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Volume 67 Issue 1, February 2024
Editorial
Free accessEditorialFirst published January 18, 2024pp. 3–5
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How does material culture shape contentious politics? Things, we argue, influence political contention in ways that are reducible neither to struggles over meaning nor to the thingly aspect of things. The article combines pragmatic semiotics with insights ...Free accessResearch articleFirst published August 7, 2023pp. 6–19
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In this research note, we analyze the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on cultural participation. We use rich survey data from Denmark to construct pooled time-series cross-sectional data for each month of the years 2019–2021 and report three findings. ...Free accessResearch articleFirst published September 20, 2023pp. 20–31
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This article uses a novel method—the Imitation Game—to search for lasting ethnic biculturalism. I address the case of Finland-Swedes and the Finnish-speaking majority in Finland. While it is known that most Finland-Swedes are fluent in two languages, ...Open AccessResearch articleFirst published February 13, 2023pp. 32–49
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Higher education institutions are pressured to use data for university rankings, accreditation, decision making, and technical support of students and faculty. However, these organizations also experience barriers and resistance to such data-driven ...Free accessResearch articleFirst published January 2, 2023pp. 50–65
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This paper investigates the effect of attending immigrant-dense schools on student outcomes, which consists of the joint effect of immigrant peers and school context. The sorting of students into schools is not random, and a large immigrant peer effect ...Open AccessResearch articleFirst published February 3, 2023pp. 66–87
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Sociology of philosophy is the name of a theory-based, empirical sociological subdivision, whose basic approach is praxeological: doing philosophy involves a variety of socially situated practices that in some cases result in philosophical arguments and ...Open AccessResearch articleFirst published November 16, 2023pp. 88–97
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Separation often leads to worse economic consequences for women than for men. However, little is known about how economic consequences of separation play out for different groups of women. Women who are younger than their male partner are generally ...Open AccessResearch articleFirst published December 4, 2022pp. 98–116
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Why are Nordic sociologists not providing diagnoses of society these days? What has happened to our desire to describe the wider sociocultural currents of the world we live in? Where indeed are the present-day Danish Sennett, the Finnish Rosa, or the ...Open AccessArticle commentaryFirst published November 28, 2023pp. 117–120
Book Reviews
Free accessBook reviewFirst published November 16, 2022pp. 121–122
Free accessBook reviewFirst published November 16, 2022pp. 122–124
Free accessBook reviewFirst published November 16, 2022pp. 124–125
Call for Papers
Free accessResearch articleFirst published October 29, 2023pp. 126–128
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