Volume 33, Issue 4

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December 2010

Special Issue: Knowledge in Practice

Issue Editors:

Claudio Benzecry,
Monika Krause

13 articles in this issue

How Do they Know? Practicing Knowledge in Comparative Perspective
Claudio E. Benzecry
Monika Krause
SPECIAL ISSUE ON KNOWLEDGE IN PRACTICE 03 June 2010 Pages: 415 - 422
From Rats to Riches: Game Playing and the Production of the Capitalist Self
Daniel Fridman
SPECIAL ISSUE ON KNOWLEDGE IN PRACTICE 01 September 2010 Pages: 423 - 446
Beyond the Head: The Practical Work of Curating Contemporary Art
Sophia Krzys Acord
SPECIAL ISSUE ON KNOWLEDGE IN PRACTICE Open access 18 June 2010 Pages: 447 - 467
From Abstract Concepts to Experiential Knowledge: Embodying Enlightenment in a Meditation Center
Michal Pagis
SPECIAL ISSUE ON KNOWLEDGE IN PRACTICE 18 July 2010 Pages: 469 - 489
Organization Formation as Epistemic Practice: The Early Epistemological Function of the American Medical Association
Owen Whooley
SPECIAL ISSUE ON KNOWLEDGE IN PRACTICE 01 September 2010 Pages: 491 - 511
Bureaucracy, Democracy and Exclusion: Why Indigenous Knowledge Holders Have a Hard Time Being Taken Seriously
Chantelle Marlor
SPECIAL ISSUE ON KNOWLEDGE IN PRACTICE 21 July 2010 Pages: 513 - 531
Accounting for State Intervention: The Social Histories of “Beneficiaries”
Monika Krause
SPECIAL ISSUE ON KNOWLEDGE IN PRACTICE 02 July 2010 Pages: 533 - 547
“Public Policy is Like Having a Vaudeville Act”: Languages of Duty and Difference among Think Tank-Affiliated Policy Experts
Thomas Medvetz
SPECIAL ISSUE ON KNOWLEDGE IN PRACTICE Open access 19 June 2010 Pages: 549 - 562
Afterword to the Special Issue on Knowledge in Practice
Neil Gross
SPECIAL ISSUE ON KNOWLEDGE IN PRACTICE 01 September 2010 Pages: 563 - 567
The Problem of Embodiment in the Sociology of Knowledge: Afterword to the Special Issue on Knowledge in Practice
Marion Fourcade
SPECIAL ISSUE ON KNOWLEDGE IN PRACTICE Open access 14 September 2010 Pages: 569 - 574
Modernity and Social Knowledge Reconsidered: On John R. Hall’s Apocalypse
Isaac Ariail Reed
SPECIAL ISSUE ON KNOWLEDGE IN PRACTICE 15 June 2010 Pages: 575 - 581
Urban ANTs: A Review Essay
David J. Madden
SPECIAL ISSUE ON KNOWLEDGE IN PRACTICE 17 June 2010 Pages: 583 - 589
The Social life of the Clinical Trial
Daniel A. Menchik
SPECIAL ISSUE ON KNOWLEDGE IN PRACTICE 14 September 2010 Pages: 591 - 593

Volume 33, Issue 4

How Do they Know? Practicing Knowledge in Comparative Perspective

From Rats to Riches: Game Playing and the Production of the Capitalist Self

Beyond the Head: The Practical Work of Curating Contemporary Art

From Abstract Concepts to Experiential Knowledge: Embodying Enlightenment in a Meditation Center

Organization Formation as Epistemic Practice: The Early Epistemological Function of the American Medical Association

Bureaucracy, Democracy and Exclusion: Why Indigenous Knowledge Holders Have a Hard Time Being Taken Seriously

Accounting for State Intervention: The Social Histories of “Beneficiaries”

“Public Policy is Like Having a Vaudeville Act”: Languages of Duty and Difference among Think Tank-Affiliated Policy Experts

Afterword to the Special Issue on Knowledge in Practice

The Problem of Embodiment in the Sociology of Knowledge: Afterword to the Special Issue on Knowledge in Practice

Modernity and Social Knowledge Reconsidered: On John R. Hall’s Apocalypse

Urban ANTs: A Review Essay

The Social life of the Clinical Trial

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