42.4 - Changing Power Relations & the Drag Effects of Habitus

Special Issue: Changing Power Relations and the Drag Effects of Habitus.

Introduction

• Stefanie Ernst, Christoph Weischer & Behrouz Alikhani: Changing Power Relations and the Drag Effects of Habitus. Theoretical and Empirical Approaches in the Twenty-First Century. An Introduction.

Methodological and Theoretical Approaches

• Nico Wilterdink: The Dynamics of Inequality and Habitus Formation. Elias, Bourdieu, and the Rise of Nationalist Populism.
• Nina Baur: Process-Oriented Micro-Macro-Analysis. Methodological Reflections on Elias and Bourdieu. 
• Sandra Matthäus: Towards the Role of Self, Worth, and Feelings in (Re-)Producing Social Dominance. Explicating Pierre Bourdieu's Implicit Theory of Affect. 

Work and Globalisation

• Guido Becke: The Subjectivation of Work and Established-Outsider Figurations. 
• Bernd Sommer: Externalisation, Globalised Value Chains and the Invisible Consequences of Social Actions. 

Social Conflicts, Immigration, and Democratisation

• Inken Rommel: “We Are the People.” Refugee-’Crisis,’ and the Drag-Effects of Social Habitus in German Society. 
• John Connolly & Paddy Dolan: Habitus, the Writings of Irish Hunger Strikers and Elias’s "The Loneliness of the Dying." 
• Stephen Vertigans: Death by ‘African’ Democracy. Killing Consequences of Western Power Prognosis. 
• Behrouz Alikhani: Post-Democracy or Processes of De-Democratization? United States Case Study.

Education

• Norman Gabriel: Growing Up in Society. A Historical Social Psychology of Childhood.
• Florence Delmotte, Heidi Mercenier & Virginie Van Ingelgom: Belonging and Indifference to Europe. A Study of Young People in Brussels.

Mixed Issue

• Nathalie Bulle: Educating “Modern Mind” in the Light of the Evolution of Western Educational Thought. 
• Günter Mey & Marc Dietrich: From Text to Image – Shaping a Visual Grounded Theory Methodology. 
• Reiner Keller & Angelika Poferl: Soziologische Wissenskulturen zwischen individualisierter Inspiration und prozeduraler Legitimation. Zur Entwicklung qualitativer und interpretativer Sozialforschung in der deutschen und französischen Soziologie seit den 1960er Jahren.