Special Issue – Agent-Based Modeling in Social Science, History, and Philosophy.

• Dominik Klein, Johannes Marx & Kai Fischbach: Agent-Based Modeling in Social Science, History, and Philosophy. An Introduction. [Abstract]

Contributions

• Rogier De Langhe: An Agent-Based Model of Thomas Kuhn's The Structure of Scientific Revolutions. [Abstract]
• Manuela Fernández Pinto & Daniel Fernández Pinto: Epistemic Landscapes Reloaded: An Examination of Agent-Based Models in Social Epistemology. [Abstract]
• Csilla Rudas & János Török: Modeling the Wikipedia to Understand the Dynamics of Long Disputes and Biased Articles. [Abstract]
• Simon Scheller: When Do Groups Get It Right? – On the Epistemic Performance of Voting and Deliberation. [Abstract]
• Ulf Christian Ewert & Marco Sunder: Modelling Maritime Trade Systems: Agent-Based Simulation and Medieval History. [Abstract]
• Daniel M. Mayerhoffer: Raising Children to Be (In-)Tolerant. Influence of Church, Education, and Society on Adolescents’ Stance towards Queer People in Germany. [Abstract]
• Johannes Schmitt & Simon T. Franzmann: A Polarizing Dynamic by Center Cabinets? The Mechanism of Limited Contestation. [Abstract]
• Bert Baumgaertner: Models of Opinion Dynamics and Mill-Style Arguments for Opinion Diversity. [Abstract]
• Dominik Klein & Johannes Marx: Generalized Trust in the Mirror. An Agent-Based Model on the Dynamics of Trust. [Abstract]
• Bennett Holman, William J. Berger, Daniel J. Singer, Patrick Grim & Aaron Bramson: Diversity and Democracy: Agent-Based Modeling in Political Philosophy. [Abstract]
• AnneMarie Borg, Daniel Frey, Dunja Šešelja & Christian Straßer: Epistemic Effects of Scientific Interaction: Approaching the Question with an Argumentative Agent-Based Model. [Abstract]
• Michael Gavin: An Agent-Based Computational Approach to “The Adam Smith Problem.” [Abstract]
  

Autobiographische Anmerkungen

• Klaus J. Bade: Warum es kam, wie es kam: Autobiografische Anmerkungen. [Abstract]

Beiträge

• Klaus J. Bade: Der Traum vom ‚Export der sozialen Frage‘ durch imperiale Expansion und koloniale Auswanderung: der Fall Friedrich Fabri [1975/2005]. [Abstract]
• Klaus J. Bade: Zur interdisziplinären Ortsbestimmung sozialhistorischer Migrations-forschung: Begriffe und Modelle, Methodenfragen und Theorieprobleme [1979/2005]. [Abstract]
• Klaus J. Bade: Bewegungsformen und Bestimmungsfaktoren transnationaler und interner Migration in den deutschen Nordostgebieten vor dem Ersten Weltkrieg: Entwurf eines heuristischen Modells [1979/2005]. [Abstract]
• Klaus J. Bade: Vom Export der Sozialen Frage zur importierten Sozialen Frage: Deutschland im transnationalen Wanderungsgeschehen seit der Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts [1984/1985]. [Abstract]
• Klaus J. Bade: Historische Migrationsforschung [2002]. [Abstract]
• Klaus J. Bade: Migration in der europäischen Geschichte seit dem späten Mittelalter [2002]. [Abstract]
• Klaus J. Bade: Wanderungstraditionen und Wanderungssysteme am Ende der Frühen Neuzeit [2002]. [Abstract]
• Klaus J. Bade: Wanderungen im Europa des 19. und frühen 20. Jahrhunderts: Arbeitswanderungen und Unternehmerreisen [2000]. [Abstract]
  
• Klaus J. Bade: Enzyklopädie Migration in Europa vom 17. Jahrhundert bis zur Gegenwart [2007/2011]. [Abstract]
• Klaus J. Bade: Kritik und Gewalt. Sarrazin-Debatte, ,Islamkritik‘ und Terror in der Einwanderungsgesellschaft [2013/2014]. [Abstract]
• Klaus J. Bade: Blockade und Befreiung: Identitätskrise, Ersatzdebatten und neue Selbstbilder in der Einwanderungsgesellschaft [2013]. [Abstract]
• Klaus J. Bade: Von Unworten zu Untaten: Kulturängste, Populismus und politische Feindbilder in der deutschen Migrations- und Asyldiskussion zwischen ‚Gastarbeiterfrage’ und ‚Flüchtlingskrise’ [2016]. [Abstract]
• Klaus J. Bade: Einwanderungsgesellschaft in der ‚Flüchtlingskrise’ [2017]. [Abstract]

HSR Special Issue
Changing Power Relations and the Drag Effects of Habitus. Theoretical and Empirical Approaches in the Twenty-First Century (ed. Stefanie Ernst, Christoph Weischer & Behrouz Alikhani)

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. [Abstract]

Methodological and Theoretical Approaches

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

Work and Globalisation

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

Social Conflicts, Immigration, and Democratisation

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

Education

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

Mixed Issue:

• Nathalie Bulle: Educating “Modern Mind” in the Light of the Evolution of Western Educational Thought. [Abstract]
• Günter Mey & Marc Dietrich: From Text to Image – Shaping a Visual Grounded Theory Methodology. [Abstract]
• 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. [Abstract]

HSR Special Issue
Critique and Social Change: Historical, Cultural, and Institutional Perspectives (ed. Thomas Kern, Thomas Laux & Insa Pruisken)

• Thomas Kern, Thomas Laux & Insa Pruisken: Critique and Social Change: An Introduction.
• Frank Adloff & Larissa Pfaller: Critique in statu nascendi? The Reluctance towards Organ Donation.
• Christine Schwarz: Going Underground: Merging Collaboration with Micro-Resistance. 
• Patrick Sachweh: Criticizing Inequality? How Ideals of Equality Do – and Do Not – Contribute to the De-Legitimation of Inequality in Contemporary Germany. 
• Rainer Diaz‐Bone: Discourses, Conventions, and Critique – Perspectives of the Institutionalist Approach of the Economics of Convention. 
• Laura Centemeri: From Public Participation to Place-Based Resistance. Environmental Critique and Modes of Valuation in the Struggles against the Expansion of the Malpensa Airport. 
• Sascha Münnich: Outside Powers: The Moral Economy of Anti-Financial Movements 1870-1930 and Today. 
• Philip Wallmeier: Exit as Critique. Communes and Intentional Communities in the 1960s and Today. 
• Isabel Kusche: The Accusation of Clientelism: On the Interplay between Social Science, Mass Media, and Politics in the Critique of Irish Democracy. 
• Henrik Dosdall & Byron Z. Rom-Jensen: Letting Lehman Go: Critique, Social Change, and the Demise of Lehman Brothers.
• Insa Pruisken: Institutional Logics and Critique in German Academic Science: Studying the Merger of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology. 
• Thomas Kern & Thomas Laux: Revolution or Negotiated Regime Change? Structural Dynamics in the Process of Democratization. The Case of South Korea in the 1980s. 

HSR Forum 
Community Transformation in Asian Societies. Selected Case Studies (ed. Fumyia Onaka)

• Fumyia Onaka: Community Transformation in Asian Societies. An Introduction.
• Buapun Promphakping: Well-Being of Returning Migrants in the Rural Northeast of Thailand: Process Oriented Methodology.
• Taro Hirai: Legitimacy or Legitimation? Intensive Analysis of Informal Decision-Making Processes of Disaster Response after 3.11 Earthquake. 
• Noriyuki Suzuki: The Formation Process for Civil Society in Northeast Thailand: A Social Research Case Study of Two Villages.
• Thanapauge Chamaratana, Dusadee Ayuwat & Oranutda Chinnasri: Social Mobility Springboard: Occupational Prestige of Thai Labour Brokers. 
• Mohd Amar Aziz, Noor Hadzlida Ayob & Kamaruddin Abdulsomad: Restructuring Foreign Worker Policy and Community Transformation in Malaysia.

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