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Ten things you always wanted to know about economic sociology

, 2005
Answers, Cetina, Knorr, Karin
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Rotten Parents and Child Labor. [PDF]

Bommier, Antoine, Dubois, Pierre
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La méthode de Viviana Zelizer

Archives de Philosophie, 2022
Cet article retrace l’œuvre de Viviana Zelizer, en montrant la façon dont elle a rendu compte de l’intrication entre la famille et l’économie, à travers une série d’objets : l’assurance vie, l’évaluation de la valeur des enfants, la signification sociale de l’argent et plus récemment celle de l’intimité.
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Interview 15 Viviana A. Zelizer

2020
Profile: Viviana A. Zelizer is Lloyd Cotsen ‘50 Professor of Sociology at Princeton University’. Zelizer was born to a Jewish family in Argentina. She attended University of Buenos Aires and studied law for two years before she immigrated to the United States in 1967. She attended Rutgers University where she graduated with a B.A. in 1971.
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Viviana Zelizer: Morals and Markets

2016
In Morals and Markets untersucht Viviana Zelizer die sozialen Voraussetzungen der massenhaften Verbreitung von Lebensversicherungen in den USA. Ihre zentrale These ist, dass neue Produkte ein Mindestmas an gesellschaftlicher Legitimation benotigen, um sich auf Markten zu etablieren.
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Viviana Zelizer : Giving Meaning to the History of Childhood

The Journal of the History of Childhood and Youth, 2012
wo books are foundational to the now burgeoning field of Childhood and Children's History. The first is Philippe Aries's provocative attempt to contrast childhood in the modern and the medieval periods, Centuries of Childhood. The other is Viviana Zelizer's Pricing the Priceless Child, a book that allowed historians to understand just what the modern ...
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Markets and culture: Viviana Zelizer'sEconomic Lives

Economy and Society, 2012
Viviana Zelizer (2010) Economic lives: How culture shapes the economy. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press.
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Karl Polanyi, Viviana Zelizer et la relation marchés-société

Revue du MAUSS, 2007
Après avoir donné quelques indications sur la place occupée par Polanyi dans la sociologie économique contemporaine, ce texte examine les développements que Zelizer propose sur la nature de la monnaie moderne et sa thèse, opposée à celle de l’encastrement polanyien, sur la symétrie dans les relations entre la société et le(s) marché(s).
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Praise for Viviana Zelizer's honorary doctorate

2020
During a ceremony on November 13, 2019, Sciences Po in Paris awarded the sociologist Viviana Zelizer and the economist Joseph Stiglitz the titles of Doctor Honoris Causa. This distinction was given to Professor Zelizer for her work as the founder of a new school of economic sociology, and to Professor Stiglitz as the leading figure of the new Keynesian
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Viviana Zelizer receives honorary doctorate from Sciences Po

2020
During a ceremony on November 13, 2019, Sciences Po in Paris awarded the sociologist Viviana Zelizer and the economist Joseph Stiglitz the titles of Doctor Honoris Causa. This distinction was given to Professor Zelizer for her work as the founder of a new school of economic sociology, and to Professor Stiglitz as the leading figure of the new Keynesian
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