Category: Sociology of Language

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Active Ageing Index in Korea – Comparison with China and EU countries
Can Crime Foster Social Participation as Conflict Can?*
‘They cry, cry, they want to go to school’: the micro‐politics of asylum‐seeking children’s articulated emotions and belonging in relation to the Swedish school
Contemporary organizational theory: The demographic, relational, and cultural perspectives
How do community development activities affect the construction of rural places? A case study from Finland
Are the Most Competitive Men More Resilient to Failures than the Most Competitive Women? Evidence from Professional Golf Tournaments*
Post‐2008 Multi‐Sited Household Practices: Between Morocco, Spain and Norway
Explaining subnational variations in early childhood education and care. A fuzzy‐set analysis of the Italian case

Building Meaning in Context: A Dynamic Approach to Bantu Clause Structure
Building Meaning in Context: A Dynamic Approach to Bantu Clause Structure uses the tools of the Dynamic Syntax framework to explore morphosyntactic phenomena in a number of Bantu languages. Read More...
Hannah Gibson
Simmel
Georg Simmel, as well as being a major philosopher, is one of the founding figures of sociology whose work is comparable in importance to that of Marx, Weber, and Durkheim. His writings on money, metropolises, and modernity have inspired generations of thinkers for over a century.In this book, leading expert Thomas Kemple clearly and […]
Thomas Kemple
Guanxi, How China Works
How do social relations, or guanxi, matter in China today and how can this distinctive form of personal connection be better understood? In Guanxi: How China Works, Yanjie Bian analyzes the forms, dynamics, and impacts of guanxi relations in reform-era China, and shows them to be a crucial part of the puzzle of how Chinese society operates.Rich in […]
Yanjie Bian