Talja Blokland
Talja Blokland is Research Fellow of the Royal Netherlands Academy
of Arts and Sciences. This research was supported by the Royal Netherlands
Academy, the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Amsterdam, the Wenner Gren
Foundation and the Netherlands Scientific Organization (NWO).
Tim Butler
Tim Butler is Reader in Sociology in the School of Social Sciences at
the University of East London, United Kingdom.
Graham Crow
Graham Crow is Reader in Sociology at the University of Southampton,
where he has worked since 1983. His recent publications include Social Solidarities
(Open University Press, 2002), and Social Conceptions of Time (Palgrave, 2002, co-
edited with Sue Heath).
Angela Dale
Angela Dale is Professor of Quantitative Social Research at the Centre
for Census and Survey Research, University of Manchester. She is also director of the
ESRC Research Methods Programme.
Muriel Egerton
Muriel Egerton is a Chief Research Officer at the Institute for Social
and Economic Research, University of Essex. She works in the ESRC-funded
Centre for Longitudinal Analysis of Social Policy, whose support is
gratefully acknowledged.
Yaojun Li, Mike Savage, Gindo Tampubolon, Alan Warde and Mark
Tomlinson
Yaojun Li is Research Associate at the Cathie Marsh Centre for Census
and Survey Research, University of Manchester. He has worked on divisions within
the middle classes and on social capital. Recent papers have been published in
European Journal of Sociology
Mike Savage is Professor of Sociology at the University of Manchester, and recent
publications include Class Analysis and Social Transformation (2000)
Gindo Tampublon is Associate at MIMAS, University of Manchester, and author of
recent paper with Alan Warde in Sociological Review
Alan Warde is Professor of Sociology at the University of Manchester and Co-
Director of the ESRC Research Centre, CRIC. Recent publications include Eating Out
(with Lydia Martens, 2000)
Mark Tomlinson is Senior Research Associate at the CRIC, University of Manchester/
UMIST. He has recently published Employment in Britain (with Duncan Gallie et al,
1998).
Larry Ray
Larry Ray is Professor of Sociology at the University of Kent,
Canterbury. His most recent books include Theorizing Classical Sociology (Open
University Press 1999) and Key Contemporary Social Theorists (co-edited with
Anthony Elliott, Blackwell 2002) and has published extensively on racist violence and
hate crime (with David Smith). He is currently working on books on post-communism
and on globalization.
Andrew Sayer
Andrew Sayer is Professor of Social Theory and Political Economy at
the
University of Lancaster, Department of Sociology. His books include Realism and
Social Science (2000) and Culture and Economy after the Cultural Turn (edited
with L.J.Ray) (1999). He is currently working on morality and economic
relationships.
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