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The primary aim of Dialogues in Sociology is to cultivate and encourage new, exciting, stimulating, and often unusual and unprecedented debates across the discipline of sociology, and across all the many parts of the world where sociology is practised. View full journal description

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Dreaming of peace amidst the nightmare of war: Responding to my interlocutors

  • Jeffrey C. Alexander
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Non-ethnography and its discontents: Singular being, context, and the limits of extraction

  • Komang Ariyanto
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The culture of peace: Reflections on Jeffrey C. Alexander's war essay

  • Frédéric Vandenberghe
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How should we think about globalization in a post-globalization era?

  • Victor Roudometof
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Globalization – everything, everywhere, all the time

  • Jan Nederveen Pieterse
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Sociology of fashion: What would Luhmann say?

  • Aurélie Van de Peer
  • Rudi Laermans
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What Next for Actor Network Theory? Inventing around Latour on a planet in distress

  • Anders Blok
  • Casper Bruun Jensen
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How should we think about globalization in a post-globalization era?

  • Victor Roudometof
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Societal polarization, academic freedom, and the promise of dialogical sociology

  • Sari Hanafi
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The civil sphere in war and peace: From Athens to Kyiv

  • Jeffrey C Alexander
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What Next for Actor Network Theory? Inventing around Latour on a planet in distress

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