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Brichzin, Jenni; Krichewsky, Damien; Ringel, Leopold; Schank, Jan (2018): Sociology of Parliaments. New Paths in Political Institutional Research. Wiesbaden: VS. Click here<\/a> for the publisher’s page. Mainly German.<\/p>\n Brichzin, Jenni (2016): Political work in parliaments. An ethnographic study on cultural production in the political field. Nomos (Series Political Sociology). German.<\/p>\n Since 2018: Series “Political Sociology” at Springer VS, edited with Thomas Kern, Leopold Ringel, Tobias Werron<\/p>\n Brichzin, Jenni (forthcoming): Materialisations from Political Work. In: D\u00e1nyi, Endre (Ed.): The Insides of the Parliament. Social Studies of Science, Special Issue.<\/p>\n Brichzin, Jenni; Schindler, Sebastian (2018): Why the wish to look \u00bbbehind\u00ab things can be a problem. Ways of knowing politics beyond conspiracy theory. Leviathan 46 (4), pp. 575-602. German.<\/p>\n Brichzin, Jenni (2016): How political work generates evidence. An ethnographic study on cultural production in parliaments. Zeitschrift f\u00fcr Soziologie 45 (6), pp. 410-430. German. Click here<\/a> for an English translation.<\/p>\n Brichzin, Jenni (2016): Parliamentary Practice – The State of Research on the Central Institution of Democracy. Soziale Welt 67 (1), pp. 91-112. German.<\/p>\n Brichzin, Jenni (2016): Crisis of everyday political life? An ethnographic parliamentary study on the social alienation of the political” In: Adloff, Frank; Antony, Alexander; Sebald, Gerd (Ed.): Action and Interaction Crises. Theoretical and Empirical Microsociological Perspectives. \u00d6sterreichische Zeitschrift f\u00fcr Soziologie 41(1), special edition, pp. 191-212. Click here<\/a> for the full text. German.<\/p>\n Brichzin, Jenni; Krichewsky, Damien; Ringel, Leopold; Schank, Jan (2018): Sociology of Parliaments. Contours of a program. In:\u00a0Brichzin, Jenni; Krichewsky, Damien; Ringel, Leopold; Schank, Jan (Ed.): Sociology of Parliaments. New Paths in Political Institutional Research. Wiesbaden: VS, P. 1-32. German.<\/p>\n Brichzin, Jenni (2016): Mastering Democracy. Political actors between the demands of representation and autonomy of design. In: B\u00f6rner, Stefanie; Bohmann, Ulf; Lindner, Diana; Oberth\u00fcr; J\u00f6rg; Stiegler, Andr\u00e9 (ed.): Practices of self-rule. Between subjective claim and institutional functional requirement. Wiesbaden: Springer VS, pp. 91-114. German.<\/p>\n Brichzin, Jenni (2018): Network research. Review of the anthology: L\u00f6wenstein, Heiko; Emirbayer, Mustafa (ed.): Networks, Culture, Agency. Problem solving in relational methodology and social theory. K\u00f6lner Zeitschrift f\u00fcr Soziologie und Sozialpsychologie 70 (2), pp. 315-318. Click here<\/a> for full text view.<\/p>\n Brichzin, Jenni (2019): Dialectic of anti-essentialist thinking? Reflections on the State of Reason in the ‘Post-Truth Era’. To be held at the Generation Conference of the DGS Section Sociological Theory “Doing Theory” in Bremen.<\/p>\n Brichzin, Jenni; Bohmann, Ulf (2019): The incident – Chemnitz as a paradigm case for the resurgence of right wing nationalism in Germany? To be held at the Inaugural Conference of the Center for Right-Wing Studies in Berkeley.<\/p>\n Brichzin, Jenni (2018): Does democracy theory need a ‘spatial turn’? Held at the 39th DGS Congress in G\u00f6ttingen, session of the Political Sociology Section.<\/p>\n Brichzin, Jenni; Schindler, Sebastian (2018): Recognizing the Political. How social science theory and conspiracy theory suspicions block political insight. Held at the spring conference of the DGS section Political Sociology in Bamberg.<\/p>\n Brichzin, Jenni (2017): Political Work in Parliaments. An empirical analysis of cultural production in the political field. Held at the international Research Workshop “Ethnographies of Legislatures” in Edinburgh.<\/p>\nPapers (peer reviewed)<\/h6>\n
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