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The Benefit of Broad Horizons: Intellectual and Institutional Preconditions for a Global Social Science |
Hans Joas; Barbro Klein (Volume Editors)
Brill
The Benefit of Broad Horizons: Intellectual and Institutional Preconditions for a Global Social Science
The Growing Confusion Between “Private” and “Public” in American Higher Education
Authors

Neil J. Smelser

ARI Id

1674442042702_9217842

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Pages

355–369

Chapter URL

https://brill.com/display/book/9789004192874/B9789004192874-s021.xml

Table of Contents of Book
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Preliminary Material
Hans Joas; Barbro Klein
i–xx
The State and the Political The Reconstitution of the Realm of the Political and the Problematique of Modern Regimes
S.N. Eisenstadt
1–14
The Strange Hybrid of the Early American State
Max M. Edling
15–32
Policy Metrics under Scrutiny: The Legacy of New Public Management
Daniel Tarschys
33–50
History and The Social Sciences History and the Social Sciences Today
Jürgen Kocka
51–67
The Present Position and Prospects of Social and Political Theory
Dietrich Rueschemeyer
69–86
The Contingency of Secularization: Reflections on the Problem of Secularization in the Work of Reinhart Koselleck
Hans Joas
87–104
The Missing Sentence: The Visual Arts and the Social Sciences in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Paris
Wolf Lepenies
105–124
Political Economy in Historical Context: The Case of Malthus and Sweden
Lars Magnusson
125–142
Professionalism as Ideology
Rolf Torstendahl
143–164
Civilizational Studies and The Comparison of Civilizations Interpreting History and Understanding Civilizations
Johann P. Arnason
165–184
Comparison without Hegemony
Sheldon Pollock
185–204
Developmental Patterns and Processes in Islamicate Civilization and the Impact of Modernization
Said A. Arjomand
205–226
Towards a World Sociology of Modernity
Peter Wagner
227–239
Cultural and Social Dynamics “The First Draft of History”: Notes on Events and Cultural Turbulence
Ulf Hannerz
241–259
Cultural Loss and Cultural Rescue: Lilli Zickerman, Ottilia Adelborg, and the Promises of the Swedish Homecraft Movement
Barbro Klein
261–280
The Buddhist Connection between China and Ancient Cambodia: ŚramaṆna Mandra’s Visit to Jiankang
Wang Bangwei
281–291
Autochthonous Chinese Conceptual History in a Jocular Narrative Key: The Emotional Engagement Qíng
Christoph Harbsmeier
293–313
On the Contagiousness of Non-Contagious Behavior: The Case of Tax Avoidance and Tax Evasion
Peter Hedström; Rebeca Ibarra
315–336
Universities and The Dilemmas of Higher Education Views from the Acropolis and the Agora: Clark Kerr’s Industrial Society
Sheldon Rothblatt
337–353
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