A timely and effective outlet for papers prior to their hardcopy publication
The Working Paper series is edited by Victor Nee. Submissions may be sent by hardcopy to the CSES main office or, preferably, by e-mail attachment to Victor Nee (victor.nee@cornell.edu).
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“Assimilation”
Richard Alba and Victor Nee -
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“Strategic decisions: behavioral differences between CEOs and others”
Håkan J. Holm, Victor Nee and Sonja Opper -
78.
“Market Transition as Theories of the Middle Range”
Victor Nee -
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“Assimilation and the Second Generation in Europe and America: Blending and Segregating Social Dynamics Between Immigrants and Natives”
Lucas Drouhot and Victor Nee -
76.
“Middle-Range Theories of Institutional Change”
Victor Nee -
75.
“The Entrepreneur's Network and Firm Performance”
Victor Nee, Lisha Liu and Daniel DellaPosta -
74.
“Learning to Trust: From Relational Exchange to Generalized Trust in China”
Victor Nee, Sonja Opper & Hakan Holm -
73.
“Endogenous Dynamics of Institutional Change”
Daniel DellaPosta, Victor Nee and Sonja Opper -
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“Elastic Net Regularized Network Estimation for Communities in a Tech Economy”
Sirui Wang -
71.
“Building a 21st Century NYC Metropolitan Economy”
Todd Arthur Bridges -
70.
“Theorizing in Economic Sociology”
Richard Swedberg -
69.
“How to Analyze the Chinese Economy with the Help of Max Weber”
Richard Swedberg -
68.
“Economic Institutions from Networks”
Victor Nee and Sonja Opper -
67.
“Governing Shades of Grey: The Emergence of Market Governance in the Absence of a Formal Institutional Environment”
Todd Arthur Bridges -
66.
“Markets and Institutional Change in China”
Victor Nee and Sonja Opper -
65.
“Why Asian Americans are Becoming Mainstream”
Victor Nee and Hilary Holbrow -
64.
“State Structures”
Victor Nee and Michael Siemon -
63.
“The Role of Confidence in the European Debt Crisis”
Richard Swedberg -
62.
“Sampling, Fielding, and Estimation in the 2008 Unregulated Work Survey”
Michael Spiller, Annette Bernhardt, Jason Perelshteyn, and Douglas Heckathorn, et. al. -
61.
“Dual-Earner Couples’ Housework Behavior in Japan: Exchange, Display, or ‘Her Money’?”
Jun Ando -
60.
“Entrepreneurs Under Uncertainty: An Economic Field Experiment”
Håkan Holm, Victor Nee and Sonja Opper -
59.
“Husbands’ Housework Sharing Behavior in Japan: Field Experiments on Identity and Gender Display”
Jun Ando -
58.
“The Household Economy: A Complement or Alternative to the Market Economy?”
Richard Swedberg -
57.
“Building Markets from Ethnically Fractionalized Networks: Recruiting New Investors into Kenya’s Nairobi Stock Exchange”
Christopher Yenkey -
56.
“The Role of the Senses and Signs in the Economy: More on the Centrality of Materiality”
Richard Swedberg -
55.
“Firms and Territories in Innovation: Lessons from the Italian Case”
Francesco Ramella and Carlo Trigilia -
54.
“The Role of Confidence in Finance”
Richard Swedberg -
53.
“Endogenous Institutional Change and Dynamic Capitalism”
Victor Nee and Sonja Opper -
52.
“Is Plea Bargaining a Rational Choice? Differential Subjective Decision Making as an Engine of Racial Stratification in the United States Prison System”
Douglas Savitsky -
51.
“The Economic Sociologies of Pierre Bourdieu”
Richard Swedberg -
50.
“The Structure of Confidence and the Collapse of Lehman Brothers”
Richard Swedberg -
49.
“Political Capital in a Market Economy”
Victor Nee and Sonja Opper -
48.
“Bottom-up Economic Development and the Role of the State”
Victor Nee -
47.
“The New Institutionalisms in Economics and Sociology”
Victor Nee -
46.
“Assimilation as Rational Action”
Victor Nee and Richard Alba -
45.
“A Theory of Innovation: Market Transition, Property Rights,and Innovative Activity in China”
Victor Nee, Jeong-Han Kang and Sonja Opper -
44.
“On Politicized Capitalism”
Victor Nee and Sonja Opper -
43.
“Bringing Market Transition Theory to the Firm”
Victor Nee and Sonja Opper -
42.
“Bureaucracy and Financial Markets”
Victor Nee and Sonja Opper -
41.
“Religious Giving as a Response to Community”
Jared Peifer -
40.
“The Matthew Effect in Immigrant Assimilation”
Arnout van de Rijt -
39.
“Morality, Rationality, and the Social Meaning of Information: The Institutionalization of Transparency in U.S. Securities Markets”
Christopher Yenkey -
38.
“Max Weber on Property: An Effort in Interpretive Understanding”
Laura Ford -
37.
“Extensions of Respondent-Driven Sampling: Analyzing Continuous Variables and Controlling for Differential Recruitment Using Dual-Component Sampling Weights”
Douglas Heckathorn -
36.
“A Typology of Organizational Behavior and Its Application to Diversification: U.S. Venture Capital Firms, 1980–2004”
Jeong-han Kang -
35.
“Developmental State and Corporate Governance in China”
Victor Nee, Sonja Opper, and Sonia Wong -
34.
“Deinstitutionalization of the Hukou System and Social Change in China”
Li Ma -
33.
“The Use of Employee Stock Options in India: The Institutionalization of Compensation Practices in the Global Technology Sector”
Edward Carberry -
32.
“The Symbolic Use of Stock Option Accounting: Defending Organizational Legitimacy after Enron”
Edward Carberry -
31.
“Max Weber’s Contribution to the Economic Sociology of Law”
Richard Swedberg -
30.
“The Centrality of Materiality: Economics and Technology from Xenophon and Onwards”
Richard Swedberg -
29.
“Interpretive Economic Sociology/Verstehende Wirtschaftssociologie: On the Relationship between Max Weber’s “Basic Sociological Terms” and his Economic Sociology”
Richard Swedberg -
28.
“Hope and Economic Development: The Case of 18th-Century Sweden”
Richard Swedberg -
27.
“Distance Matters: Place, Political Legitimacy and Popular Support for European Integration”
Mabel Berezin and Juan Diez-Medrano -
26.
“Tools of the trade: The socio-technology of arbitrage in a Wall Street trading room”
David Stark -
25.
“From Cost to Resource: The Transformation and Diffusion of Corporate Social Responsibility”
Min-Dong Paul Lee and Sunghoon Kim -
24.
“Embeddedness and Beyond: Institutions, Exchange, and Social Structure”
Victor Nee and Paul Ingram -
23.
“Tocqueville and the Spirit of American Capitalism”
Richard Swedberg -
22.
“The Toolkit of Economic Sociology”
Richard Swedberg -
21.
“Re-Asserting the National: The Paradox of Populism in Transnational Europe”
Mabel Berezin -
20.
“Market Transition and the Firm: Institutional Change and Income Inequality in Urban China”
Victor Nee and Yang Cao -
19.
“Shareholder Value and the Transformation of the American Economy: 1984-2001”
Neil Fligstein and Taekjin Shin -
18.
“From King to Court Jester: Weber's Fall from Grace in Organizational Theory”
Michael Lounsbury and Edward Carberry -
17.
“The International Diffusion of Public Sector Downsizing”
David Strang and Chang Kil Lee -
16.
“Industrial Revolution in the Prewar Lower Yangzi Region of China: A Quantitative and Institutional Interpretation”
Debin Ma -
15.
“Economy of Dreams: The Production of Hope in Anthropology and Finance”
Hirokazu Miyazaki -
14.
“Institutional Design and its Discontent: Coleman’s Neglect of Social Rationality”
Siegwart Lindenberg -
13.
“Transaction Cost Economics and Economic Sociology”
Oliver Williamson -
12.
“Emotions and the Economy”
Mabel Berezin -
11.
“The Intergovernmental Network of World Trade: IGO Connectedness, Governance and Embeddedness”
Paul Ingram -
10.
“Networks and Jazz”
Douglas Heckathorn and Joan Jeffri -
9.
“Principles of Economic Sociology”
Richard Swedberg -
8.
“Brain Circulation and Capitalist Dynamics: The Silicon Valley-Hsinchu-Shanghai Triangle”
AnnaLee Saxenian -
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“The Globalization of Stock Markets and Convergence in Corporate Governance”
Gerald Davis and Christopher Marquis -
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“The Economic Sociology of Organizational Entrepreneurship: Lessons from the Stanford Project on Emerging Companies”
James N. Baron and Michael T. Hannan -
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“The Economic Sociology of Capitalism: An Introduction and Agenda”
Richard Swedberg -
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“The New Institutionalism in Economics and Sociology”
Victor Nee -
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“Still Disenchanted? The Modernity of Postindustrial Capitalism”
Francis Fukuyama -
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“On the Conflicts of Interest in the Corporate Scandals of 2001-2002”
Richard Swedberg -
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“Economic Sociology of Institutional Change: Politicized Capitalism in China”
Victor Nee
