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Artikelen in het Engels

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2008

2005

  • Mutual Funds: then and here, now and there. Informal savings and insurance funds in the nineteenth century West and the present non-western world. In: Abram de Swaan & Marcel van der Linden (Eds): Mutualist Microfinance. Informal Savings Funds from the Global Periphery to the Core? Amsterdam: Aksant, 2005, p. 11-30.
  • Elite Perceptions of the Poor: reflections on a comparative research project. In: Elisa P. Reis & Mick Moore (Eds): Elite Perceptions of poverty and inequality. London/New York: ZED Books, 2005. Pp. 182-194.
  • Sociogenesi e psicogenesi dellódio: riflessioni sul caso del Ruanda. In: D. Mezzana & G. Quaranta: Società Africane. L’Africa sub-sahariana tra immagine e realtà. Milano: Zelig Edition, 2005. pp. 271-294.
  • The European Void: the democratic deficit as a cultural deficiency. In: E. Busek (Ed.): Grenzen und Grenzüberschreitungen. Europäisch Forum Alpbach 2004. Wien: Verlag Österreich, 2005. pp. 379-387.

2004

2003

  • The Politics of Agoraphobia: On Changes in Emotional and Relational Management. In: Norbert Elias, Eds. Dunning Eric & Stephen Mennell. SAGE Publ., London, 2003, Ch. 47, Vol. III, Part 5, Section 2, pp. 53-82. [formerly published in Theory and Society 10 (3) 1981, pp. 359-385].
  • On the Sociogenesis of the Psychoanalytic Setting. In: Norbert Elias, Eds. Dunning Eric & Stephen Mennell. SAGE Publ., London, 2003, Vol. IV, Part 6, Section 6, pp. 171-202. [formerly pyblished in: P.R. Gleichmann et al, eds. Human Figurations: Essays for Norbert Elias. Amsterdam: Stichting Amsterdams Sociologisch Tijdschrift, pp. 381-413].
  • Asia’s Affair with English: Hindi, Filipino and Malay in the World Language system. In: Omar, A.H. (Ed.). The Genius of Malay Civilization. Conference on Malay Civilisation. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 2003, pp. 365-411.
  • Policy without Politics: Social, Cultural and Linguistic Affairs in the European Union. In : Munshi S. & B.P. Abraham (eds). Good Governance, Democratic Societies and Globalisation: Cross-Cultural Perspectives. SAGE Publ., New Delhi, India, 2003. Ch. 3, pp. 54-69.

2002

  • ‘The European Void: The Democratic Deficit as a Cultural Lack’, European Studies Newsletter CES, New York, 331.5/6 June 2002, pp. 4-5.
  • ‘Dyscivilization, Mass Extermination and the State’ in: Scott Lash and Mike Featherstone (eds.) Recognition and difference. London etc.: Sage publications, 2002, p. 265-276.
  • ‘The Sociological Study of Transnational Society’ in: Dick Kooiman, Adrianus Koster, Peer Smeets en Bernhard Venema, Conflict in a Globalising World; Studies in honour of Peter Kloos. Assen: Royal Van Gorcum, 2002, pp. 19-33 (transl.).

2001

  • ‘Dyscivilisation, mass extermination and the state’. In: Norbert Elias, Eds. Dunning Eric & Stephen Mennell. SAGE Publ., London, 2003, Ch. 26, Vol. II, Part 4, Section 1, pp. 137-148. [formerly published in: Theory, Culture & Society 18 (2-3 ) 2001, pp. 265-276].
  • ‘A political sociology of the world language system’ in: Eliezer Ben-Rafal and Yitzak Sternberg, Identity, Culture and Globalization. Leiden, Boston, Cologne: Brill, 2001, pp. 205-234.
  • ’Welfare state’ in: Oxford Companion to Politics of the World (Joel Krieger ed.) 2nd ed., Oxford U.P.: Oxford etc., 2001 (revision).
  • ‘ The Language Constellation of the European Union’ in: Martin Kohli & Mojca Novak (eds) Will Europe Work? Integration, Employment and the Social Order Routledge: London, New York, 2001, pp. 170-181.
  • ‘English in the social sciences’ in: Ulrich Ammon, ed., The dominance of English as a language of science; Effects on other Languages and language communities. Berlin etc.: Mouton De Gruyter, 2001, pp. 71-84).
  • ‘Dyscivilization, Mass Extermination and the State’ . Theory, Culture and Society [special issue on recognition and difference] 18, 2-3, April-June 2001, pp. 265-276.

2000

  • ‘Why this is in English (and not in German, nor in Dutch)’, [Schuman lecture 2000], Maastricht: Studium Generale, 2000.
  • ‘Workers’ Mutualism: an Interlude on Self-Management’ (1988) and ‘Perspectives for transnational social policy’ (1992) reprinted in: Robert E Goodin and Deborah Mitchell, The foundations of the welfare state (3 vols.) Cheltenham: Elgar, 2000, respectively in vol. 1, pp. 346-360, vol. 3, pp. 636-654.
  • ‘Elite perceptions of the poor’ (with James Manor, Else Oyen and Elisa Reis). Current sociology, 48, 1, January 2000 pp. 43-58.

1999

  • ‘Prospects for Transnational Social Policy in Europe’,  in: Michael Hanagan and Charles Tilly (eds.), Extending citizenship, reconfiguring states. Lanham etc.: Rowman & Littlefield, 1999, pp. 179-194. Before published in International Journal of Sociology, Vol. 25, No. 1, Work and Welfare in a ChangingEurope: Part II: Reshaping the European Welfare States (Spring, 1995), pp. 8-22. Published by: M.E. Sharpe, Inc.
  • A rejoinder to Axel van den Berg’s ‘Note on rational choice theory, historical sociology and the ceteris paribus assumption’ Netherlands Journal of Social Sciences 35.2 1999, pp. 174-176.
  • ‘Language and culture in transnational society’ European Review 7.4 1999, pp. 507-518.

1998

  • ‘Rational choice as process: the uses of formal theory for historical sociology’ in: Meindert Fennema, Cees van der Eijk, Huibert Schijf (eds.), In Search of Structure; Essays in Social Science and Methodology [Essays in honor of Robert J. Mokken] Amsterdam: Het Spinhuis, 1998, pp. 135-146 (repr.).
  • ‘A political sociology of the World Language System (1): The Dynamics of Language Spread’. Language Problems and Language Planning, 22.1 Spring 1998, pp. 63-75.
  • ‘A political sociology of the World Language System’ (2): The unequal exchange of texts’ Language Problems and Language Planning 22.2 Summer 1998, pp. 109-128.
  • ‘Project for a benificial epidemic; On the collective aspects of contagion and prevention’ in: Pieter Streefland (ed.), Problems and potential in international health; transdisciplinary perspectives. Amsterdam: Spinhuis/ Royal Tropical Institute, 1998, pp. 35-50.

1997

1996

  • ‘Rational choice as process: the uses of formal theory in historical sociology’ Netherlands Journal of Sociology (with comments by S. Lindenberg and J. Goudsblom and a rejoinder by the author), 32.1, November 1996, pp. 3-38.

1995

  • ‘Prospects for Transnational Social Policy in Europe: East-West Relations’ in: Thomas P. Boje (ed.), Work and Welfare in a Changing Europe, Part II Reshaping the European Welfare States [International Journal of sociology] 25(1), 1995, p. 8-22.
  • ‘Widening circles of identification: Emotional concerns in sociogenetic perspective’ Theory, Culture and Society vol. 12.1, 1995, pp. 25-39.

1994

  • ‘The state of outrage’ European Journal on Criminal Policy and Research 2.3 1994 pp 7-14 (vert van De staat van wandaad).
  • ‘The solidity of solidarity: limitations and potentials of welfare states’ Social (in)security & poverty as global issues; conference in preparation of the UN world summit on social development. Maastricht 4&5 March 1994, pp. 27-31.

1993

  • ‘Notes on the evolution of social identifications: From kin to village, region, nation… and beyond?’ Elke Dirven, Joost Groenewegen & Sjef van Hoof (eds.), Stuck in the region? Changing scales for regional identity. Vereniging van Utrechtse Geografie Studenten/ Koninklijk Nederlands Aardrijkskundig Genootschap/ Nederlandse geografische studies Utrecht, 1993, pp 75-86.
  • ‘Welfare States’ in: (J. Krieger (ed.), Oxford Companion to World Politics. New York/Oxford: Oxford U.P., 1993.
  • ‘The Emerging World Language System, Introduction’ and ‘The Evolving European Language System: A theory of communication potential and language competition’ in International Political Science Review, (special issue on the Political Sociology of Language Conflict, editor AdS), 14. 3, july 1993, resp. pp. 219-226 and pp. 241-55.
  • ‘Are poor children enough of a nuisance?’ in Twee stukken/Two pieces. Amsterdam: Spinhuis, 1993.

1992

  • ‘Perspectives for transnational social policy’ Government and opposition, 27.1 Winter 1992, pp. 33-51.
  • ‘Historical sociology in the Netherlands’; Comparative Historical Sociology Newsletter, 5.1 October 1992 (pp. 2-4).

1991

  • ‘Language politics in India and Europe: A comparison based on a model of conflict of language interests’ Journal of Educational and Social Change 5. 3 October-December 1991, pp. 13-34.
  • ‘Notes on the emerging global language system; Regional, national and supranational’ [Hannah Arendt memorial symposia in political philosophy, ‘Nationalisms’ New School for Social research Graduate Faculty Philosophy Department, march 7-8 1989] Media, culture and society (London etc.), 13, 1991, pp. 309-23. Also to appear in a forthcoming Hannah Arendt Memorial volume.

1989

  • ‘Platform Holland: Dutch society in the context of global cultural relations’, Internationale Spectator, Internationale Spectator, (43,11) November 1989, pp. 718-722.
  • ‘The reluctant imperialism of the medical profession,’ Social Science and Medicine 28.11, 1989, pp. 1165-1170.
  • ‘Jealousy as a Class Phenomenon: The Petite Bourgeoisie and Social Security,’ International Sociology. 4.3, September 1989, pp. 259-272.

1987

  • ‘The Sociogenesis of the welfare state: by way of introduction,’ Sociologisch Tijdschrift (13,4), February 1987, pp. 579-596.

1986

  • ‘From charitable feeling to social consciousness’ in: A. J. M.van Weers (ed.), l’État-providence; Un débat philosophique (The welfare state; a philosophical debate). Maastricht: Presses Interuniversitaires Européennes, 1986, pp. 131-146.
  • ‘Workers’ and Clients’ Mutualism Compared’, Government and Opposition (21,1), Winter 1986.

1985

  • ‘Coalition Theories and Multi-party Systems; Formal-empirical theory and the formalizing approach to politics,’ in: Henk A. M. Wilke (ed.), Coalition Formation. Amsterdam, New York: North-Holland, 1985.

1982

  • ‘The Netherlands: Coalitions in a Segmented Polity’ in: E. C.Browne and J. Dreijmanis (eds.), Government Coalitions in Western Democracies. New York & London: Longman, 1982.

1981

  • ‘The Politics of Agoraphobia’ (with a critique by J. Alt, a rejoinder by the author and a comment by A. Gouldner), Theory and Society (10,3), May 1981.

1980

  • ‘On the Sociogenesis of the Psychoanalytic Situation’, Psychoanalysis and Contemporary Thought (3,3), 1980. (German transl. in: Human Figurations; Essays for Norbert Elias. Amsterdam: Amsterdams Sociologisch Tijdschrift, 1977).
  • (with R.J. Mokken) ‘Testing Coalition Theories: The combined evidence’ in: L. Lewin and E. Vedung (eds.), Politics as Rational Action; Essays in public choice and policy-analysis. Dordrecht/Boston: Reidel, 1980.

1978

  • ‘The Professionalization, State Financing, and Regulation of Psychotherapy in the Netherlands’ in: C. Altenstetter (ed.), Changing National-Subnational Relations in Health: Opportunities and constraints. Washington: National Institutes of Health, 1978.

1977

  • ‘Terror as a Governmental Service’ in: M. Hoefnagels (ed.), Repression and Repressive Violence. Amsterdam: Swets & Zeitlinger, 1977.

1975

  • ‘A Classification of Parties and Party Systems According to Coalitional Options’, European Journal of Political research (3,4), December 1975.

1973

  • ‘Parties, Politics, and Pivots: Coaliton politics in the Netherlands,’ Delta (16,3), Autumn 1973.

1970

  • ‘An Empirical Model of Coalition Formation as an N-Person Game of Policy Distance Minimization’ in: S. Groennings, E. W. Kelley and M. Leiserson (eds.), The Study of Coalition Behavior; Theoretical perspectives and cases from four continents. New York, etc.: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1970.