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Bourdieu's Theory of
Social Fields
Concepts and Applications
Edited by Mathieu Hilgers, LAMC, Free University of
Brussels, Belgium and Eric Mangez, University of Louvain,
Belgium
Series: Routledge Advances in Sociology
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction to Pierre Bourdieus Theory of Social Fields
Mathieu Hilgers and Eric Mangez Part I: Theoretical
Investigations 1.Was Bourdieu a Field Theorist? John Levi
Martin and Forest Gregg 2.The Limits of the Field: Elements
for a Theory of the Social Differentiation of Activities Bernard
Lahire 3.The Field: a Leibnizian Perspective in Sociology Louis
Pinto Part II: Education, Culture And Organization 4. Collective
Agents in the School Field: Positions, Dispositions and
Position-taking, in Educational and Vocational Guidance
Graldine Andr and Mathieu Hilgers 5.The Literary Field
between the State and the Market Gisele Sapiro 6. A Heuristic
Tool: On the Use of the Concept of the Field in Two Studies
of Culture Julien Duval Part III: The State And Public Policy
7.The Field of Power and the Relative Autonomy of Social
Fields. The Case of Belgium Eric Mangez and Georges Linard
8. The Fields of Public Policy Vincent Dubois 9.Field Theory
and Organizational Power: Four Modes of Influence among
Public Policy "Think Tanks" Thomas Medvetz 10. Crafting the
Neoliberal State Workfare, Prisonfare and Social Insecurity
Loc Wacquant Afterword: Theory of Fields in the Postcolonial
Age Mathieu Hilgers and Eric Mangez;