Sociological Approaches to European Integration

Critical Perspectives
Sociological Approaches to European Integration
No 25, 2008/2 - 286 pages
Pages 5 to 22

A Sociology of European Integration?

By Sabine Saurugger
Pages 23 to 51

Should (American) Institutionalists Read (French) Sociologists?

By Frédéric Mérand
Pages 53 to 85

Historical and Political Sociology and the European Union: An Overview and Some Comments

By Didier Georgakakis
Pages 87 to 113

Institutions and Actors: Rationality, Reflexivity, and the Study of the EU

By Niilo Kauppi, Mikael Rask Madsen
Pages 115 to 135

Contrapuntal Europe: New Research Topics and Valuable Old Sociological Theories in the Study of EU Questions

By Julien Weisbein
Pages 137 to 159

The European Union and the Regulation of Industries: Toward a Political Sociology of the Economy

By Bernard Jullien, Andy Smith
Pages 161 to 192

A Sociological Perspective on Strategic Action in European Integration

By Sophie Jacquot, Cornelia Woll
Pages 193 to 216

Is There a Need for a Sociology of International Relations in European Studies?

By Sabine Saurugger
Pages 217 to 230

French Follies?

Varia

Pages 231 to 251

Cultural Heritage: Implementing the EU Legitimizing Strategy ‒ The Case of the Interreg Program

By Marie-Anne Guérin
Pages 253 to 259

Areas of Research

By Virginie Saliou

Pages 261 to 274

Critical Reading