Volume 2
Issue 1 (February 2013)
Editor’s Introduction, Katie Liston.
The Advancement of Humanity, Bruce Mazlish.
Water is not (yet) a commodity: Commodification and rationalization revisited, José Esteban Castro.
American Civilization, Charles A. Jones.
Emotions and Habitus of Officers as Reflected in Great Literature: The Case of the Habsburg Army from 1848 to 1918, Helmut Kuzmics.
Manufacturing Austerity in the Eurozone, Matt Clement.
Norbert Elias and the Habits of Good Sociology, Jason Hughes.
Issue 2 (July 2013)
Editor’s Introduction: ‘The most important thinker that you have never heard of’?, Katie Liston.
Social Capital as a source of Majority Sentiment, Michael Banton.
The Theoretical Concept of the ‘Civilising Offensive’ (Beschavingsoffensief): Notes on its Origins and Uses, Ryan Powell.
Wittgenstein, Gellner, and Elias: From the Philosophy of Language Games to a Figurational Sociology of Knowledge, Steven Loyal; Stephen Quilley.
Critique and Overcritique in Sociology, Richard Kilminster.
Decivilization in the 1960s, Steven Pinker.
Drawing Elias – Sketches from Four Interviews, Jason Hughes; John Goodwin.
Four Interviews with Norbert Elias, Gregor Hahn; Aafke Steenhuis; Martin-Jochen Schulz; Helmut Hetzel.
Issue 3: Everyday practices and long term-processes: Overcoming dichotomies with the work of Norbert Elias (November 2013)
Everyday practices and long term-processes: Overcoming dichotomies with the work of Norbert Elias, Rineke Van Daalen; Giselinde Kuipers.
Sublimating Resentment: Following Elias along Five Paths toward Another Sociology, Nathalie Heinich.
Polish Political Refugees in Norway: Between the Established and the Outsiders, Marta Bucholc.
Classroom preoccupations: The shadow of the past in Dutch vocational training, Rineke Van Daalen.
Decontrolled by solidarity: Understanding recreational violence in moral holidays, Don Weenink.
The postliberal politics of halal: new directions in the civilizing process?, John Lever.