The New Handbook of Political Sociology - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Dedication

pp v-vi

Contents

pp vii-x

Tables

pp xi-xi

Figures

pp xii-xii

Contributors

pp xiii-xxiv

Acknowledgments

pp xxv-xxviii

Introduction

pp 1-32

I - Theories of Political Sociology

pp 33-266

1 - Power

pp 35-52

2 - Conflict Theories in Political Sociology

pp 53-78

3 - The Promise of Field Theory for the Study of Political Institutions

pp 79-101

4 - Culture in Politics and Politics in Culture

pp 102-131

5 - Political Sociology and the Postcolonial Perspective

pp 132-152

6 - Gender, State, and Citizenships

pp 153-190

7 - Theories of Race, Ethnicity, and the Racial State

pp 191-215

8 - Toward the Convergence of Culture and Political Economy?

pp 216-242

9 - Tasks for the Political Sociology of the Next Ten Years

pp 243-266

II - Media Explosion, Knowledge as Power, and Demographic Reversals

pp 267-406

10 - “Old” Media, “New” Media, Hybrid Media, and the Changing Character of Political Participation

pp 269-289

11 - The Sociology of Official Information Gathering

pp 290-320

12 - The Dark and Light Sides of Big Data

pp 321-352

13 - States, Parties, and Expertise

pp 353-383

14 - Toward a Political Sociology of Demography

pp 384-406

III - The State and Its Political Organizations

pp 407-592

15 - The Political Economy of the Capitalist State

pp 409-434

16 - States as Institutions

pp 435-457

17 - Nation-State Formation

pp 458-483