Rethinking Classical and Modern Theory and Methodology: theorizing and method sensitivity in Social Science (8 12 October 2018, Beijing, China)
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1 Rethinking Classical and Modern Theory and Methodology: theorizing and method sensitivity in Social Science (8 12 October 2018, Beijing, China) Faculty Christoph Houman Ellersgaard, CBS, Lars Bo Kaspersen, CBS, Norman Gabriel, Plymouth University, Christiane Mossin, CBS. Lars Bo Kaspersen, (b. 1961), BA (Copenhagen), MA (Copenhagen), MA (Sussex), PhD (Aarhus), Professor, Formerly Head of the Department of Political Science, University of Copenhagen and Head of the Department of Business and Politics, Copenhagen Business School. Has published widely on social theory and political sociology. Author of among other publications Denmark in the world. Kaspersen s research areas are state formation processes in Europe, the transformation of the welfare state, sociology of war, civil society (including the idea of associative democracy), social theory, in particular relational theory. Together with Norman Gabriel he is working on a book about Norbert Elias s political sociology. He recently received a grant from the Carlsberg Foundation to study the civil society in the shadow of the state'. His publications have appeared in journals such as Sociology, Sociological Review, European Journal of Sociology and Socio- Economic Review. Kaspersen teaches history, politics, and sociology. Norman Gabriel, University of Plymouth, D.Phil - University of Sussex, 1998, Postgraduate Diploma in Marketing - Glasgow Caledonian University, 1986, BA Social Sciences Honours 2:1 - University of the West of Scotland, His research interests are in the sociology of early childhood and the relation between sociology and developmental psychology. Norman has an international reputation in applying the sociological work of Norbert Elias, co-editing a multidisciplinary, social science Monograph for Sociological Review with Professor Stephen Mennell, Norbert Elias and Figurational Research: Processual Thinking in Sociology (2011). He has recently edited with Professor Lars Bo Kaspersen a special issue for The History of the Human Sciences, Norbert Elias and Process Sociology - Across Disciplines (2014). Christoph Houman Ellersgaard, CBS is an assistant professor at the Department of Business and Politics partly funded by a grant from the Danish Council for Independent Research. The project Tied up? Exploring elite cohesion in the intersection of networks and careers explores the careers and network of the core of the Danish Elite Network. With a background in sociology his research aims at mapping Danish elites through a variety of methods and data sources. His work on Danish elites with Anton Grau Larsen has received wide public interest and he has given numerous public talks to a wide array of audiences ranging from political parties, social movements, organisations, corporations or just public events about the Danish power elite, as he chose to describe the 423 people in the core of the Danish network. Christiane Mossin is a postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Business and Politics, Copenhagen Business School. She has a master s degree in philosophy from the University of Copenhagen and a PhD from Copenhagen Business School. Her work which is highly interdisciplinary owns to continental political-philosophical, legal, sociological and conceptual historical traditions and is empirically oriented towards contemporary social and political developments. Her present research concerns the relationship between democracy and civil society and focuses, in particular, on forms and visions of collectivity integrating formal-institutional and political-theological (utopian or semi-religious) aspects. Her publications as well as her
2 teaching reflects her dedication to methodological openness; she has a broad teaching experience across disciplines and institutions (universities, public fora, art schools). Course Coordinator Professor Lars Bo Kaspersen Prerequisites The participants must hold a degree in social science. They must be familiar with theories and methods within social sciences. It is expected that the participants have read the pre-scribed reading and take part in class discussions. They need to attend the whole course in order to receive the diploma. In particular this course targets doctoral students who work within organizational studies, economic sociology, political economy, international political economy, business history, business studies, and innovation studies. However, everybody who fulfills the requirements is welcome! The paper.. each of the participants must produce a paper about their PhD projects. It must be no longer than three pages (first page: your topic, your research question/problem, your structure; second page: choice of theory, try to describe what kind of theory? Does it explain or understand? How do you theorize? Third page: methodological considerations, relationship between theory and methods). The paper is due 22 September. Please, send it to Lars Bo Kaspersen lbk.dbp@cbs.dk Travel stipends The course is open to all PhD students on the terms listed above. The Principal Coordinator of the SDC Social Sciences offers 6 travel stipends of 6,000 DDK each. The stipends can be applied by non-sdc financed PhD students enrolled at the course. SDC financed PhD students must cover their cost of travel and accommodation within their overall budgets. Applications for travel stipends should be sent to Katja Høeg Tingleff - kht.research@cbs.dk - no later than 15 August The Principal Coordinator Stine Haakonsson will shortly after decide on the distribution of the stipends. Aim This PhD course aims at providing the PhD students with appropriate skills, knowledge, and capacity to choose and develop the best possible theoretical and methodological framework for their projects. Furthermore, the course will teach the students how to theorize. Very few students know tthe art of theorizing. The course will stress the importance of the classical tradition within social science theory and methods but the project is to rethink and modernize the classical legacy in order to conceptualize problems and challenges in the 21st century. We need a new mode of theorizing combined with more coherent methodologies. Finally, the course will present some fairly new middle-range theories, and some methods. Throughout the whole course the PhD-students will work on their projects in relation to the theories and methods discussed in class.
3 Course content The course is structured around five issues: - What is theory, what is theorizing and how do we increase the ability to theorizing? - We read and discuss some classical texts within organization studies, public administration, comparative political economy, and innovation studies how is theorizing understood here? - We discuss problems and challenges when we want to do comparative studies (unit of analysis, comparing what?, diachronic comparison, synchronic comparison) - We read and discuss two types of more recent theory development: 1) substantialist theories (institutional theory and rational choice) 2) relational theory (Bourdieu, Elias, Abbott). How do they theorize? What is theory? Are they all empirical sensitive? - We are introduced to social network analysis. We discuss problems and prospects of this method. Teaching style The teaching style of the course is a mixture of lectures and student presentations. A large part of the course consists of dialogues in which students are expected to be active. Learning objectives The course will introduce a number of different perspectives on the art of theorizing. By confronting different (classical and modern) theories students will achieve knowledge and experience which will help them in their future academic careers in terms of theorizing and developing more coherent theoretical frameworks. Following from this the students will learn that any theoretical framework facilitates and constrains the character of methods. They will learn when a theory is empirical sensitive and how theory and method is tied together. The students will learn about the 'new paradigm' relational social theory and methodological relationalism. Moreover, the students will become familiar with social network analysis. Level PhD ECTS 5 Language English
4 Minimum and maximum number of participants 6-20 Fee No tuition fee. Location All lectures and classes will be given in China at Sino-Danish Center for Education and Research, Eastern Yanqihu campus, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences 380 Huaibeizhuang, Huairou district, Beijing Lecture plan Day Theme Faculty Monday, October 8 Introduction to the course Welcome - Presentation - The PhD-projects - a short presentation - Theory/theorizing: What is it? Lars Bo Kaspersen/Christiane Mossin Theorizing with the Classics - Marx and The Marxist theory tradition - Durkheim and functionalism - Weber: Hermeneutics, and causality - Polanyi and the Great Transformation Current issues in Political Economy: The Developmental State Lars Bo Kaspersen/Christiane Mossin tba Tuesday, October The Classics continued Lars Bo Kaspersen/Christiane Mossin tba
5 Current issues in Political Economy: How do we theorize about innovation? Methods to study comparative political economies (firms, groups, governmental institutions, states) derived from the classical tradition. - Synchronic comparisons - Diachronic comparisons - Retrospective analysis Lars Bo Kaspersen/Christiane Mossin - Prospective analysis PhD projects Norman Gabriel Wednesday, October New methods revisited Christoph H. Ellersgaard PhD projects Norman Gabriel New methods Christoph H. Ellersgaard - Social network analysis PhD projects Norman Gabriel Thursday, October 11 Relational theory: - Introduction to relational theory Mapping relational theory - Pierre Bourdieu Norman Gabriel Relational theory - continued: - Norbert Elias - Andrew Abbott - Methodological relationalism - How do we move from studying static entities to processes and practices? Norman Gabriel/Lars Bo Kaspersen PhD projects tba
6 Friday, October Institutional Theory Revisited tba Where does this course takes us? Summing up - Final discussions Lars Bo Kaspersen Course literature Readings marked with * must be read *Abbott, A Processual Sociology. University of Chicago Press. L. Althusser/E. Balibar Reading Capital. Verso Arrighi, G The Long Twentieth Century. Verso. Bourdieu, P Outline of a Theory of Practice. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. *Bourdieu, Pierre The Logic of Practice. Polity. Pierre Bourdieu Loïc J. D. Wacquant An Invitation to Reflexive Sociology. Polity Cassirer, E Substance and Function, New York: Dover. Coleman, J The Foundation of Social Theory. Harvard University Press. Dewey, J. and Bentley, A. F Knowing and the Known, Boston: Beacon Press. *Durkheim, E The Division of Labour. D. Easley & J. Kleinberg Networks, Crowds, and Markets. *Elias, N Towards a Theory of Communities in Colin Bell and Howard Newby (eds.), The Sociology of Community. A Selection of Readings, London: Frank Cass & Co. *Elias, N What is sociology? New York: Columbia University Press. Elias, N. 1987a Involvement and Detachment, Oxford: Blackwell. Elias, N. 1987b The Retreat of Sociologists into the Present, Theory, Culture & Society 4(2-3): Elias, N The Civilization Process. Oxford: Blackwell.
7 Elias, N The Society of Individuals. London: Continuum. *Emirbayer, M Manifesto for a Relational Sociology, The American Journal of Sociology 103 (2): R. Hanneman & M. Riddle Introduction to Social Networks Methods (2005) Hall, P. & Soskice, D Varieties of Capitalism.(introduction) Jessop, B State Theory: Putting States in Their Place. Cambridge: Polity Press. Marx, K. & Engels, F The Communist Manifesto. Penguin. *Marx, K The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte. In K. Marx, Early Writings. London: Penguin. *Marx, K Capital (vol. 1). Penguin Miliband, R The State in the Capitalist Society. *Polany, K The Great Transformation. *Schumpeter, J Capitalism, Socialism, and Democracy. Scott, John P. (2000). Social Network Analysis: A Handbook (2nd edition). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. *Richard Swedberg Before theory comes theorizing or how to make social science more interesting (plus response to commentators), The British Journal of Sociology 2016 Volume 67 Issue 1, pp. 5 22, Richard Swedberg The Art of Social Theory. Cornell University Press. Richard Swedberg Theorizing in Social Science: The Context of Discovery. *Richard Swedberg Theorizing in Sociology and Social Science: Turning to the Context of Discovery. Theory and Society, 41(2012):1 40. Richard Swedberg Thinking and Sociology. Journal of Classical Sociology 11,1:1 19. Wallerstein, I The Modern World-System I. New York: Academic Press, Inc. *Weber, M Economy and Society. University of California Press.
8 Suggested readings: Skocpol, Theda, ed Vision and Method in Historical Sociology. New York: Cambridge University Press. Abrams, Philip Historical Sociology. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press. *Initial Conditions, General Laws, Path Dependence, and Explanation in Historical Sociology, by Jack A. Goldstone. American Journal of Sociology Vol. 104, No. 3 (1998), pp *Revisiting General Theory in Historical Sociology, by James Mahoney. Social Forces 83(2): , *The Role of General Theory in Comparative-Historical Sociology, by Edgar Kiser; Michael Hechter. American Journal of Sociology Vol. 97, No. 1 (1991), pp Odious Comparisons: Incommensurability, the Case Study, and "Small N's" in Sociology, by George Steinmetz. Sociological Theory Vol. 22, No. 3 (2004), pp The Uses of Theory, Concepts and Comparison in Historical Sociology, by Victoria E. Bonnell. Comparative Studies in Society and History Vol. 22, No. 2 (1980), pp Path Dependence in Historical Sociology, by James Mahoney. Theory and Society Vol. 29, No. 4 (2000), pp Richard Swedberg Can You Visualize Theory? On the Use of Visual Thinking in Theory Pictures, Theorizing Diagrams, and Visual Sketches, Sociological Theory. 2016, Vol. 34,3: Bhaskar, R [1979]. The Possibility of Naturalism. London: Harvester Wheatsheaf. Burger, T Max Weber s Theory of Concept Formation. Durham: Duke University Press. Hindess, B Philosophy and Methodology in the Social Sciences. Hassocks: Harvester Press. Hindess, B Actors and Social Relations. In M.L. Wardell & S.P. Turner (eds.), Sociological Theory in Transition. London: Allen & Unwin Richard Swedberg "Orientation to Others": A Central but Forgotten Concept in Max Weber's Sociology, from: Gianluca Manzo (ed.) Theories and Social Mechanisms. Oxford: Bardwell Press, Compendium literature: you can access the literature by activating this link:
9 Contact information For course related enquiries, please contact Course Coordinator Lars Bo Kaspersen For SDC related enquiries, please contact the Principal Coordinator Stine Haakonsson Registration deadline 15/08/2018 Register here
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