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2017
SASE 29th Annual Meeting Award Winners
SASE extends warms congratulations to all of our awards winners from our 29th annual meeting in Lyon, France.
SASE Gala – Important Information
Due to increased security measures (“Vigipirate”) in France, the Lyon Hôtel de Ville will only be able to welcome 600 SASE attendees for the Gala reception on the evening of Thursday, June 29th. SASE will distribute invitations to the Gala reception to the first 600 participants who register at the registration desk. As such, we recommend […]
SER Impact Factor
New Impact Factor for SER!
Get your smartphones ready – SASE has an app!
SASE's new app for your smartphone allows you to create a personalized schedule for the Lyon conference.
Author Meets Critics Sessions at SASE Lyon 2017
See which authors will be present for our engaging 'Author Meets Critics' panels at the 29th annual SASE conference. June 29th - July 1st, Claude Bernard University, Lyon 1
Regulation and Governance
An early view of the latest issue of Regulation and Governance is now available.
Socio-economics after Trump
Gregory Jackson, chief editor of the SASE journal Socio-Economic Review speaks out! "Socio-economics after Trump". From the latest edition of the Socio-Economic Review.
Journal of Institutional Economics
The SASE-affiliated Journal of Institutional Economics has published a Douglass C. North Memorial Issue.
SER Brexit Special – SASE Berkeley
As Theresa May has now signed the letter that will formally begin the UK's departure from the European Union SASE looks back at our impromptu Brexit session from our 2016 annual meeting at UC Berkeley, and the subsequent special edition of the Socio-Economic Review.
III ISEM-SASE 2017 – Cartagena de Indias, Colombia
Submissions open 1st April 2017 for the 3rd Ibero-American Socioeconomics Meeting. ISEM-SASE 2017 Cartagena de Indias, Colombia.
Call for Papers: Special Issue of SER
Call for papers for the Socio-Economic Review (SER) special issue "Contesting Markets: How Organizations and Social Movements Shape the Political Economy"
Guest Editors: Neil Fligstein and Doug McAdam.
Submission Deadline 1st September 2017
Call for Papers: Special Issue of Economic and Industrial Democracy
Call for Papers: Special Issue of Economic and Industrial Democracy - "“Trade Unions and Democracy: In Memory of Giulio Regeni, 15.1.1988-n.d.2016”
Deadline for Submission: 15th September 2017
Center for European Studies – Open Forum Series
Open Forum is the CES working papers series intended to bring new work on Europe to a wider audience and facilitate discussion of the papers among authors and readers.
Early Career Workshop
SASE will host its second Early Career Workshop at its 2017 Conference in Lyon, France. The Workshop provides additional career development and networking opportunities at SASE for PhD students and researchers having obtained their PhD after March 2014.
Review of African Political Economy Reports on SASE/Berkeley
Jörg Wiegratz on the 2016 SASE/Berkeley conference
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Brexit Special
An impromptu session on Brexit at our UC Berkeley meeting has led to these great, extended written analyses from an array of SASE scholars.
Call for Papers – Special Issue of Economic and Industrial Democracy
Trade Unions and Democracy: In Memory of Giulio Regeni
Between 25 January and 3rd February 2016, Giulio Regeni, PhD student at the University of Cambridge, was kidnapped, tortured and murdered while carrying out research on independent labor organizations in Egypt...
Doctoral Fellowship at the Max Planck Sciences Po Center
The Max Planck Sciences Po Center on Coping with Instability in Market Societies (MaxPo, www.maxpo.eu) invites applications for doctoral fellowships. Deadline: 15 March 2017
Socio-Economic Review Volume 14 Issue 3 Is Out!
The latest issue of Socio-Economic Review covers a wide range of topics, ranging from the financialization of US higher education to the erosion of trust among the poor.
2016
Patrik Aspers on the New Economic Sociology
Patrik Aspers speaks with us in advance of his featured talk at the Bringing The New Economic Sociology Back Into the Sociological Analysis Workshop in Warsaw next May.
LSE – Assistant Professor in Management
LSE - Assistant Professor in Management
(Employment Relations and/or Human Resource Management) - Deadline is Sunday, 11 December 2016 (23.59 UK time)
New Issue of the Revue Française de Socio-Économie
L'emploi à l'épreuve de ses marges
Call for Papers: Rethinking German Political Economy
A one-day workshop at the Goethe Institute in San Francisco on 30 August 2017
Future SASE Conferences
Save the date for SASE's 2017 regional conference in Colombia
and for SASE/Kyoto 2018!
2016
SASE/Lyon 2017
SASE/Lyon 2017: What's Next? Disruptive/Collaborative Economy or Business as Usual?
SASE/Lyon 2017 Mini-Conference Themes
SASE/Lyon 2017 Mini-Conference Themes
Discover Lyon
Discover Lyon before the 2017 SASE conference.
Understanding the Results of the U.S. Presidential Election
by former SASE President Nancy DiTomaso
Wolfgang Streeck, “Social Democracy’s Last Rounds”
Past SASE President Wolfgang Streeck on his evolving perspective on social democracy, the much-contested “European project,” and why the Left needs to “sober up”.
Anarchy in the UK: Brexit style
Summary of the Brexit pop-up salon at SASE/Berkeley by SASE Networks Committee chair, Jackie O'Reilly
SCIENCES PO is recruiting an Assistant Professor in Sociology
SCIENCES PO is Recruiting an Assistant Professor (Tenure Track) in Sociology with a focus on Instruments and Organizational Dynamics. Deadline for submitting applications: January 31, 2017.
SASE/UC Berkeley in the French Press!
Journalist Martine Fournier came to visit the SASE 2016 meeting at UC Berkeley. She published her impressions of the conference in the French monthly, Sciences Humaines. Martine also conducted a short interview with Jens Beckert following his Author-Meets-Critics session on his latest book, Imagined Futures: Fictional Expectations and Capitalist Dynamics.
Top Cited Articles from SER
Read five highly cited articles published in SER here!
Former SASE President Bruce G. Carruthers lectures at the Library of Congress – October 28, 2016
Former SASE President, Bruce G. Carruthers will discuss how credit and credit decision-making in the United States has developed over the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries, in the annual Maguire Lecture at the Library of Congress on October 28.
Up to 3 Postdoctoral Positions in Economic Sociology and Political Economy
The Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies (MPIfG) provides an attractive environment for postdoctoral researchers to pursue their own research projects within the scope of the Institute’s research program. The deadline for applications is January 31, 2017.
Financialization and Beyond: Debt, Money, Wealth, and the Capture of Value
Finance is hard to escape. In recent years, the increasing social impact and interconnection of financial discourses, markets, actors, and institutions have been understood under the broad concept of financialization.
Special Issue Call for Papers
James March and Herbert Simon’s (1958) Organizations is one of the most influential contributions to the social sciences.
Social Finance, Impact Investing, and the Financialization of the Public Interest
EHESS welcomes paper proposals for an academic conference on Social Finance and Impact Investing in Hamburg, Germany.
Photos from SASE/UC Berkeley 2016
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SASE Program 2016
SASE/Berkeley Program.
Berkeley At-a-Glance Calendar and Provisional Web Program
Please keep in mind that session times are subject to change.
Featured Speakers
SASE/UC Berkeley 2016.
Featured Author-Meets-Critics Books at UC Berkeley
Meet the authors for the Berkeley panel.
Cheap Tickets from Europe!
Those of you who need to get to Berkeley all the way from Europe. Book early to save!