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• Global Sociology ^
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  • Debate on International Sociology (Contemporary Sociology, July, 2011)
  • Piotr Sztompka: “Another Sociological Utopia”
  • Michael Burawoy: “The Last Positivist”
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  • "On Uncompromising Pessimism: Response to My Critics" (Global Labor Journal, 2011)
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  • "From Polanyi to Pollyanna: The False Optimism of Global Labor Studies" (Global Labour Journal 2010)
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  • "Facing an Unequal World" (Introduction to Facing an Unequal World: Challenges for a Global Sociology, edited by Michael Burawoy, Mau-kuei Chang, and Michelle Fei-yu Hsieh (ISA, 2010)
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  • "Challenges for a Global Sociology" (Contexts, Fall, 2009) (Film)
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  • "Forging Global Sociology from Below" in Sujata Patel (ed.), International Handbook on Diverse Sociological Traditions (Sage Publications, 2009) [Portuguese]
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• Methodology ^
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  • "Working in the Tracks of State Socialism" (Capital and Class, 2009)
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  • "Revisits: An Outline of a Theory of Reflexive Ethnography" (American Sociological Review2003)
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  • "The Extended Case Method" (Theoretical Sociology, 1998)
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  • Two Methods in Search of Science: Skocpol vs Trotsky" (Theory and Society, 1989)
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• The Russian Transition to Capitalism ^
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  • "Buried in the Rubble of Communism" (Focaal, 2010)
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  • "Transition without Transformation: Russia's Descent into Capitalism" (2001)
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  • "Neoclassical Sociology: From the End of Communism to the End of Classes" (2001)
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  • "Involution and Destitution in Capitalist Russia" (With Pavel Krotov and Tatyana Lytkina) (2000)
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  • "A Sociology for the Second Great Transformation" (2000)
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  • "The Great Involution: Russia's Response to the Market" (1999)
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  • "State and Economic Involution: Russia through a Chinese Lens" (1996)
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  • "The Economic Basis of Russia's Political Crisis" (With Pavel Krotov) (1993)
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  • "Between Perestroika and Privatization" (With Kathryn Hendley) (1992)
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  • "The Soviet transition from Socialism to Capitalism" (With Pavel Krotov) (1992)
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• Marxism ^
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  • "The Importance of Real Utopias: Response to Russell Jacoby" (Dissent, 2011)
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  • "For a Sociological Marxism: The Complementary Convergence of Antonio Gramsci and Karl Polanyi" (2003)
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  • "Sociological Marxism" (With Erik Olin Wright) (2002)
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  • Marxism after Communism (2000)
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  • Marxism as Science (1990) [Spanish version]
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  • "Marxism is Dead: Long Live Marxism!" (1990)
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  • "Mythological Individualism: The Metaphysical Foundation of Analytical Marxism" (1995)
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  • "Marxism Without Micro-Foundations: Przeworski's Critique of Social Democracy" (1989)
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    • Adam Przeworski: "Class, Production and Politics: A Reply to Burawoy" (1989)
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  • "Marxism, Philosophy and Science" (1989)
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  • "The Limits of Wright's Analytical Marxism and an Alternative" (1987)
    • E.O. Wright: "Reply to Burawoy's Comments on "Reflections on Classes" (1987)
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  • "The Written and the Repressed in Gouldner's Industrial Sociology" (1982)
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  • "The Resurgence of Marxism in American Sociology" (1982)
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• Southern Africa ^
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  • "Southern Windmill: The life and Work of Edward Webster" (Transformation, 2010)
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  • "From Earth to Heaven: South African Sociology in the International Context" (South African Review of Sociology, 2009)
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  • "From Liberation to Reconstruction: Theory and Practice in the Life of Harold Wolpe" (2004)
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  • "The Capitalist State in South Africa: Marxist and Sociological Perspectives on Race and Class" (1981)
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  • "The Functions and Reproduction of Migrant Labor: Comparative Material from Southerrn Africa and United States" (1976)
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  • "Consciousness and Contrradiction: A Study of Student Protest in Zambia" (1976)
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  • "Race, Class and Colonialism" (1974)
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  • "Another Look at the Mineworker" (1972)

• Michael Kennedy, "A Public Sociology of Emerging Democracies" (Bulletin of University of Lviv, 2010)
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• Paul van Seters, "From Public Sociology to Public Philosophy: Lessons for Law and Society" (Law and Social Inquiry, 2010)
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• Jeff Manza, Michael Sauder and Nathan Wright, "Producing Textbook Sociology" (Arch.europ.sociol., 2010)
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• Patricia Mooney Nickel, "Public Sociology for Human Rights as Rites of Rule" (Current Sociology, 2010)
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• Sokratis Koniordos, “The Discussion of Public Sociology and Sociology in Greece” (Greek) (2010)
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• Avi Shankar, "Reframing Critical Marketing" (Journal of Marketing Management, 2009)
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• Eva Elliott and Gareth Williams, "Developing Public Sociology through Health Impact Assessment" (Sociology of Health and Illness, 2008)
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• Michael Keith, "Public sociology? Between Heroic Immersion and Critical Distance: Personal Reflections on Academic Engagement with Political Life" (Critical Social Policy, 2008)
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• George Lawson, "For a Public International Relations" (International Political Sociology, 2008)
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• Michael Smith, "Public Psychiatry: A Neglected Professional Role" (Advances in Psychiatric Treatment, 2008)
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• John Holmwood, "Sociology as Public Discourse and Private Practice: A Critique of Michael Burawoy" (Sociological Theory, 2007)
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• Lynn Chancer and Eugene McLaughlin, "Public Criminology: Diverse Perspectives on Academia and Policy" (Theoretical Criminology, 2007)
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• Pat O'Connor, "Private Troubles, Public Issues: The Irish Sociological Imagination" (Irish Journal of Sociology, 2006).
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• Diane Vaughan, "NASA Revisited: Theory, Anaslogy amnd Public Sociology" (American Journal of Sociology, 2006)
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• Ian Loader and Richard Sparks, Public Criminology? (Routledge, 2011)
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• Vincent Jeffries (ed.), The Handbook of Public Sociology (Rowman and Littlefield, 2009)
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• Michael Hviid Jacobsen (ed.), Public Sociology: Proceedings of the Anniversary Conference Celebrating Ten years of Sociology in Aalborg (Aalborg University Press, Denmark, 2008)
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• Dan Clawson et al.(eds.), Public Sociology: Fifteen Eminent Sociologists Debate Politics and the Profession in the Twenty-First Century (University of California Press, 2007)
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• Andrew Barlow, (ed.), Collaborations for Social Justice: Professionals, Publics, and Policy Change (Rowman and Littlefield, 2007)
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• Ben Agger, Public Sociology: From Social Facts to Literary Acts (Rowman and Littlefield, 2007)
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• Lawrence Nichols, (ed.), Public Sociology: The Contemporary Debate (Transaction Publishers, 2007)
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• Judith Blau and Keri E. Iyall Smith (eds.), Public Sociologies Reader (Rowman and Littlefield, 2006)
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• Foreign Language Collections
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• In Portugese: Ruy Braga and Michael Burawoy, For a Public Sociology. (Alameda Press, 2009)
• In Russian: Pavel Romanov and Elena Iarskaia-Smirnova (eds.), The Public Role of Sociology. (Center for Social Policy and Gender Research, 2008).
• In Mandarin: Michael Burawoy, Public Sociology (Social Science Academic Press, 2007)

• "Universities in Crisis: Ireland" (Irish Times, February 1, 2011)
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• "Southern Windmill: The Life and Work of Edward Webster" (Transformation, 2010)
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• "Can 'Public Sociology' Travel as far as Russia?" (Laboratorium, 2009) (РУССКИЙ)
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• "Disciplinary Mosaic: The Case of Canadian Sociology" (Address to the Canadian Sociological Associastion, 2009, published in Canadian Journal of Sociology, Cahiers canadiens de sociologie,2009)
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• "Public Sociology in the Age of Obama" (Address to the Japanese Sociological Society, 2008, published in Innovation -- The European Journal of Social Science Research, 2009) [Portuguese]
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• "The Public Sociology Wars" (Concluding chapter in Handbook of Public Sociology, 2009)
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• “The Public Turn: From Labor Process to Labor Movement” (Work and Occupations, 2008)
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• "Open the Social Sciences: To Whom and For What?" (Address to Portuguese Sociological Association, 2006, published in The Portuguese Journal of Social Science, 2008)
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• "What Is To Be Done? Theses on the Degradation of Social Existence in a Globalizing World" (Current Sociology, 2008)
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• "An Open Letter to C Wright Mills" (Antipode, Vol. 30(3), 2008)
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• "A Public Sociology for California" (Address to California Sociological Association, 2005, published in Critical Sociology, Vol.34 (3), 2008)
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• "Private Troubles and Public Issues" in Andrew Barlow (ed.), Collaborations for Social Justice (Lanham, MD.: Rowman and Littlefield, 2007)
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• "The Field of Sociology: Its Power and Its Promise" in Clawson et al. (eds.) Public Sociology: Fifteen Eminent Sociologists Debate Politics and the Profession in the Twenty-First Century. (University of California Press, 2007)
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• “Public Sociology: Mills vs. Gramsci” (Sociologica, 2007)
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• "Public Sociology vs. The Market" (Socio-Economic Review, 2007)
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• "Public Sociology on a Global Scale," (Address to the Hong Kong Sociological Association, 2005, published in Social Transformations in Chinese Societies, Vol. 2, 2006).
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• "A Public Sociology for Human Rights,” Introduction to Judith Blau and Keri Iyall Smith (eds.), Public Sociologies Reader (Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield, 2006)
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• "Third-Wave Sociology and the End of Pure Science" (American Sociologist, 2005)
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• "The Return of the Repressed: Recovering the Public Face of U.S. Sociology, One Hundred Years On" (The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 600, July, 2005)
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• "The Critical Turn to Public Sociology" (Critical Sociology, Summer 2005)
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• "Provincializing the Social Sciences," (Conclusion to George Steinmetz, editor, The Politics of Method in the Human Sciences, Duke University Press, 2005)
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• "To Advance, Sociology Must not Retreat" (The Chronicle of Higher Education, August 13th., 2004)
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• "From Liberation to Reconstruction: Theory and Practice in the Life of Harold Wolpe" (Review of African Political Economy, 2004. Abbreviated version of the Wolpe Memorial Lecture, South Africa, 2004.)
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• "The World Needs Public Sociology" (Norwegian journal Sosiologisk tidsskrift, No. 3, 2004)
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• "Public Sociologies: Contradictions, Dilemmas, and Possibilities" (Address to North Carolina Sociological Association, Social Forces, June 2004)
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• "Public Sociologies: A Symposium from Boston College" (Social Problems, February 2004)
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• "South Africanizing U.S. Sociology" (Published in the Marxist Newsletter, From the Left, 2003)
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• “Public Sociologies in a Global Context" (Address to Polson Institute, Cornell University, 2003)
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• "Public Sociology: South African Dilemmas in a Global Context" (Address to South African Sociological Association, 2003; Society in Transition, 2004)
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• "Models of Public Sociology: Hausknecht vs. Burawoy" (Published in Footnotes, 2003)
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• "Public Sociologies and the Grassroots" (Address to Sociologists for Women in Society, 2002)
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• "Public Sociology at Berkeley: Past, Present and Future" (With Jonathan Van Antwerpen, 2001)

• Making Public Sociology, Global Labour Journal, 2011
  • Michael Burawoy, "Making Public Sociology: Its Pitfalls and Its Possibilities."
  • Huw Beynon, "Engaging Labour: British Sociology 1945-2010."
  • Enrique de la Garza Toledo, "Searching for Mexico's Lost Labor Subject: Histoiricxal asnd Biographical Milestones in the Constitution of the Sociology of Work in Mexico."
  • Mihai Varga, "An Anatomy of 'Collective Anti-Collectivism: Labor Sociology in Ukraine and Romania."
  • Michael Burawoy, "On Uncompromising Pessimism: Response to my Critics."
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• Public Sociology: Problematics, Publicity, and Possibility, The American Sociologist, 2009
  • Lawrence T. Nichols, “Public Sociology: Problematics, Publicity, and Possibilities.”
  • Darren Noy, "The Contradictions of Public Sociology: A View from a Graduate Student at Berkeley."
  • Joey Sprague and Heather Laube, "Institutional Barriers to Doing Public Sociology: Experiences of Feminists in the Academy."
  • Matthias Revers, “Sociologists in the Press.”
  • Catherine Siebel and Katherine Clegg Smith, “How Public Are We? Coverage of Sociology by the Associated Press.”
  • John Gabriel, Jenny Harding, Peter Hodgkinson, Liz Kelly and Alya Khan, “Public Sociology: Working at the Interstices.”
  • Barbara A. Misztal, “A Nobel Trinity: Jane Addams, Emily Greene Balch and Alva Myrdal.”
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• Symposium on Public Sociology from Russia, Laboratorium, 2009 (Русский and English)
  • Mischa Gabowitsch, “Public Sociology: International Models and Russian Views.” (English | Русский)
  • Michael Burawoy, “Can “Public Sociology” Travel as far as Russia?” (English | Русский)
  • Vasily Bushnev, Elena Moskovkina, Natalia Savelieva, and Oleg Zhuravlev, “‘Public’ Sociology in Russia.” (English | Русский)
  • Yana Krupets, “Public Sociology without Professional Sociologists: In Search of a New Utopia.” (English | Русский)
  • Nikolay Mitrokhin, “Short Remarks about certain Structural Problems of Contemporary Russian Sociology.” (English | Русский)
  • Mikhail Rozhansky, “The Pitfalls of Publicness may be Overcome.” (English | Русский)
  • Liliya Sagitova, “Difficulties of Prognosis.” (English | Русский)
  • Oksana Zaporozhets, “Overcoming Sociological Narcissism: The Heterogeneous Landscape of Public Action.” (English | Русский)
  • Tatjana Zimenkova, “Fusing Public Sociology and Policy Sociology: The New Goal of Sociological Professionalization?” (English | Русский)
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• SOCIOLOGIA PÚBLICA: engajamento e crítica social em debate, Caderno CRH, Salvador, 2009
  (Symposium on Public Sociology from Brazil, Caderno CRH, 2009) (Português)
  • Ruy Braga & Marco Aurélio Santana, Introdução
  • Michael Burawoy, A Sociologia Pública Em Tempos De Barack Obama
  • Alain Touraine, A Sociologia Pública E O Fim Da Sociedade
  • Jonathan H. Turner, Contra A Sociologia Pública: será ela a melhor forma de tornar a Sociologia relevante?
  • Simon Schwartzman, A Sociologia Como Profissão Pública No Brasil
  • Leonardo Mello e Silva, Touraine, Burawoy, Gramsci: do social ao politico
  • Marco Aurélio Santana & Ruy Braga, O Pêndulo Oscilante sociologia do trabalho e movimento sindical no Brasil
  • Elísio Estanque, Sociologia e Engajamento em Portugal: reflexões a partir do trabalho e do sindicalismo
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• Symposium on Public Sociology from Canada, Canadian Journal of Sociology, Cahiers canadiens de sociologie, 2009)
  • Rick Helmes-Hayes, Neil Mclaughlin, “Public Sociology in Canada: Debates, Research and Historical Context.”
  • Gillian Creese, Arlene Tigar McLaren, Jane Pulkingham, “Rethinking Burawoy: Reflections from Canadian Feminist Sociology.”
  • Scott Davies, “Drifting Apart? The Institutional Dynamics Awaiting Public Sociology in Canada.”
  • Robert Joseph Brym, M. Reza Nakhaie, “Professional, Critical, Policy, and Public Academics in Canada.”
  • Anne Mesny, “What Do ‘We’ Know That ‘They’ Don’t? Sociologists’ versus Non-Sociologists’ Knowledge.”
  • Lisa Kowalchuk, Neil McLaughlin, “Mapping the Social Space of Opinion: Public Sociology and the Op-Ed in Canada.”
  • Avi Goldberg, “Axel van den Berg, What Do Public Sociologists Do? A Critique of Burawoy.”
  • Jean-Philippe Warren, “The Three Axes of Sociological Practice: The Case of French Quebec.”
  • Richard Helmes-Hayes, “Engaged, Practical Intellectualism: John Porter and ‘New Liberal’ Public Sociology.”
  • Michael Burawoy, “Disciplinary Mosaic: The Case of Canadian Sociology.”
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• Symposium on Public Sociology from Europe, Actes de la Recherche en Sciences Sociales, 2009
  • Contents
  • Étienne Ollion, "(Que) fairede la sociologie publique?"
  • Michael Burawoy et al., "Pour la sociologie publique."
  • Godfried Engbersen, "Les capricieux publics de la sociologie néerlandaise."
  • Virgilio Borges Pereira, "Le difficile essor de la sociologie portugaise."
  • Daniel Bertaux, "Introduction a la traduction de la premiere partie..."
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• "The Public Sociology of Labor," Work and Occupations, 2008, 2009; Industry and Labour, 2008
  • Michael Burawoy, “The Public Turn: From Labor Process to Labor Movement” (Work and Occupations, Vol.35(4), 2008)
  • Rob Lambert, "Organic Public Sociology and the Labour Movement: A Biographical Reflection." (Industry and Labour, 2008).
  • Donna Baines, "Labour Studies, Social Unionism and Engaged Academics: Strategies and Struggles in Canada." (Industry and Labour, 2008)
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  • Michael Burawoy, “The Global Turn: Lessons from Southern Labor Scholars and Their Labor Movements.” (Work and Occupations, 2009)
  • Marco Aurélio Santana and Ruy Braga, “Brazil: The Swinging Pendulum Between Labor Sociology and Labor Movement.” (Work and Occupations, 2009)
  • Ching Kwan Lee and Yuan Shen, “China: The Paradox and Possibility of a Public Sociology of Labor.” (Work and Occupations, 2009)
  • Sharit Bhowmik, “India: Labor Sociology Searching for a Direction.” (Work and Occupations, 2009)
  • Sakhela Buhlungu, “South Africa: The Decline of Labor Studies and the Democratic Transition.” (Work and Occupations, 2009)
  • Soon Kyoung Cho, “South Korea: Toward a Collective Public Sociology of Labor.” (Work and Occupations, 2009)
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• "Open the Social Sciences: To Whom and For What?" Portuguese Journal of Social Science, 2008
  • "Open the Social Sciences: To Whom and For What?"
  • Commentary from José Madureira Pinto
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• Symposium on Public Sociology from Russia Journal of Social Policy Studies, edited by Romanov and Iarskaia-Smirnova, 2008 (Русский)
  • The Agenda of the discussion
  • Andrei Alekseev
  • Serguei Erofeev
  • Elena Zdravomyslova
  • Carine Clement
  • Svetlana Klimova
  • Elena Omelchenko
  • Pavel Romanov & Elena Iarskaia-Smirnova
  • Nikolai Romanovski
  • Artem Rykun & Konstantin Iuzhaninov
  • Olga Shevchenko
  • Vladimir Yadov
  • Iskender Iasaveev
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• "What Is To Be Done?" Current Sociology, 2008
  • Michael Burawoy, “What Is To Be Done? Theses on the Degradation of Social Existence in a Globalizing World.”
  • Alberto Martinelli, “Sociology in Political Practice and Public Discourse.”
  • Dennis Smith, “Globalization,Degradation and the Dynamics of Humiliation.”
  • Michel Wieviorka, “Some Considerations after Reading Michael Burawoy’s article: ‘What is to be Done?’”
  • Adam Habib, “Speaking Truth to All Forms of Power: Reflections on the Role of the Public Sociologist in South Africa.”
  • Shen Yuan, “Strong and Weak Intervention: Two Pathways for Sociological Intervention.”
  • Elena Zdravomyslova, “Make Way for Professional Sociology!: Public Sociology in the Russian Context.”
  • Ruy Braga, Sylvia Gemignani Garcia and Leonardo Mello e Silva, “Public Sociology and Social Engagement: Considerations on Brazil.”
  • Amita Baviskar, “Pedagogy, Public Sociology, and Politics in India?: What is to be Done?”
  • Michael Burawoy, “Rejoinder: For a Subaltern Public Sociology.”
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• "Public Engagement and Hope" American Sociologist, 2007
  • Lawrence Nichols, "Public Engagement and Hope."
  • Steven Ortiz, "Breaking Out of Academic Isolation: The Media Odyssey of a Sociologist."
  • Michelle Lueck, "Hope for a Cause as Cause for Hope: The Need for Hope in Environmental Sociology."
  • Lina Hu, "Doing Public Sociology in the Field—A Strong Sociological Intervention Project in China."
  • Ronald Wimberley and Libby Morris, "Communicating Research to Policymakers."
  • Gábor Scheiring, "Barbarians at the Open Gates: Public Sociology and the Late Modern Turn."
  • Miklós Hadas, "Much Ado About Nothing? Remarks on Michael Burawoy’s Presidential Address."
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• "Sociology and Its Public Face(s)" Sociology, 2007
  • John Holmwood and Sue Scott, Editorial Foreword: Sociology and its Public Face(s)
  • Stephen Turner, Public Sociology and Democratic Theory
  • Marinus Ossewaarde, Sociology Back to the Publics
  • Neil McLaughlin and Kerry Turcotte, The Trouble with Burawoy: An Analytic, Synthetic Alternative
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• “Public Sociology for Human Rights” Journal of Sociology and Social Anthropology, 2007 (Русский)
  • Michael Burawoy, “Public Sociology of Human Rights”
  • ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION: Dimitri Ivanova, Vladimir Ilyn, Marcus Kaiser, Michael Sokolov, Svetlana Yaroshenko
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• Symposium on Public Sociology from Italy Sociologica, 2007
  • Antonio Chiesi, "Le sociologie, il controllo delle loro affermazioni e le loro degenerazioni."
  • Fabio Dei, "Sull’uso pubblico delle scienze sociali, dal punto di vista dell’antropologia."
  • Dario Padovan, "L’autonomia della sociologia e la riscoperta della morale. Può la sociologia pubblica prendere piede in Italia?"
  • Maurizio Pisati, "Unità della sociologia, unità della scienza. Alcune riflessioni sull’identità disciplinare della sociologia."
  • Marco Santoro, "Per una sociologia professionale e riflessiva (solo cosi anche publicca)"
  • Michael Burawoy, "Public sociology: Mills vs. Gramsci: Introduction to the Italian Translation of 'For Public Sociology'."
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• "Public Sociology vs. The Market" Discussion Forum, Socio-Economic Review, 2007
  • Richard Swedberg "Public Sociology and Economic Sociology: Introductory Remarks"
  • Michael Burawoy, "Public Sociology vs. The Market"
  • Fred Block, "Confronting Market Fundamentalism: Doing 'Public Economic Sociology'"
  • Akos Rona-Tas and Nadav Gabay, "The Invisible Science of the Invisible Hand: The Public Presence of Economic Sociology in the USA"
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• Commentary on Public Sociology from Finland Sosiologia, 2006
  • Arto Noro, "Michael Burawoyn puheenvuoro julkisesta sociologiasta"
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• Symposium on Public Sociology from Hungary Replika, 2006-8
  • Huszár Ákos, "Elöszó"
  • Fleck Zoltán, "Kritikai mérnökösködés.”
  • Lengyel György, "A szociológia integritásáért: Hozzászólás Michael Burawoy írásához."
  • Némedi Dénes, "A civil társadalom és a társadalomtudományok: Megjegyzések Burawoy közszociológiai programjához."
  • Hadas Miklós, "Sok hühó semmiért: Burawoy esete a szociológiával"
  • Scheiring Gábor, "Barbárok a nyitott kapuk elött:A közszociológia és a késö modern fordulat."
  • - Replika - 2007
  • Tardos Róbert, "Relevancia, közfigyelem és szakmaiság – szük ösvények a mai szociológiában: A Burawoy–tézisek vitájához."
  • Dessewffy Tibor, "A szociológia szorgos angyala Néhány gondolat Michael Burawoy közszociológiai programja kapcsán."
  • Bognár Bulcsu, "„Vissza a gyökerekhez”: A kritikai szociológia és a szaktudomány megújhodásának burawoyi víziója."
  • - Relika - 2008
  • Huszár Ákos, "A tudomány: köztudomány Megjegyzések Burawoy közszociológiai programja kapcsán."
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• "Public Sociology on a Global Scale" Social Transformations in Chinese Societies, 2006
  • Michael Burawoy, "Public Sociology on a Global Scale"
  • Pun Ngai, "A Will to Public Sociology"
  • Lui Tai-Lok, "Voices From The Margin"
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• Symposium on Public Sociology from Germany Soziale Welt, 2005
  • Ulrich Beck, "Editorial."
  • Heinz Bude, Auf der Suche nach einer öffentlichen Soziologie: Ein Kommentar zu Michael Burawoy
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• International Symposium on Public Sociology British Journal of Sociology, 2005
  • Bridget Hutter, Foreword
  • Ulrich Beck, "How not to become a museum piece"
  • John Braithwaite, "For public social science"
  • Craig Calhoun, "The promise of public sociology"
  • Richard Ericson, "Publicizing sociology"
  • Amitai Etzioni, "Bookmarks for public sociologists"
  • John Hall, "A guarded welcome"
  • Christine Inglis, "Comments on Michael Burawoy’s ASA Presidential Address"
  • Ronald Kalleberg, "What is ‘public sociology’? Why and how should it be made stronger?"
  • Stella Quah, "Four sociologies, multiple roles"
  • Saskia Sassen, "Digging in the penumbra of master categories"
  • John Scott, "Who will speak, and who will listen? Comments on Burawoy and public sociology"
  • Diane Vaughan, "On the relevance of ethnography for the production of public sociology and policy"
  • Michael Burawoy, "Response: Public sociology: populist fad or path to renewal?"
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• "Third-Wave Sociology and the End of Pure Science" American Sociologist, Fall/Winter 2005
  • David Boyns and Jesse Fletcher, “Reflections on Public Sociology: Public Relations. Disciplinary Identity, and the strong program in professional Sociology.”
  • Jonathan Turner, “Is Public Sociology Such a Good idea?”
  • Steven Brint, “Guide for the Perplexed: On Michael Burawoy’s ‘Public Sociology’”
  • Vincent Jeffries, “Pitirim A. Sorokin’s Integralism and Public Sociology”
  • Norella Putney, Dawn Alley and Vern Bengtson, “Social Gerontology as Public Sociology in Action”
  • Edna Bonacich, “Working with the Labor Movement: A Personal Journey in Organic Public Sociology”
  • Christopher Chase-Dunn, “Global Public Social Science”
  • Neil McLaughlin, Lisa Kowalchuk, and Kerry Turcotte, “Why Sociology Does Not Need to be Saved: Analytic Reflections on Public Sociology”
  • Michael Burawoy, "Third-Wave Sociology and the End of Pure Science"
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• "The Critical Turn to Public Sociology" Critical Sociology, 2005
  • Michael Burawoy, "The Critical Turn to Public Sociology"
  • Joan Acker, “Comments on Burawoy on Public Sociology”
  • Stanley Aronowitiz, “Comments on Michael Burawoy's "The Critical Turn to Public Sociology"
  • Gianpaolo Baiocchi, “Interrogating Connections: From Public Criticisms to Critical Publics in Burawoy's Public Sociology”
  • Rose Brewer, “Response to Michael Buroway's Commentary: "The Critical Turn to Public Sociology"
  • Behrooz Ghamari-Tabrizi, “Can Burawoy Make Everybody Happy? Comments on Public Sociology”
  • Walda Katz-Fishman and Jerome Scott, “Comments on Burawoy: A View From the Bottom-up”
  • John Urry, “The Good News and the Bad News”
  • Jayati Lal, “On the Domestication of American Public Sociology: A Postcolonial Feminist Perspective”
  • Michael Burawoy "Rejoinder: Toward a Critical Public Sociology"
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• "Public Sociology: South African Dilemmas in a Global Context" Society in Transition, 2004
  • Michael Burawoy, "Public Sociology: South African Dilemmas in a Global Context."
  • Edward Webster, "Sociology in South Africa: Its Past, Present and Future."
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• "Public Sociologies: Contradictions, Dilemmas, and Possibilities" Social Forces, 2004
  • Michael Burawoy, "Public Sociologies: Contradictions, Dilemmas, and Possibilities."
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  • With responses from:
  • David Brady, "Why Public Sociology May Fail."
  • Charles Tittle, "The Arrogance of Public Sociology."
  • Francois Nielsen, "The Vacant 'We': Remarks on Public Sociology."
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• "Public Sociologies: A Symposium from Boston College" Social Problems, 2004
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• “Public Sociologies in a Global Context" Polson Institute, Cornell University, 2003
  • Michael Burawoy "Public Sociologies in a Global Context"
  • Commentary and Debate from Lourdes Beneria, Davydd Greewood, David Lewis, Max Pfeffer and others
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