Richard Swedberg
Affiliations: | Sociology | Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, United States |
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Sign in to add trainee| Nicolas Eilbaum | grad student | 2011 | Cornell |
| Lauraleen R. Ford | grad student | 2014 | Cornell |
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| Swedberg R. (2020) On the use of definitions in sociology European Journal of Social Theory. 23: 431-445 |
| Swedberg R. (2020) ‘How do I know what I think till I see what I say?’ An aphorism and its implications for creative theorizing Distinktion: Scandinavian Journal of Social Theory. 21: 1-18 |
| Swedberg R. (2020) Using Metaphors in Sociology: Pitfalls and Potentials The American Sociologist. 51: 240-257 |
| Swedberg R. (2019) How Do you Make Sociology out of Data? Robert K. Merton’s Course in Theorizing (Soc 213–214) The American Sociologist. 50: 85-120 |
| Betta M, Swedberg R. (2018) Heuristics and Theorizing as Work on the Self Sociologia. 12: 21-25 |
| Swedberg R. (2018) Does Speculation Belong in Social Science Research Sociological Methods & Research. 4912411876909 |
| Swedberg R. (2018) Folk economics and its role in Trump’s presidential campaign: an exploratory study Theory and Society. 47: 1-36 |
| Betta M, Swedberg R. (2017) Values on Paper, in the Head, and in Action: On Max Weber and Value Freedom Today. Canadian Review of Sociology = Revue Canadienne De Sociologie. 54: 445-455 |
| Swedberg R. (2017) How to use Max Weber’s ideal type in sociological analysis: Journal of Classical Sociology. 18: 181-196 |
| Swedberg R. (2017) Theorizing in Sociological Research: A New Perspective, a New Departure? Review of Sociology. 43: 189-206 |