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ARTICLES
Questioning structurism as a new standard for social scientific explanations,
Jeroen Van Bouwel [PDF]
Studying IT and community. Methodological, ontological and epistemological approaches,
Christina L. Prell [PDF]
Hidden in the small ads. Researching working-class lesbians,
Yvette Taylor [PDF]
Using secondary statistical analysis to assess the level of 'high risk' behaviours for sexually transmitted infections in Ireland, Catherine Heffernan [PDF]
Generalizability and qualitative research in a postmodern world,
Mark C.J. Stoddart [PDF]
This precious human life. A sociological study of everyday buddhist (and other) belief and practice,
Lilian Duffy [PDF]
BOOKREVIEWS
B. Hassler’s ‘Science and Politics of Foreign Ais’:
Hassler, Björn (2003) Science and Politics of Foreign Aid: Swedish Environmental Support to the Baltic States. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers: 221 pp. ISBN 1 4020 1167 9., Jeroen Mimpen [PDF]
Before a return to metatheory. T. Eagleton's 'After theory':
Eagleton, Terry (2003) After Theory. London: Allen Lane: 222 pp. ISBN 0 71399 732 X., David Beer [PDF]
J.T.S. Madeley's ‘Religion and politics’:
Madeley, John T.S. (ed.)(2003) Religion and Politics. Ashgate Publishing (The International Library of Politics and Comparative Government): 724 pp. ISBN 1 85521 906 9., Garrett Wallace Brown [PDF]
A. Sen's 'Development as freedom':
Sen, Amartya (1999) Development as Freedom. New York: Alfred A. Knopf : 366 pp. ISBN 0 375 40169 0., Siri Terjesen [PDF]
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