Europeanized social science : changes in hierarchies, practices, and institutions /

This book examines the increasing internationalization of the social sciences, focusing specifically on how Europeanization has reshaped the production of social science knowledge. Over recent decades, research has highlighted how ideas, people, and techniques have circulated between nation-states a...

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Kropp, Kristoffer (Editor), Larsen, Anton Grau, 1983- (Editor), Fishberg, Rachel (Editor)
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Cham : Palgrave Macmillan, [2026]
Series:	Socio-historical studies of the social and human sciences.
Subjects:	Social sciences > Philosophy. Social sciences > European Union countries > Philosophy. Sciences sociales > Philosophie. Social sciences > Philosophy European Union countries Electronic books.

Table of Contents:

Chapter 1: Europeanized Social Science - changes in hierarchies, practices, and institutions
Chapter 2: Championing the Social Sciences or Creating Champions? Funding Agencies between Agenda Setting and Scientific Autonomy
Chapter 3: Traveling European "excellence": scientific mobility, symbolic reputation, and its impact on knowledge production
Chapter 4: Europeanization in publication practices in EU funded social science research
Chapter 5: Political work and the epistemological position of the social sciences in H2020
Chapter 6: Dedicated to excellence: research assessment and isomorphic difference in a European context
Chapter 7: What Constitutes Legitimate European Knowledge? Insights from an Elite School Preparing for EU Careers
Chapter 8: EU Research as Unequal Europeanisation? Exploring the less visible navigational work accompanying EU-funded Social Science Collaboration
Chapter 9: Answering the Call of the European Union: The Case of Swedish Erasmus+ Students in the Social Sciences
Chapter 10: Emerging practices of European social science.