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the centre for social ontology book series

We’re now up to book number 4. This is the first one I’ve contributed to personally & it’s due to be published in early 2016. These are the first three volumes in the series:

Social MorphogenesisLate Modernity: Trajectories Towards Morphogenic SocietyGenerative Mechanisms Transforming the Social Order

Here’s the coverage of the books that I know of. Please do let me know if you come across something else! I’ll keep this list updated over the coming months:

  • Review essay on Volume 1 and Volume 2 in Sociological Research Online
  • Review of Volume 1 by Tom Brock
  • Daniel Little’s Reflections on Volume 2
  • Daniel Little’s Reflections on Volume 3
  • Daniel Little’s Reflections on Social Morphogenesis and Meta-Theory
  • Graham Scambler describes the project in terms of Archer’s intellectual trajectory

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October 29, 2015
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