Book
Research Briefings
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Sharon Macdonald (2008), 'Cosmopolitan Heritage: placements and displacements', available at Cosmopolitan Heritage.
Refereed Journal Papers
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John Law (2008), 'On Sociology and STS', The Sociological Review, 4 (56), 623–649.
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Madeleine Reeves (2008), 'Materialising Borders', Anthropology News, 49 (5), 12.
Book Chapters
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Fiona Devine, Peter Halfpenny, N.J. Britton and R. Mellor (2008), 'Conserving the past of the Quiet Suburb: Urban Politics, Associational Networks and Speaking for the Community', in T. Blokland Mike Savage (eds), Networked Urbanism: Critical Perspectives on Social Capital in the City, Basingstoke: Ashgate.
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Hannah Knox, Damian O'Doherty, Theo Vurdubakis and Chris Westrup (2008), 'Screenworlds: Information Technology and the Performance of Business Knowledge in The Evolution of Business Knowledge Ed. Oxford Oxford University Press: 273-294.', 273-294, The Evolution of Business Knowledge, Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Special Edited Journal Issue
2007
Working Paper
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David Wright (2007), 'Watching The Big Read with Pierre Bourdieu: Forms of heteronomy in the contemporary literary field', CRESC Working Paper 45.
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Basilio Acerete, Jean Shaoul and Anne Stafford (2007), 'Taking its toll: The private financing of roads in Spain', CRESC Working Paper 44.
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Michael Pryke (2007), 'Money's eyes: The visual preparation of financial markets', CRESC Working Paper 42.
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Debra Howcroft and Helen Richardson (2007), 'Gender Matters in the Global Outsourcing of Service Work', CRESC Working Paper 41.
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Brigitte Le Roux, Henry Rouanet, Mike Savage and Alan Warde (2007), 'Class and Cultural Division in the UK', CRESC Working Paper 40.
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Evelyn Ruppert (2007), 'Producing Population', CRESC Working Paper 37.
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Liz McFall (2007), 'Prudentialism and the ‘missionaries’ of life assurance', CRESC Working Paper 32.
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Julie Froud and Karel Williams (2007), 'Private equity and the culture of value extraction', CRESC Working Paper 31.
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David Hesmondhalgh and Jason Toynbee (2007), 'Digitalisation, Music and Copyright', CRESC Working Paper 30.
Refereed Journal Papers
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Niamh Moore (2007), '(Re)Using Qualitative Data?', Sociological Research Online, 12 (3), available at Sociological Research Online.
Book
Special Edited Journal Issue
Book Chapters
2006
Working Paper
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Richard Collins (2006), 'Rawls, Fraser, redistribution, recognition and The World Summit on the Information Society.', CRESC Working Paper 28.
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Alberto Corsín Jiménez (2006), 'Economy and aesthetic of public knowledge', CRESC Working Paper 26.
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Michael Pryke (2006), 'Speculating on geographies finance', CRESC Working Paper 24.
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Francis Dodsworth (2006), 'Liberty and Order: Civil Government and the Common Good in Eighteenth-Century England', CRESC Working Paper 21.
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Richard Collins (2006), 'Taking the high ground: the struggle for ideas in UK broadcasting policy', CRESC Working Paper 20.
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Richard Collins (2006), 'The BBC and Public Value', CRESC Working Paper 19.
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Susanne Brandtstädter (2006), 'Muddled Modernities in ‘Peasant’ China', CRESC Working Paper 18.
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Shinobu Majima (2006), 'Unpacking Culture Shifts In Post-War Britain: A Critical Encounter With Ronald Inglehart', CRESC Working Paper 17.
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David Saunders (2006), 'What does liberalism inherit from early modern religious settlements?', CRESC Working Paper 16.
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Grahame Thompson (2006), 'Religious Fundamentalisms, Territories and ‘Globalization’', CRESC Working Paper 14.
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Paul DuGay (2006), 'Re-Instating an Ethic of Office? Office, ethos and persona in public management', CRESC Working Paper 13.
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Julie Froud, Mike Savage, Gindo Tampubolon and Karel Williams (2006), 'Rethinking Elite Research', CRESC Working Paper 12.
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Grahame Thompson (2006), 'What is fundamentalism?', available at openDemocracy.
Refereed Journal Papers
Special Edited Journal Issue
Book Chapters
Book
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Evelyn Ruppert (2006), 'The Moral Economy of Cities: Shaping Good Citizens', Toronto: University of Toronto Press, available at UTP.
2005
Working Paper
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Egle Rindzeviciute (2005), 'The Rise of Cybernetics? Government and Change in Lithuanian Cultural Policy', CRESC Working Paper 010.
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Kath Woodward (2005), 'On and Off the Pitch: Diversity policies and transforming identities?', CRESC Working Paper 008.
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Tim Jordan (2005), 'Social Movements and Social Change', CRESC Working Paper 007.
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Nick Crossley (2005), 'In the Gym: Motives, Meanings and Moral Careers', CRESC Working Paper 006.
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Julie Froud, Sukhdev Johal, Adam Leaver and Karel Williams (2005), 'General Electric: the Conditions of Success', CRESC Working Paper 005.
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Tony Bennett (2005), 'Civic laboratories: museums, cultural objecthood, and the governance of the social', CRESC Working Paper 002.
Research Briefings
Annual Report
Newsletters
Conference Papers
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(2005), 'Metaphysics of Critique'.
Refereed Journal Papers
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Mike Savage (2005), 'Urban Sociology in the 3rd Generation', Sociology, 39 (2), 357.
Book
Special Edited Journal Issue
Book Chapters
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Niamh Moore, Nick Pigeon, Peter Simmons and Karen Henwood (2005), 'Environmental Risk: Narrative, Memory and Everyday Life', 33-41, in David Robinson, Christine Horrocks, Nancy Kelly and Brian Roberts (eds), Narrative, Memory and Everyday Life, Huddersfield: University of Huddersfield Press, available at Narrative, Memory and Everyday Life.
2004
Refereed Journal Papers
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(2004), '"Spacing and Timing"', Organisation, 11 (4), 723.
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(2004), ''Rumbles in the Jungle'', Journal of Leisure Studies, 23 (1), 1.



