Sub-project 1

Articles in journals

Gengnagel, Vincent; Zimmermann, Katharina; Büttner, Sebastian (2022): 'Closer to the Market': EU Research Governance and Symbolic Power. Journal of Common Market Studies, early access via https://doi.org/10.1111/jcms.13326.

Baier, C. and Gengnagel, V. (2018). Academic Autonomy Beyond the Nation-State. Austrian Journal of Sociology 43(1): 65-92.

Beyer, S. and Massih-Tehrani, N. (2017). Stays abroad as a stepping stone to professorship? A comparison of university career systems in Germany, France and the USA using the example of the subject of sociology. WSI-Mitteilungen 70(5): 330-339.

Gengnagel, V., Massih-Tehrani, N. and Baier, C. (2016). The European Research Council as a claim to order the European project in the academic field. Berlin Journal of Sociology 26(1): 61-84.

Massih-Tehrani, N., Baier, C. and Gengnagel, V. (2015). EU research funding in the German higher education area: universities between knowledge economy and academic self-determination. Social World 66(1): 55-74.

Münch, R. (2015). All power to the numbers! On the sociology of the citation index. Social World 66(2): 149-159.

Books

Gengnagel, V. (2021) In the service of their excellence. The Contribution of the Social Sciences and Humanities to European Socialisation. Frankfurt am Main: Campus Verlag

Baier, C. (2017). Reforms in science and university from a field-theoretical perspective. Constance: UVK.

Münch, R. (2014). Academic capitalism: universities in the global struggle for excellence. New York London: Routledge.

Massih-Tehrani, N. (2018). Between mass university and academic elite. The transformation of the university career system in French sociology in the course of university expansion. Bamberg: Bamberg University Press.

Schäfer, L.-O. (2018). Universities in performance competition. Research evaluation in Great Britain. Wiesbaden: Springer VS.

Article in anthology

Baier, C. and Massih-Tehrani, N. (2016). Europeanisation of science: Effects of EU research funding on the university career system in Germany. In: Baur, N. et al. Knowledge - organisation - research practice. The macro-meso-micro link in science. 170-204. Weinheim: Beltz Juventa.

Sub-project 2

Articles in journals

Lahusen, C. (2016). On the way to a European administrative field? On the sociology of European bureaucratisation using the example of the Common European Asylum System. Berlin Journal of Sociology 26(1): 109-133.

Schittenhelm, K. (2017). Multilingualism as a methodological challenge in transnational research fields. Journal of Qualitative Research 18(1): 101-115.

Schittenhelm, K. (2019). Implementing and Rethinking the European Union's Asylum Legislation: The Asylum Procedures Directive. International Migration 57(1): 229-244.

Schittenhelm, K. and Schneider, S. (2017). Official Standards and Local Knowledge in Asylum Procedures: Decision-Making in Germany's Asylum System. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 43(10): 1696-1713.

Schneider, S. and Nieswandt, C. (2018). EASO - Support Office or Asylum Authority? Boundary Disputes in the European Field of Asylum Administration. Austrian Journal of Sociology 43(S1): 13-35.

Books

Lahusen, C. and Schneider, S. (eds.). (2017). Managing asylum. On the bureaucratic handling of a social problem. Bielefeld: transcript.

Lahusen, C. (2019). Das gespaltene Europa - Eine politische Soziologie der Europäischen Union. Frankfurt a. M.: Campus Verlag.

Contribution to edited volumes

Lahusen, C. and Wacker, M. (2019). A European Field of Public Administration? Administrative Co-Operation of Asylum Agencies in the Dublin System. In: Heidenreich, M. (ed.). Horizontal Europeanisation. The Transnationalisation of Daily Life and Social Fields in Europe 153-174. London: Routledge.

Schneider, S. (2019). Becoming a decision-maker, or: "Don't turn your heart into a den of thieves and murderers". In: Gill, N. and Good, A. (eds.). Asylum Determination in Europe: Ethnographic Perspectives 285-306. Cham: Palgrave Macmillan.

Schneider, S. and Wottrich, K. (2017). 'Without a proper hearing I cannot make a proper decision ...' On the organisation of hearings in German and Swedish asylum authorities. In: Lahusen, C. and Schneider, S. (eds.). Managing asylum. On the bureaucratic handling of a social problem 81-115. Bielefeld: transcript.

Sub-project 3

Articles in journals

Breuer, L. and Delius, A. (2017). 1989 in European Vernacular Memory. East European Politics and Societies 13(3): 456-478.

Büttner, S. and Delius, A. (2015). World Culture' in European Politics of Memory? New European memory agents between epistemic framing and political agenda setting. Journal of Contemporary European Studies 23(3): 391-404.

Gerhards, J. and Dilger, C. (2020). European Citizens' Attitudes on the Return of Refugees to Their Home Country: Results from a Survey in 13 EU Member States. Political Quarterly 62 (2). Online first.

Books

Breuer, L. (2015). Shared suffering? Images of perpetrators and victims in communicative memory in Germany and Poland. Wiesbaden: Springer VS.

Gerhards, J., Breuer, L. and Delius, A. (2015). Collective memories of European citizens in the context of transnationalisation processes. Germany, Great Britain, Poland and Spain in comparison. Wiesbaden: Springer VS.

Gerhards, J., Hans, S. and Carlson, S. (2017). Social Class and Transnational Human Capital. How Upper and Middle Class Parents Prepare Their Children for Globalisation. London/New York: Routledge, (Translation of Gerhards, J., Hans, S. and Carlson, S. (2016). Class position and transnational human capital. How middle and upper class parents prepare their children for globalisation. Wiesbaden: Springer VS.

Gerhards, J., Lengfeld, H., Ignácz, Z. S., Kley, F. and Priem, M. (2019). European Solidarity in Times of Crisis: Insights from a Thirteen-Country Survey. Abingdon, Oxon, New York, NY: Routledge

Contribution in edited volumes

Breuer, L. (2014). Europeanised Vernacular Memory: A Case Study from Germany and Poland. In: Bond, L. and Rapson, J. (eds.). The Transcultural Turn. Interrogating Memory Between and Beyond Borders [Media and Cultural Memory, vol. 15] 83-101. Berlin/Boston: de Gruyter.

Gerhards, J., Lengfeld, H., Ignácz, Z. S., Kley, F. and Priem, M. (2017). How solidary is Europe? Conceptual framework and initial empirical findings from a survey of 13 EU countries. In: Lessenich, S. (ed.). Closed societies. Proceedings of the 38th Congress of the German Sociological Association in Bamberg 2016(online publication).

Gerhards, J., Ignácz, Z. S., Lengfeld, H., Kley, F. and Priem, M. (2019). How Strong Is European Welfare Solidarity? In: Heidenreich, M. (ed.). Horizontal Europeanisation: The transnationalisation of daily life and social fields in Europe 39-62. London/New York: Routledge.

Sub-project 4

Articles in journals

Minkus, L., Deutschmann, E. and Delhey, J. (2018). A Trump Effect on the EU's Popularity? The U.S. Presidential Election as a Natural Experiment, Perspectives on Politics 17(2): 399-416.

Deutschmann, E., Delhey, J., Verbalyte, M. and Aplowski, A. (2018). The power of contact: Europe as a network of transnational attachment. European Journal of Political Research 57(4): 963-988.

Deutschmann, E. (2016). The Spatial Structure of Transnational Human Activity, Social Science Research 59 (Special Issue on Big Data in the Social Sciences): 120-136.

Delhey, J. and Deutschmann, E. (2016). On the Europeanisation of action and attitude horizons: A macrosociological comparison of EU member states. Berlin Journal of Sociology 26(1): 7-33.

Deutschmann, E. and Delhey, J. (2016). People Matter: Recent Sociological Contributions to Understanding European Integration from Below. Perspectives on Europe 45(2): 25-32.

Delhey, J., Deutschmann, E., Cirlanaru, K. (2015). Between 'Class Project' and Individualisation: The Stratification of Europeans' Transnational Activities. International Sociology 30(3): 269-293.

Delhey, J., Deutschmann, E., Graf, T. and Richter, K. (2014). Measuring the Europeanisation of Everyday Life: Three New Indices and an Empirical Application. European Societies 16(3): 355-377.

Book

Delhey, J., Deutschmann, E., Verbalyte, M., Aplowski, A. (forthcoming). Network Europe: How a continent grows together through mobility and communication. Wiesbaden: Springer VS. (Working title: Network Europe: How people's transnational activities shape Europe).

Contribution to anthology

Delhey, J., Verbalyte, M., Aplowski, A. and Deutschmann, E. (2019). Free to Move: The Evolution of the European Migration Network, 1960-2017. In: Heidenreich, M. (ed.). Horizontal Europeanisation: The Transnationalisation of Daily Life and Social Fields in Europe 48-68. London/New York: Routledge:

Cirlanaru, K. (2016). A Europeanisation of Identities? Quantitative Analysis of Space-Based Collective Identities in Europe. In: Kaina, V. et al. (eds.). European Identity Revisited: New approaches and recent empirical evidences 84-114. London: Routledge.

Sub-project 5

Articles in journals

Büttner, S. M., Mau, S., Oeltjen, O. and Zimmermann, K. (2018). Naming Power and Vocabulary of EU Governance. On the symbolic power of EU research funding. Austrian Journal of Sociology 43(1): 37-63.

Leopold, L. (2016). Transnational knowledge work and EU professionalism. Special issue of Wissen - Macht -Arbeit, Professionen und Wissensberufe im Wandel, Berliner Debatte Initial 27(1): 37-50.

Büttner, S. and Leopold, L. (2016). A 'New Spirit' of Public Policy? The Project World of EU Funding. European Journal of Cultural and Political Sociology 3(1): 41-71.

Büttner, S. M. and Delius, A. (2015): World Culture in European Memory Politics? New European memory agents between epistemic framing and political agenda setting. Journal of Contemporary European Studies 34(3): 391-404.

Büttner, S. M., Leopold, L. M., Mau, S. and Posvic, M. (2015). Professionalisation in EU Policy-Making? The Topology of the Transnational Field of EU Affairs. European Societies 17(4): 569-592.

Büttner, S. M. and Mau, S. (2014). EU professionalism as a transnational field. Berlin Journal of Sociology 24(2): 141-167.

Books

Mau, S. (2015). Inequality, Marketisation and the Majority Class. Why did the European Middle Clas-ses accept Neoliberalism? Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.

Zimmermann, K. (2019). Local labour market policies and the European Social Fund. Bristol: Policy Press.

Article in edited volumes

Büttner, S. M. (2018). Criticism of Eurocracy - Expression of an Inequality Conflict? On the transformation of democratic governance in today's Europe. In: Eigmüller, M. and Tietze, N. (eds.). Inequality Conflicts in Europe: Beyond Class and Nation 151-169. Berlin: Springer VS.

Büttner, S. M., Leopold, L., Mau, S. and Zimmermann, K. (2019). Europeanisation at home? Features and obstacles of domestic EU professionalism. In: Heidenreich, M. (ed.). Horizontal Europeanisation: The Transnationalisation of Daily Life and Social Fields in Europe 175-197. London/New York: Routledge.

Sub-project 6

Articles in journals

Glassner, V. and Dittmar, N. (2017). Varieties of Capitalism in the Hospital Sector? Trade union strategies in Germany and the UK between coordination and conflict. Industrial Relations 4: 393-410.

Glassner, V., Pernicka, S. and Dittmar, N. (2016). "Working on conflict" - a case study on the European Works Council of General Motors. WSI-Mitteilungen 4: 264-272.

Lahusen, C. and Pernicka, S. (eds.) (2016). Horizontal Europeanisation. Europe between nation-state and global socialisation. Berlin Journal of Sociology 26(1). Wiesbaden: Springer VS.

Pernicka, S. and Lahusen, C. (eds.) (2018). Power and Counter Power in Europe. Transnational Structuring of Social Spaces and Social Fields. Supplement, Austrian Journal of Sociology. 43(1) Wiesbaden: Springer VS.

Pernicka, S., Glassner, V. and Dittmar, N. (2016). Varieties of Trade Union Membership Policies from a Multi-Scalar Perspective. Evidence from the German and British Hospital Sectors. Comparative Labour Law & Policy Journal 28(1): 101-128.

Pernicka, S., Glassner, V. and Dittmar, N. (2016). Institutional work on conflict - a contribution to the transnationalisation of industrial relations? Berlin Journal of Sociology 26: 85-108.

Pernicka, S., Glassner, V. and Dittmar, N. (2018). The Restructuring of Wage-Setting Fields between transnational competition and coordination. Austrian Journal of Sociology 43(1): 43-116.

Pernicka, S., Glassner, V., Dittmar, N., Mrozowicki, A. and Maciejewska, M. (2017). When does solidarity end? Transnational labour cooperation during and after the crisis - the GM/Opel case revisited. Economic and Industrial Democracy 38(3): 375-399.

Book

Pernicka, S. (ed.) (2015). Horizontal Europeanisation in the field of industrial relations. Wiesbaden: Springer VS.

Contribution to anthology

Pernicka, S., Glassner, V. and Dittmar, N. (2018). The Europeanisation of Wage Policy Coordination between Market Competition and Solidarity. In: Eigmüller, M. and Tietze, N. (eds.). Inequality conflicts in Europe. Beyond class and nation. Wiesbaden: Springer VS.

Sub-project 7

Articles in journals

Broschinski, S., Assmann, M. (forthcoming). The Relevance of Public Employment Services for the Labour Market Integration of Low-Qualified Young People - A Cross-European Perspective. European Societies.

Broschinski, S., Preunkert, J. and Heidenreich, M. (2018). Wage developments in the public sector. Austrian Journal of Sociology 43(S1): 117-145.

Heidenreich, M. (2015). The End of the Honeymoon. The Increasing Differentiation of (Long-Term) Unemployment Risks in Europe. Journal of European Social Policy 25(4): 393-413.

Israel, S., Buttler, F., Ingensiep, C. and Reimann, C. (2016). Conncected Europe(ans): does economic integration foster social interaction? Journal of Contemporary European Studies 25(1): 88-106.

Israel, S. (2016a). How social policies can improve financial accessibility of healthcare: a multi-level analysis of unmet medical need in European countries. International Journal for Equity in Health 15(41): 1-14.

Israel, S. (2016b). More than Cash: Societal Influences on the Risk of Material Deprivation. Social Indicators Research 129(2): 619-637.

Books

Heidenreich, M. (ed.) (2016). Exploring Inequality in Europe. Diverging Income and Employment Opportunities in the Crisis. Cheltenham; Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar.

Preunkert, J. and Vobruba, G. (eds.) (2015). Crisis and Integration - Societal Education in the Euro Crisis. Wiesbaden: Springer VS.

Contribution to anthology

Heidenreich, M., Broschinski, S. and Pohlig, M. (2019). The Europeanisation of Income and Labour Market Inequality During the Eurozone Crisis. In: Heidenreich, M. (ed.). Horizontal Europeanisation: The Transnationalisation of Daily Life and Social Fields in Europe 89-110. London/New York: Routledge.

Heidenreich, M. (2014). Eurocrises and socialisation. The Crisis-Related Europeanisation of National Fiscal Policies. An introduction. In: Heidenreich, M. (ed.). Crisis of European socialisation? Sociological Perspectives 1-28. Wiesbaden: Springer VS.

Sub-project Z

Articles in journals

Preunkert, J. (2017). Financialisation of government debt? European government debt management approaches 1980-2007. Competition and Change 21(1): 27-44.

Preunkert, J. (2016). The European Field of Government Debt in Times of Stability and in Times of Crisis. Comparative Sociology 15: 415-438.

Preunkert, J. (2016). The state and its creditors. Developments in the Eurozone. Journal of Government and European Studies. 240-260.

Books

Preunkert, J. (forthcoming). A Sociology of Public Debt. On the Financialisation, Transnationalisation and Politicisation of Public Debt in the Eurozone. Weinheim: Beltz Juventa.

Heidenreich, M. (ed.) (2019). Horizontal Europeanisation: The transnationalisation of daily life and social fields in Europe. London: Routledge.

Müller, N. (2014). The everyday reproduction of national borders. Constance: UVK

Heidenreich, M. (ed.) (2014). Crisis of European socialisation? Sociological perspectives. Wiesbaden: Springer VS.

Preunkert, J. (2020). Primary Dealer Systems in the European Union. MaxPo Discussion Paper 20/1. Max Planck Sciences Po Center on Coping with Instability in Market Societies, Paris.

Further important publications

Gerhards, Jürgen, Silke Hans, and Sören Carlson. 2016. class position and transnational human capital: how middle and upper class parents prepare their children for globalisation. Wiesbaden: Springer VS.

Gerhards, Jürgen, Silke Hans, and Sören Carlson. 2017. Social Class and Transnational Human Capital: How Middle and Upper Class Parents Prepare Their Children for Globalization: How middle and upper class parents prepare their children for globalisation. London: Routledge.

Heidenreich, Martin (ed.). 2014. Crisis of European socialisation? Sociological perspectives. Wiesbaden: Springer VS.Heidenreich, Martin (ed.). 2016. Exploring inequality in Europe: Diverging income and employment opportunities in the crisis. Cheltenham, Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar Publishing.

Heidenreich, Martin (ed.). 2019a. Horizontal Europeanisation: The transnationalisation of daily life and social fields in Europe. London, New York: Routledge.

Heidenreich, Martin (ed.). 2019b. Horizontal Europeanisation: The transnationalisation of daily life and social fields in Europe. London: Routledge.

Heidenreich, Martin. 2019c. The Europeanisation of Social Fields and the Social Space: A Theoretical Framework. In Horizontal Europeanisation: The transnationalisation of daily life and social fields in Europe, ed. Martin Heidenreich, 9-35. London: Routledge.

Lahusen, Christian. 2019. The Divided Europe: A Political Sociology of the European Union. Frankfurt am Main: Campus.

Lahusen, Christian, and Susanne Pernicka. 2016. editorial. Berlin Journal of Sociology26 (1): 1-5. doi: 10.1007/s11609-016-0310-6.

Lessenich, Stephan (ed.). 2015. Routinising Crisis - Crisis of Routines: Proceedings of the 37th Congress. Trier: German Sociological Association.

Mau, Steffen. 2014. Transformation and crisis of the European middle classes. In Crisis of European socialisation? Sociological Perspectives, ed. Martin Heidenreich, 253-280. Wiesbaden: Springer VS.

Mau, Steffen. 2015a. Horizontal Europeanisation - a sociological perspective. In Interdisciplinary European Studies: An Introduction, ed. Janna Wolff and Ulrike Liebert, 93-113. Wiesbaden: Springer VS.

Mau, Steffen. 2015b. Inequality, Marketisation and the Majority Class: Why did the European Middle Class accept Neoliberalism? Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.

Pernicka, Susanne, and Christian Lahusen (eds.). 2018. Power and counter power in Europe: The transnational structuring of social spaces and social fields. Wiesbaden: Springer VS.