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by Robert (Robby) Cserni* I arrived in the UK with a US-trained PhD, a CV formatted for the American academic market, and a stack of materials that no British search committee was asking for. I had a cover letter. I had a research statement. I had a teaching statement. What I did not have was […]

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by Martino Comelli* Finance dominates headlines and economies alike. Pension funds, insurance companies, and investment firms control capital rivalling entire GDPs, shape corporate governance, move labour markets, and influence government policy. Yet at the household level, most people barely see it: only about 30% of British households and 37% of Americans report any financial ...

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Gilles Deleuze, an eminent French philosopher and political theorist: These days, information technology, communications, and advertising are taking over the words “concept” and “creative”, and these “conceptualists” constitute an arrogant breed that reveals the activity of selling to be capitalism’s supreme thought, the cogito of the marketplace. Philosophy feels small and lone...

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by M. Fatih Karakaya* In early September of 2025, Berlin buzzed with sociological energy as scholars from across Europe and beyond gathered at the Weizenbaum Institute for the 2025 Midterm Conference of the European Sociological Association’s Economic Sociology Research Network (RN09). Over three lively days (from 3rd till 5th of September), participants came together to […]

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