Publisher: Wiley
Founded in: 1950
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Twitter: @BJSociology
Rank:
• 34/146 in Sociology (Web of Science 2017)
Category: Sociology
Authors per paper:
Average: 1
Median: 1
References per paper:
Average: 39
Median: 30
• Comments on Chan and Flemmen et al’s conceptualization of class, status and cultural consumption
British Journal of Sociology 2019-06-13
• Status, stand, capital, class: what do stratified patterns of cultural tastes mean?
British Journal of Sociology 2019-06-13
• Culture matters: comments on Chan’s and Flemmen et al.’s contributions to the field of cultural participation
British Journal of Sociology 2019-06-13
• From ‘having’ to ‘being’: self‐worth and the current crisis of American society
British Journal of Sociology 2019-06-13
• The myth of agency and the misattribution of blame in collective imaginaries of the future
British Journal of Sociology 2019-06-13
• Who’s ‘having’? Who’s ‘being’? A response to Lamont
British Journal of Sociology 2019-06-13
• Is self‐worth crucial for the reproduction of inequality? A response to Michele Lamont’s Lecture
British Journal of Sociology 2019-06-13
• Beyond the neoliberal moment: self‐worth and the changing nature of work
British Journal of Sociology 2019-06-13
• Cultural narratives and their social supports, or: sociology as a team sport
British Journal of Sociology 2019-06-13
• A second opinion: diagnosis and prescription of the American case
British Journal of Sociology 2019-06-13
• Class and status: reply to comments
British Journal of Sociology 2019-06-13
• Omnivorousness and openness: comments to Tak Wing Chan
British Journal of Sociology 2019-06-13
• Understanding cultural omnivores: social and political attitudes
British Journal of Sociology 2019-06-13
• The challenge of inequality in US society
British Journal of Sociology 2019-06-13
• Classes and classification: comment on Chan and Flemmen, Jarness and Roselund
British Journal of Sociology 2019-06-13
• Prison management in Israel
Israel Affairs 2019-06-14
• Classes and classification: comment on Chan and Flemmen, Jarness and Roselund
British Journal of Sociology 2019-06-13
• From ‘having’ to ‘being’: self‐worth and the current crisis of American society
British Journal of Sociology 2019-06-13
• More science, less exegesis, please: a rejoinder
British Journal of Sociology 2019-06-13
• The myth of agency and the misattribution of blame in collective imaginaries of the future
British Journal of Sociology 2019-06-13
Cited publication years:
Cited median publication year:
2007
