Tag Archives: symbolic interaction

A Book is a Negotiated Order

Posted on July 11, 2015 by jimsresearchnotes

A Book is a Negotiated Order First Published in jimsresearchnotes 5 Sept 2012 This post was published in the spring but taken offline to edit and develop it – which I did, but then I just forgot to post the … Continue reading →

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Social Constructionism in Housing Research

Posted on June 26, 2015 by jimsresearchnotes

Just before retiring I wrote my last piece of original research that was published in Keith Jacobs, Jim Kemeny and Tony Manci (eds) Social Constructionism in Housing Research (Ashgate, 2004). A copy of the chapter is on a separate page of … Continue reading →

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The Micro-Macro Distinction in Sociology: a symbolic interactionist approach

Posted on March 10, 2015 by jimsresearchnotes

First Published in jimsresearchnotes 15 May 2012 This was the title of a manuscript I tried to get published as a book. I can’t remember which publisher I sent it to, but it was turned down.  Although the title was the same as … Continue reading →

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Sociometry and the two Social Psychologies

Posted on October 6, 2014 by jimsresearchnotes

First published in jimsresearchnotes 21 Jan 2011 Introduction: Social Psychology sub-divided at a relatively early stage into two sub-disciplines, sociological and psychological (see the two Wikipedia entries on social psychology (sociology) and social psychology. Sociological social psychology and psychological social psychology … Continue reading →

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Constructionism in Housing Research

Posted on September 21, 2014 by jimsresearchnotes

The highlight of my constructionist writing came right at the end of my working life in Keith Jacobs, Jim Kemeny and Tony Manci Social Constructionism in Housing Research, (Ashgate 2004): The publisher information describes it as follows: By stressing the … Continue reading →

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Housing, Theory and Society

Posted on September 19, 2014 by jimsresearchnotes

When I returned to Sweden in 1996, I was asked by Bengt Turner to take on the Editorship of Scandinavian Housing and Planning Research. I did so on the understanding that I could change the name and orientation of the … Continue reading →

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Keeping My Symbolic Interactionism Alive

Posted on September 8, 2014 by jimsresearchnotes

Introduction: In this post I will try to explain how I kept my research interest in symbolic interaction alive. My last post on the ordoliberalism blog was about the way my interest in ordoliberalism grew after leaving Minnesota: http://ordoliberalism.wordpress.com/2014/08/21/how-did-ordoliberelism-replace-symbolic-interactionism/. I did … Continue reading →

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