Rationalization, rationalizations

Studies collected and resented by Philippe Bezes, Sebastian Billows, Patrice Duran & Michel Lallement

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Introduction. For a sociology of rationalization: From Max Weber to contemporary research
Philippe Bezes, Sebastian Billows, Patrice Duran, Michel Lallement
Translated and edited by Cadenza Academic Translations
Translator: Isabelle Chaize, Editor: Faye Winsor, Senior editor: Mark Mellor

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(How) is it rational?
Forms of legal rationalization and the mitigation of inequality in capitalist democracies
Robin Stryker

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Varia

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Reading notes only on-line on the CAIRN website

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Appendices only on-line on the Cairn website

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Founded by Emile Durkheim, the journal is now inclusive: its sole principle remains the search for accuracy and scientific rigor in social science. It largely publishes contributions on empirical sociological knowledge, and research on social science history. It also includes research regarding the relationship between sociology and other social sciences (history, anthropology, economics, and psychology). Read more...

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