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This bibliography was compiled by the cultural theory yahoo discussion group, but particularly by James Tansey, Mary Wildavsky and Brendon Swedlow.

Encyclopedia of Global Environmental Change, (2001) 5 vols., Wiley.

6, Perri (1997) Escaping poverty: from safety nets to networks of opportunity, Demos, London.

6, Perri & Leat, D. (1997), ‘��Inventing the voluntary sector by committee: from Wolfenden to Deakin��’, Non-Profit studies, vol. 1, no. 2, pp. 33-46.

6, Perri (1998), ‘��Private lives��’, Demos Collection 14, The good life, pp. 105-11.

—- (1998) The future of privacy, vol I: Private life and public policy, Demos, London.

—- (1998), ‘��Housing policy in the risk archipelago: toward holistic and anticipatory government��’, Housing studies, vol. 13, no. 3, pp. 347-75.

—- (1998), ‘��Social networks, social exclusion, social capital: conceptual and policy issues��’, paper presented to Networks, community and locality, Keele University, 7-8.7.98.

—- (1998), ‘On the right lines: the next centre-right in the British isles’, Demos, London.

—- (1999), Morals for robots and cyborgs: ethics and society in the age of autonomous intelligent machines,. Bull Worldwide Information Systems plc,, London.

—- (1999), ‘Understanding, presenting and managing risk’, paper presented to Ditchley Foundation Conference.

—- (1999), ‘��A culture of constitutionalism for more participation: what would it look like?’ in N.D. and Campbell Lewis, D. (ed.), Promoting participation: law or politics?, Cavendish, London, pp. 75-100.

—- (1999), ‘��Neo-Durkheimian institutional theory��’, paper presented to Institutional theory in political science, Ross Priory, Loch Lomond, University of Strathclyde, 17-18th October.

—- (2000), ‘��Can there be a unified science of fear?�� Review article on Joffe H, 1999, Risk and ��the other�� Cambridge University Press’, Journal of Risk Research.

—- (2000), ‘Review of Cotterell R, 1999, ?�mile Durkheim: law in a moral domain Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh’, Journal of law and society, vol. 27, no. 3, Sept.

—- (2000), ‘Review of Lupton D, ed, 1999, Risk and sociocultural theory, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge’, Journal of Risk Research.

—- (2000), ‘��Durkheim among the geneticists? Human genetics, ethics and methods in futures studies��’, Foresight, vol. 2, no. 1, February.

—- (2000), ‘��The governance of affect: the ritual organisation of emotion and the limits of emotional emancipation��, split into two papers - (a) ��On Durkheim��s sociological theory of the emotions�� and (b) ��What is there to feel? a neo-Durkheimian theory of the emotions��’, paper presented to University of East London seminar series, final seminar in the series ��Affect, ethics and citizenship��, Birkbeck College, 1.6.2000.

—- (2000), ‘��What kinds of decisions should autonomous intelligent systems be allowed to make? A neo-Durkheimian approach��,’ paper presented to “Time for AI and Society”, the 2000 Convention of the Society for the Study of Artificial Intelligence and the Simulation of Behaviour, University of Birmingham, 17-20.4.00.

—- (2000), ‘��Shaping citizens: responsibility and the politics of moral character��’, paper presented to University of East London seminar series, ��Affect, ethics and citizenship��, Birkbeck College, 17-18 February.

—- (2000), The Governance of Affect: the Ritual Organisation of Emotion and the Limits of Emotional Emancipation. ‘Conclusions’ Seminar in the Affect Ethics Citizenship Series.

—- (2001), ‘��Ethics, regulation and the new artificial intelligence, Part I: accountability and power��’, Information communication and society, vol. 4, no. 2, pp. 199-229.

—- (2001), ‘��Ethics, regulation and the new artificial intelligence, Part II: autonomy and liability��’, Information communication and society, vol. 4, no. 3, pp. 406-34.

—- (2001), ‘��Governing by technique: judgment and the prospects for governance of and with technology��’, in Paris (ed.), Twenty first century governance, Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development.

—- (2001), ��If it��s against you, then they work together��: public concerns about privacy and data sharing in government,. Performance and Innovation Unit, Cabinet Office, London.

—- (2001), ‘��The governance of friends and acquaintances: public policy and social networks��, paper for the, ��Social networks and social exclusion��’, paper presented to final seminar in the ESRC funded series hosted jointly with Institute for Public Policy Research, London, March.

—- (2001), ”Can there be a unified science of fear?’ Review article on Risk and ‘the other’ by Helene Joffe, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1999′, Journal of Risk Research., vol. 4, no. 4, pp. 431-45.

—- (2001), Can we be persuaded to become PET lovers?, [PETs: privacy enhancing technologies]. Paris, Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development,.

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—- (2001), ‘��I represent you; you��re sovereign; now change! the deliberate attempt by government to change citizens�� cultures and moral characters��’, paper presented to guest lecture, Department of Politics, Nottingham Trent University, 15.1.01.

—- (2001), ‘��Authority: emotional dynamics��’, paper presented to paper given in University of East London seminar series ��Affect, ethics and citizenship��, 25.5.2001.

6, Perri , Seltzer, K., Leat, D. & G., Stoker (2002) Toward holistic governance: the new agenda in government reform, Palgrave [formerly MacMillan], Houndmils, Basingstoke.

6, Perri , Leat, Diana , Seltzer, Kim & Stoker, Gerry (2002) Toward holistic governance: the new reform agenda, Palgrave, Houndmills, Basingstoke.

6, Perri (2002), ‘Can policy making be evidence based?’ Managing Community Care :Building Knowledge for Integraged Care, vol. 10, no. 1, pp. 3-8.

—- (2002), Sense and Solidarities: A Neo-Durkeimian Institutional Theory of Well-Being and Its Implications for Public Policy. Seminar on Well-being: Research and Policy in the ESRC funded seminar series on Well-being: Social and Individual Determinants, King’s Fund, Cavendish Square, London.

—- (2002), ‘��Can policy making be evidence based?��’, Managing community care, vol. 10, no. 1.

—- (2002), Strategies for reassurance: public concerns about privacy and data sharing in government. Performance and Innovation Unit, Cabinet Office, London.

—- (2002), ‘��Who wants privacy protection, and what do they want?��,’ Journal of consumer behaviour, vol. 2 80-100, no. 1.

6, Perri & Peck, E. (2002), ‘��Surprises�� with discourse: an argument against the idealism of discourse theories, and towards an alternative theory of effective organisation development practice showing the special cases where changing talk and text might be effective’, paper presented to 5th international conference on organisational discourse: organisational discourse: from micro-utterances to macro-inferences, King��s College, London, 24-26.7.02.

6, Perri (2002), ‘��The politics of well-being: sense and solidarities: a neo-Durkheimian institutional theory of well-being and its implications for public policy��, keynote address paper’, paper presented to final conference of ESRC funded seminar series on ��Well-being: social and individual determinants��, King��s Fund, Cavendish Square, London, 4.7. 02.

—- (2003) E-governance: styles of political judgment in the information age polity, Palgrave, Basingstoke.

—- (2003), ‘��What��s in a frame? Social organisation, risk perception and the sociology of knowledge’.’ Journal of Risk Research.

—- (2003), ‘��Can government influence our friendships? The range and limits of tools for trying to shape solidarities��’, in Phillipson CR Allen G and Morgan D (ed.), Social networks and social exclusion: sociological and policy issues,, Ashgate, Aldershot and London.

—- (2003), ‘��What is there to feel? a neo-Durkheimian theory of the emotions��’, European journal of psychotherapy, counselling and health, special issue theories of the emotions [from across all the social science disciplines], vol. 5, no. 3, pp. 263-90.

—- (2003), ‘��Joined-up government in the western world in comparative perspective: a preliminary literature review and exploration��’, Journal of public administration research and theory.

6, Perri & Peck, E. (2003), ‘��New Labour��s modernisation in the public sector: a neo-Durkheimian approach and the case of mental health services��’, Public administration.

6, Perri (2003), ‘Joined-up government in the west beyond Britain: a provisional assessment’, in Bogdanor V (ed.), Joined-up government, British Academy, London.

—- (2003), ‘The governance of technology: concepts, trends, theory, normative principles and research agenda��,��white paper�� for the ESRC Science in Society programme workshop, Democratic governance of technological change in an era of globalisation,’ paper presented to FLAD, Lisbon, 23-26.02.03.

Abrandt, Johan (1999) The Reinventing Government Movement: A Cultural Perspective, Statsvetenskapliga Institutionen at Lunds Universitet.

Adams, J. (1995) Risk, UCL Press, London.

Adams, John (1999), ‘Cars, Cholera, and Cows’, Policy Analysis, no. 335, pp. 1-49.

—- (1999) Risky Business.( First published in 1999 as Cars, Cholera, and Cows by the CATO Institute), Adam Smith Institute.

Aldridge, Alan (1994), ‘Women Priests: From Exclusion to Accommodation.’ British Journal of Sociology, vol. 45, no. 3, pp. 501-10.

Allan, Anthony (2001) The Middle East Water Question, Hydropolitcs, and the Global Economy., I.B.Tauris, London.

Altman, Dennis (1986) AIDS in the Mind of America, Anchor Pres/Doubleday, Garden City, N.Y.

Altman, Yochanan & Baruch, Yehuda (1992), ‘Towards a Cultural Typology of European Work Values. Innovation.’ The European Journal of Social Sciences,, vol. 5, no. 1, pp. 35-44.

—- (1998), ‘Cultural Theory and Organizations: Analytical Method and Cases.’ Organization Studies, vol. 19, no. 5, pp. 769-85.

Archibald, Steve & Richards, Paul (2002), ”Converts to Human Rights? Popular Debate about War and Justice in Sierra Leone.”, Africa, vol. 73, no. 3, pp. 339-67.

Baark, Erik (2001), ‘The Making of Science and Technology Policy in China’, International Journal Technology Management, vol. 21, pp. 1-21.

Backer, B. , Kran, T., Heiberg, T., L??fgren, M. & Molander, A. (1986) Postmoderna tider? Innvandrerkvinner, utlendighet og sosialisering noen analytiske betraktninger, Norstedts Institutt for fredsforskning, Stockholm/Oslo.

Bale, T. (1996), ‘Broad Churches, Big Theory and one small example: assessing the diverse cultures of political parties’, paper presented to APSA, San Francisco.

—- (1997), ‘Struggling out of the Straitjacket? Culture and Leadership in the British Labour Party’, paper presented to ECPR Joint Sessions of Workshops: Cultural Theory in Political Science - Comparisons and Applications, Bern.

—- (1997), ‘Towards a ‘Cultural Theory’ of parliamentary party groups.’ Journal of Legislative Studies, vol. 3, no. 4, pp. 25-43.

—- (1999), ‘Sacred Cows and Common Sence: The Symbolic Statecraft and Political Culture of the British Labour Party’, in Gower, Ashgate.

Bauman, Paul (2000), ‘Anthropology with a Difference: Mary Douglas at 80′, Commonwealth, vol. 128, no. 14, pp. 11-7.

Bellaby, Paul (1990), ‘To Risk or Not to Risk? Uses and limitations of Mary Douglas on Risk-acceptability for Understanding Health and Safety at Work and Road Accidents’, Sociological Review, vol. 38, no. 3, pp. 465-283.

Berger, Arthur Asa (ed.) (1989), Political Culture and Public Opinion, Transaction Press, New Brunswick, N.J.

—- (1990) Agitop: Political Culture and Public Opinion, Transaction Press, New Brunswick, N.J.

Bernstein, Basil (1971) Class, Codes and Contro, vol. 1, Theoretical Studies towards a Sociology of Language, Routledge & Kegan Paul, London.

Berry, Michael & Innreiter-Moser, Cacilia (2002), ‘Communicating Cultural Dimensions of Gender-related Identity in Female Austrian and Finnish Business Students’ Response to Joanna Kreamer.’ Culture and Organization, vol. 8, no. 2, pp. 161-89.

Bijlsma-Frankema, Katlnka (2001), ‘On Managing Cultural Integrations and Cultural Change Processes in Mergers and Acquisitions’, Journal of European Industrial Training, vol. 25, no. 3/4, pp. 192-207.

Birrer, Frans A. J. & Pranger, Rob. (1994.), ‘Complex Intertwinements in Argumentation: Some Cases from Discussions on Biotechnology and Their Implications for Argumentation Studies.’ paper presented to Third International Conference on Argumentation, Amsterdam, June 21-24.

Black, Peter W. & Avruch, Kevin (1999), ‘Cultural Relativism, Conflict Resolution, Social Justice’, Peace and Conflict Studies, vol. 6, no. 1, pp. 24-41.

Bloomfield, Brian P. (1985), ‘Anomalies and Social Experience: Backcasting with Simulation Models.’ Social Studies Of Science, vol. 15, no. 4, pp. 631-75.

Bloor, C. & Bloor, D. (1982), ‘Twenty Industrial Scientists: A Preliminary Exercise’, in M. Douglas (Ed.) (ed.), Essays In The Sociology Of Perception, Routledge & Kegan Paul, London, pp. 83-102.

Bloor, D. (1982), ‘Polyhedra and the Abominations of Leviticus: Cognitive Styles in Methematics’, in M. Douglas (Ed.) (ed.), Essays In The Sociology Of Perception, Routledge & Kegan Paul, London, pp. 191-218).

Bodley, John H. (2002) Anthropology and Global Environmental Change. A Encyclopedia of Global Environment Change., John Wiley & Sons.

Boholm, ?�. (1996), ‘The Many Faces of ‘The Cultural Theory of Risk’. An Anthropological Critique’, paper presented to Annual Meeting of the Society for Risk Analysis-Europe, University of Surrey, Guildford, Surrey.

—- (1996), ‘Risk Perception and Social Anthropology: Critique of Cultural Theory’, Ethnos, vol. 61, no. 1-2, pp. 64-84.

Boholm, ?�sa (1996), ‘Risk Perception and Social Anthropology: A Critique of Cultural Theory’, Ethnos, vol. 61, no. 1-2, pp. 64-84.

Boholm, A. (1996), ‘Risk Perception and Social Anthropology: Critique of Cultural Theory’, Ethnos, vol. 61, no. 1-2, pp. 64-84.

Botnen, K. (1997) ?�konomisk Vekst - Gift eller Medisin? En analyse av nordmenns holdninger til ??konomisk vekst, University of Oslo, Oslo.

Bovens, M., & ‘tHart, P. (1996) Understanding Policy Fiascoes, Transaction Publishers, New Brunswick & London.

Boyle, R. P. & Coughlin, R. M. (1994), ‘Conceptualizing and Operationalizing Cultural Theory’, in D. J. Coyle & R. J. Ellis (Eds.) (ed.), Politics, Policy and Culture, Oxford: Westview Press., pp. 191-218).

Boyle, Richard P., Richard M. Coughlin (1994), ‘Conceptualizing and operationalizing cultural theory’, in eds D.J.Coyle & R.J.Ellis (ed.), Politics, policy and culture, Westview, Boulder, pp. 191-218.

Bozeman, Barry & Kingsley, Gordon (1998), ‘Risk Culture in Public and Private Organization’, Public Administration Review, vol. 58, no. 2, pp. 109-18.

Braman, Donald & Kahan, Dan M. (2001), More Statistics, Less Persuasion: A Cultural Theory of Gun-Risk Perception. 05, Yale Law School.

Breiger, R. (1982), ‘A Structural Analysis of Occupational Mobility.’ in N. Lin & P. V. Marsden (eds), Social structure and network analysis, Sage Publications, Beverly Hills, p. 319.

Brenot, J., Joussen, W. & Sj??berg, L. (1995), Assessment and Management of Post Accidental Situations. Radiation Detriment, Risk Perception and Risk Communication. Final report on EU-Project F13P-CT930068. Institut de Protection et de S?�ret?� Nucl?�aire., Fontenay aux Roses.

Brenot, J., Bonnefous, S., & Mays, C. (1996), ‘Cultural theory and risk perception: Validity and utility explored in the French context’, Radiation Protection Dosimetry, vol. 68, no. 3-4, pp. 239-43.

Brenot, J. , Bonnefous, S. & C., Mays. (1996), ‘Cultural Theory and Risk Perception: Validity and Utility Explored in the French Context’, Radiation Protection Dosimetry, vol. 68, no. 3/4, pp. 239-43.

Brenot, Jean., Bonnefous, Sylviane., Marris, Claire (1998), ‘Testing the Cultural Theory of Risk in France.’ Risk Analysis, vol. 18, no. 6, pp. 729-40.

Brown (2001), ‘Interest Matters.’ Ph. D. Dissertation thesis, University of Michigan.

Burchell, Kevin (1998), ‘Fractured Environments: Diversity and Conflict in Perceptions of Environmental Risk. (Reseach paper)’, Environmental and Spatial Analysis, vol. 52.

Burgoon, J. K. (1995), ‘Cross-Cultural and Intercultural Applications of Expectancy Violations Theory’, in R. L. Wiseman (Ed.) (ed.), Intercultural communication theory, Sage, London, pp. 194-214.

Buss, David M. & Craik, Kenneth H. (1983), ‘Contemporary Worldviews: Personal and Policy Implication’, Journal of Applied Social Psychology, vol. 13, no. 3, pp. 259-80.

Buss, David M., Kenneth H. Clarik and Karl M. Dake (1983), ‘Perception of Decision Procedures for Managing and Regulating Hazards.’ in Homburger (ed.), Safety Evaluation and Regulation of Chemical 2, Karger, Cambridge, MA; Basel, pp. 199-208.

Buss, David M., Craik, Kenneth H. & Dake, Karl M. (1986), ‘Contemporary Worldviews and Perception of the Technological System’, in Joshua Menkes Vincent T. Covello, Jeryl Mumpower (ed.), Risk Evaluation and Management, Plenum.

Calvez, Marcel (1989), ‘Les rites d��institution de la s?�ropositivit?�.[ The rituals of institution of seropositivity]‘, Actions et recherches sociales,, vol. Vol. 3-4,, no. Oct-D?�c.,, pp. 103-15.

Calvez, Marcel & Douglas, Mary (1990), ‘The self as risk-taker : a cultural theory of contagion in relation to Aids’, Sociological review, vol. 38, no. 3, pp. 445-64.

Calvez, Marcel (1990), ‘Les handicap?�s mentaux et l��int?�gration au milieu ordinaire : une analyse culturelle. [Intellectual disability and social integration : a cultural analysis]‘, Handicaps et Inadaptations. Les Cahiers du CTNERH, pp. 55-6, 87-106.

—- (1991), ‘La construction sociale du handicap. Une approche de l��int?�gration des handicap?�s mentaux dans le milieu ordinaire [The social cocntruction of disability : an approach to social integration of intellectually disabled]‘, Handicaps et Inadaptations. Les Cahiers du CTNERHI, pp. 55-6, 87-106.

—- (1992), ‘Les accusations de contagion comme argument d’exclusion. L’exemple des caqueux de Bretagne , [Accusations of contagion as an argument of exclusion : the case of hereditary lepers in Brittany]‘, Ethnologie fran?�aise, vol. XXII, no. 1, pp. 56-60.

—- (1993), ‘L��analyse culturelle du risque (The cultural analysis of risk)’, in Y. Souteyrand A. Tursz, R. Salmi (eds) (ed.), Adolescence et risque, ANRS, Paris, pp. 75-87.

—- (1993), ‘Social interactions in the neighborhood. Cultural approach to social integration of individuals with mental retardation,’ Mental Retardation, vol. 31, no. 6, pp. 419-23.

—- (1994), ‘Les repr?�sentations des risques du Sida et l��exp?�rience sociale [Representations of Aids risks and social experience]‘, in M. Calvez, Paicheler, G., Souteyrand, Y. (eds) (ed.), Connaissances, repr?�sentations, comportements : les sciences sociales et la pr?�vention du Sida, ANRS, Paris.

—- (1994), ‘Le handicap comme situation de seuil : ?�l?�ments pour une sociologie de la liminalit?� ��[Disability as a threshold situation : elements for a sociology of liminality]‘, Sciences sociales et sant?�, vol. XII, pp. 61-88.

—- (1995), ‘Perception of risks, definition of interest and commitment to a community : a cultural approach’, in Heckmann W. eds Friedrich D. (ed.), Aids in Europe.The behaviourial aspects, Sigma Ed, Berlin, vol. Vol 4. Determinants of behaviour change, pp. 39-47.

—- (1996), ‘La rationalit?� des conduites de pr?�vention et l��exp?�rience sociale, [Rationality of prevention behaviors and social experience]‘, in Schiltz M-A. Calvez M., Souteyrand Y., coord (ed.), Les homosexuels face au sida. Rationalit?�s et gestions des risques, ANRS, Paris, pp. 55-64.

—- (1998) Los usos sociales del riesgo. Elementos de analisis del sida [The social uses of risk. Elements of analysis of Aids], Editorial universitaria, Universidad Nacional de Misiones (Argentina.).

—- (2000), ‘Violence et contextes sociaux : la prise en compte des r?�gulations interm?�diaires dans le proc?�s de pacification des m?�urs, Kreiz, 13, [Violence and social contexts :accounting for intermediate regulations in Elias analysis of the civilising process].’ Violence et societ?� en Bretagne et dans les pays celtiques, pp. 11-23.

—- (2000), ‘Les aspects sociaux du handicap’, Pr?�veni, vol. 39, pp. 83-90.

—- (2001), ‘Les risques du sida et la pr?�carit?� social [Aids risks and precariousness]‘, in Chauvin P. Joubert M., Facy F., Ringa V., Siwek J., Deschamps J.-P., Terra J.-L. (?�diteurs), (ed.), Pr?�carisation, risques et sant?�, Editions INSERM, Paris, pp. 445-60.

—- (2001 (forthcoming)), ‘Le risque comme ressource culturelle dans la pr?�vention du sida [Risk as a cultural resource in Aids prevention policies]‘, in Dozon J.P. Fassin D. (ed.), Voix et Regards, Balland, Paris.

Cameron, Derek (2001), ‘Chefs and Occupational Culture in a Hotel Chain: A Grid-Group Analysis.’ Tourism and Hospitality Research, vol. 3, no. 2, pp. 103-13.

Carlisle, Juliet & Smith, Eric R. A. (2001), ‘Postmaterialism vs. Egalitarianism as the Key Environment Value.’ paper presented to APSA Annual Conference, San Francisco.

Carriere, Erin & Scruggs, Lyle (2001), ‘A Cross-National Study of the Cultural Sources of Environmental Attitude: Evidence from the 2000 ISSP.’ paper presented to American Political Science Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, 29-September 2, 2001.

Carriere, Erin. (2001), ‘Sources of Environmentalism: A Model Incorporating Knowledge and Douglas as Wildavsky’s Grid-Group Cultural Theory.’ Ph. D. Dissertation thesis, University of Connecticut.

Carter, Timothy (1997), ”Big Men’ in Corinth.”, Journal for the Study of the New Testament, vol. 66, pp. 45-71.

Carter, T. L. ( 2002) Paul and the Power of Sin: Redefining ‘Beyond the Pale’. vol. 115, Monograph Series, Cambridge University Press, New York.

Caukins, Douglas (1995), ‘”Stumbling into Applied Anthropology: Collaborative Roles of Academic Researchers.”‘, Practicing Anthropology, vol. 17, no. 1-2, pp. 21-4.

Caulkins, D.Douglas & Elaine S.Weiner (eds) (1992), “The Unexpected Entrepreneurs: Small High Technology Firms and

Regional Development in Wales and Northeast England.” Anthropology and the Global Factory: Studies in the New Industrialization of the Late Twentieth Century, Bergin & Garvey, New York.

Caulkins, Douglas (1995), ‘”High Technology Entrepreneurs in the Peripheral Regions of the United Kingdom”‘, paper presented to Twelfth International Seminar on Marginal Regions, Aldershot (Hants.).

Caulkins, D.Douglas & S.Weiner, Elaine (eds) (1995), “High Technology Entrepreneurs in the Peripheral Regions of the United Kingdom.” Economic Futures on the North Atlantic Margin: Selected Contributions to the Twelfth International Seminar on Marginal Regions, Avebury Press, Aldershot (Hants.).

Caulkins, Douglas (1997), ‘Is Small Still Beautiful? Low Growth Firms and Regional Development in Scotland’s Silicon Glen’, in Jonathan Andelson (ed.), Anthropology Matters: Essays in Honor of Ralph Luebben, Grinnell College, Grinnell, pp. 53-63.

Caulkins, D.Douglas & S.Weiner, Elaine (1997), ‘”Is Small Still Beautiful? Low Growth Firms and Regional Development in Scotland’s Silicon Glen’, in (ed) Jonathan Andelson (ed.), Anthropology Matters: Essays in Honor of Ralph Luebben., Grinnell College, Grinnell, pp. 53-63.

Caulkins, D. Douglas & Weiner, Elaine S. (1998), ‘Finding a Work Culture that Fits: Egalitarian Manufacturing Firms in MidWales’, Anthropology of Work Review, vol. XIX, p. 1.

Caulkins, D.Douglas & Weiner, Elaine S. (1999), ‘Enterprise and Resistance in the Celtic Fringe: High Growth, Low Growth and No Growth Firms’, paper presented to Fourteenth International Seminar on Marginal Regions.

Caulkins, D.Douglas & Weiner, Elaine S. (1999), ‘”Enterprise and Resistance in the Celtic Fringe: High Growth, Low Growth and No Growth Firms,”‘, in Reginald Byron and John Hutson (ed.), Local Enterprise on the North Atlantic Margin : Selected Contributions to the Fourteenth International Seminar on Marginal Regions, Reginald, Ashgate Aldershot, U.K., pp. 191-204.

Caulkins, D. Douglas (1999), ‘Is Mary Douglas’s Grid/Group Analysis Useful for Cross-Cultural Research?’ Cross-Cultural Research, vol. 33, no. 1, pp. 108-28.

Caulkins, Douglas & Peters, Christina (2002), ‘Grid-Group Analysis, Social Capital, and Entrepreneurship among North American Immigrant Groups’, Cross-Cultural Research: The Journal of Comparative Social Science, vol. 36, no. 2, pp. 108-28.

Caulkins, Douglas D. & Peters, Christina (2002), ‘Grid-Group Analysis, Social Capital, and Entrepreneurship Among North American Ethnic Group.’ Cross-Cultural Research, vol. 36, no. 1, pp. 48-72.

Chai, S.-K. & Wildavsky, Aaron (1994), ‘Culture, Rationality, and Violence’, in D. J. Coyle & R. J. Ellis (Eds.) (ed.), Politics, Policy and Culture, Oxford: Westview Press., pp. 159-74.

Chai, S.-K., & Swedlow, B. (1996), ‘Culture and social theory. Aaron Wildavsky’, in Transaction Publishers.

Chapman, G. P. & Thompson, Michael (eds) (1995), Water and the Quest for Sustainable Development, Mansell Pub., London, New York.

Chiu, Ivan, S. K. (2002), ‘The Difference of the Risk Perception Among the Educated Youth between Hong Kong and China: The Issue of Using Computer.’ paper presented to 4th International Summer Academy on Technology Studies, Deutschlandsberg, Austria, July 9, 2002.

Clayton, S. (1998), ‘Preference for macrojustice versus microjustice in environmental decisions’, Environment and Behavior, vol. 30, no. 2, pp. 162-83.

Combes, V. (1987) Proust, La Philosophie, Editions Minuit.

C?�t?�, P. (1997), Cultural Analysis, New Institutionalism and the Construction of a Civic Ethos: A Framework for Analysis. ECPR Joint Sessions of Workshops: Cultural Theory in Political Science - Comparisons and Applications, Bern.

Cotgrove, Stephen (1981), ‘Risk, Value Conflict, and Political Legitimacy.’ in Richard F. Griffiths (ed.), Dealing With Risk: The Planning, Management and Acceptability of Technological Risk., Manchester University Press.

Coughlin, Richard M. & Lockhart, Charles (1992), ‘”Building Better Comparative Social Theory Through Alternative Conceptions of Rationality.’ Western Political Quarterly, vol. 45, no. September, pp. 793-809.

Coughlin, R. M. & Lockhart, C. (1992), ‘ Cultural Theory and Political Ideology: An Empirical Test’, paper presented to Western Political Science Association, San Francisco.

Coughlin, Richard M. & Boyle, Richard (1994), ‘”Conceptualizing and Operationalizing Cultural Theory.”‘, in Dennis J. Coyle and Richard J. Ellis (ed.), Politics, Policy, and Culture, Westview Press, pp. 191-218.

Coughlin, Richard M. & Lockhart, Charles (1998), ‘”Grid-Group Theory and Political Ideology: A Consideration of Their Relative Strengths and Weaknesses for Explaining the Structure of Mass Belief Systems.”‘, Journal of Theoretical Politics, vol. 10, no. Winter, pp. 33-58.

Coughlin, R. M., & Lockhart, C. (1998), ‘ Grid-group theory and political ideology - A consideration of their relative strengths and weaknesses for explaining the structure of mass belief systems.’ Journal of Theoretical Politics, vol. 10, no. 1, pp. 33-58.

Coulson, Andrea B. (2002), ‘Banking on Hermeneutics.’ paper presented to Critical Perspectives on Accounting Conference,, Baruch College, City University of New York, 25-27 April 2002.

Coyle, D. J. (1994), ‘The Theory That Would Be King.’ in D. J. Coyle & R. J. Ellis (Eds.) (ed.), Politics, Policy and Culture, Oxford: Westview Press, pp. 219-39.

—- (1994), ‘”This Land Is Your Land, This Land Is My Land”: Cultural Conflict in Environmental and Land-Use Regulation’, in D. J. Coyle & R. J. Ellis (Eds.) (ed.), Politics, Policy and Culture, Oxford: Westview Press, pp. 33-50.

Coyle, D. J. & Ellis, R. J. (eds) (1994), Politics, Policy and Culture, Oxford: Westview Press.

Coyle, Dennis J., Richard J. Ellis (1994), ‘Introduction’, in eds D.J.Coyle & R.J.Ellis (ed.), Politics, Policy and Culture,, Westview, Boulder, pp. 1-14.

Craig, S. C. (1993) The Malevolent Leaders: Popular Discontent in America., Westview, Boulder.

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Thompson, Michael (1979) How to Draw Profiles on the Poor.

—- (1979) Penurious Albion.

—- (1979) Freedom Farm - an example of the autonomous strategy.

—- (1980), ‘An Outline of the Cultural Theory of Risk.’ Working Paper, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Laxenburg, Austria, vol. 80-177.

—- (1980), ‘Aesthetics of Risk: Culture or Context.’ in Jr. R. C. Schwing & W. A. Abers (ed.), Social Risk Assessment: How Safe in Safe Enough?, Plenum Press, New York and London.

—- (1981), ‘Beyond Self-Interest, A Cultural Analysis of A Risk Debate.’ Working Paper, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Laxenburg, Austria, vol. 81-17.

—- (1982), ‘The Problem of The Centre: An Autonomous Cosmology’, in M. Douglas (Ed.) (ed.), Essays In The Sociology Of Perception, Routledge & Kegan Paul, London, pp. 302-28.

—- (1982) A Three-Dimensionsal Model, Essays In The Sociology Of Perception, Routledge & Kegan Paul, London.

—- (1983), ‘A Cultural Basis for Comparison.’ in H. C. Kunreuther & J. Linneroothet (ed.), Risk Analysis and Decision Processes, Springer-Verlag, Berlin.

—- (1983), ‘Institutionalized Styles and Political Regimes.’ in Mary Douglas and Michael Thompson James Douglas (ed.), Social Choice and Cultural Bias. Collaborative Paper,, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis,. Laxenburg, Austria, vol. 83-4.

—- (1984), ‘Among the Energy Tribes: a Cultural Framework for the Analysis and Design of Energy policy.’ Policy Sciences, vol. 17.

—- (1984), ‘The Cultural Construction of Nature and the Natural Destruction of Culture.’ Working Paper, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Laxenburg, Austria, vol. 84-92.

Thompson, Michael & Warburton, Michael (1985), ‘Uncertainty on a Himalayan Scale.’ Mountain Research and Development, vol. 5, no. 2, pp. 115-35.

—- (1985), ‘Knowing Where to Hit It: a Conceptual Framework for the Sustainable Development of the Himalaya.’ Mountain Research and Development, vol. 5, no. 3, pp. 203-20.

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Thompson, Michael & Wildavsky, Aaron (1986), ‘A Cultural Theory of Information Bias in Organization’, Journal of Management Studies, vol. 23, no. 3, pp. 273-86.

—- (1986), ‘A Poverty of Distinction: From Economic Homogeneity to Cultural Heterogeneity in the Classification of Poor People’, Policy Sciences, vol. 19, pp. 163-99.

Thompson, Michael (1986), ‘To Hell With the Turkeys: A Diatribe Directed at the Pernicious Trepidity of Current Intellectual Approaches to Risk.’ in D. MacLean (ed.), Values at Risk., Rowman and Allanheld, Totowa, N. J.

Thompson, Michael & Wildavsky, Aaron (1986), ‘A Poverty of Distinction: From Economic Hegemoneity to Cultural Heterogeneity in Classification of Poor People.’ Policy Sciences, vol. 19, pp. 163-99.

—- (1986), ‘A Cultural Theory of Information Bias in Organization.’ Journal of Management Studies, vol. 23, no. 3, pp. 273-86.

Thompson, Michael, James, Peter & Tayler, Paul (1987), ‘Plural Rationality.’ paper presented to Conference on Analysing the Inchoate: Interrelationship in Complex System, 16th-18th April, 1987.

Thompson, Michael (1988) Socially Viable Ideas of Nature: a Cultural Hypothesis, Man, nature and technology : essays on the role of ideological percept ion - Essays on the Role of Ideological Perceptions, St. Martin Press., New York.

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—- (1989), ‘Engineering and Anthropology: Is There a Difference?’ in J. Brown (ed.), Environmental Threats: Perception, Analysis and Management, Belhaven, London.

—- (1989), ‘Surprises from Systems, Natural and Cultural.’ Speculations in Science and Technology, vol. 12, no. 4, pp. 299-306.

Thompson, J. B. (1990) Ideology and modern culture : critical social theory in the era of mass communication., Polity Press, Cambridge.

Thompson, Michael, Ellis, R., & Wildavsky, Aaron (1990) Cultural Theory, Westview Press, Boulder, Colo.

—- (1992), ‘Political Cultures’, in M. Hawkesworth & M. Kogan (Eds.) (ed.), Encyclopedia of Government and Politics, Routledge, London, pp. 507-20.

Thompson, Michael (1996), Inherent relationality: An anti-dualist approach to institutions. LOS Report 9608, LOS-centre, Bergen.

—- (ed.) (1996), Kulturteorien er ein teori, Kultur som Levem?�te, Samlaget, Oslo.

—- (1996), Inherent Relationality: An Anti-Dualist Approach to Institution. Report No. 9608, LOS-Centre(The Norwegian Research Center in Organization and Management, Bergen), Bergen.

—- (1996), ‘Unsiteability: What Should It Tell Us?’ Risk, Health, Safety, and Environment, vol. 7, pp. 169-79.

—- (1997) Cultural Theory and Integrated Assessment. Environmental Modelling and Assessment.

—- (1997), ‘Security and Solidarity - An Anti-Reductionist Framework for Thingking about the Relationship Between Us and the Rest of Nature.’ The Geographical Journal.

Thompson, Michael & Joanne, L.-B. (1997), Risk and Governance:. European Science Foundatoin Standing Commitee for the Social Sciences.

Thompson, Michael (1997), ‘Security and Solidarity: An Anti-reductionist Framework for Thinking about the relationship Between Us and the Rest of Nature.’ Geographical Journal, vol. 163, no. 2, pp. 163-99.

—- (1997), ‘Cultural Theory and Integrated Assessment.’ Environmental Modeling and Assessment, vol. 2, pp. 139-50.

—- (1998), ‘Waste and Fairness.’ Social Research, vol. 65, no. 1, pp. 55-73.

—- (1998), ‘Style and Scale: Two Source of Institutional Inappropriateness.’ in Michael Goldman (ed.), Privatizing Nature: Political Struggles for the Global Commons, Pluto, London, pp. 198-228.

Thompson, Michael & Rayner, Steve (1998), ‘Risk and Governance Part _: The Discourse of Climate Changes.’ Government and Opposition, vol. 33, no. 2, pp. 139-66.

—- (1998), ‘Cultural Discourses.’ in & E. L. Malone S. Rayner (ed.), Human Choice and Climate Change., Battelle Press, Columbus.

Thompson, Michael, Grendstad, G. & Selle, P. (eds) (1999), Cultural Theory As Political Science., Routledge., London:.

Thompson, Michael, & Gyawali, D. (1999), Transboundary Risk Management in the South: a Nepalese perspective on Himalayan water projects’. Dept. of Comparative Politics, University of Bergen, and Royal Nepal Academy of Science and Technology.

Thompson, Michael (1999), ‘Global Networks and Local Cultures: What are the Mismatches and What Can be done about them?’ paper presented to first symposium of the German American Academic Council’s Project “Global Network and Local Value”, Dresden, February 18-20.

—- (2000), ‘Consumption, Motivation and Choice Across: Consequences For Selected Target Groups.’ in Jayant Sathaye and Daniel Bouille Eberhard Jochem (ed.), Society Behavior, and Climates Change Mitigation., Kluwer Academic Publishers, London.

—- (2001), ‘Man and Nature a Single but Complex System’, in Encyclopedia of Global and Environmental Change, Wiley, vol. 5.

Thompson, Kimberly M., Rabouw, R. Frank & Cooke, Roger M. (2001), ‘The Risk of Groundling Fatalities from Unintentional Airplane Crashes.’ Risk Analysis: An Official Publication of the Society for Risk Analysis, vol. 21, no. 6, pp. 1025-38.

Thompson, Michael (2002), ‘Don’t Let It Put You Off Your Dinner: First Steps Towards Ethical Policies Shaped by Cultural Considerations.’ Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis, vol. 4, no. 3, pp. 347-63.

Thompson, Michael & Price, Martin F. (2002), ‘In Praise of Clumsiness : Understanding Man and Nature as a single but complex system’, IHDP Update, Newletter of the International Human Dimensions Programme on Global Environmental Change, no. 1.

Thompson, Michael ( 2000), Understanding Environmental Values: A Cultural Theory Approach. Carnegie Council on the Ethic and International Affairs.

Thorogood, Nicki (2000), ‘Mouthrules and the Construction of Sexual Identities.’ Sexualities, vol. 3, no. 2, pp. 165-82.

Tranvik, Tommy, Thompson, Michael & Selle, Per (1999), ‘Doing Technology (and Democracy) the Pack-Donkey’s Way: The Technomorphic Approach to ICT Policy.’ Maktog demokratiutredningens rapportserie, vol. 9.

Uggla, Ylva (2001), ‘Institutional Thinking in Siting Controversies: the Case of Stripa Mine.’ paper presented to New Perspective on Siting Controversy: An International Multidisciplinary Conference, Glumslove, Sweden, May 17-20, 2001.

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—- (2002), ‘David Garland, ‘The Culture of Control”, Journal of Law and Society, vol. 29, no. 2.

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—- (1997), ‘Review Essay: The Development and Application of Cultural Theory’, Government and Opposition.

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Verweij, Marco, Oros, Andrew & Jacquin-Berdal, Dominique (1998), ‘��Culture in World Politics: An Introduction��.’ in Dominique Jacquin-Berdal, Andrew Oros and Marco Verweij (eds.) (ed.), Culture in World Politics, MacMillan/St. Martin��s Press, London/New York.

Verweij, Marco (1999), ‘��Whose Behavior Is Affected by International Anarchy?�� chapter 2′, in Michael Thompson, Gunnar Grendstad & Per Selle (eds), Cultural Theory as Political Science, Routledge, London.

—- (1999), ‘��A Watershed on the Rhine: Changing Approaches to International Environmental Cooperation’, GeoJournal, vol. 47, no. 3, pp. 453-61.

—- (2000) Transboundary Environmental Problems and Cultural Theory: The Protection of the Rhine and the Great Lakes, Palgrave, Basingstoke & New York.

—- (2000) ��Two Ways of Solving Environmental Problems: A Comparative Study of Industrial Releases into the Rhine and the Great Lakes��, Max Planck Project Group on Common Goods Preprint Series, Preprint 2000/2.

—- (2000), ‘��Why Is the River Rhine Cleaner than the Great Lakes (Despite Looser Regulation)?’ Law & Society Review, vol. 34, no. 4, pp. 501-48.

—- (2000), ‘��Warum der Rhein wieder rein ist��’, Max Planck Forschung, vol. 4, pp. 55-7.

—- (2002), ‘Cultural Theory.’ paper presented to Conference on Culture & Public Action, World Bank, 1818 H Street, NW, MC 13-121, Washington, DC., June 30-July 1, 2002.

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—- (1984) The Nursing Father: Moses as a political leader,. The University of Alabama Press.

—- (1985), ‘Change in Political Culture, Politics’, The Journal of the Australasian Political Studies Association, vol. 20, no. 2, pp. 95-102.

—- (1985), ‘The Logic of Public Sector Growth.’ in J. E. Lane (ed.), State and Market. The Politics of Public and the Private., Sage, London.

—- (1986) Budgeting, A Comparative Theory of Budgetary Processes, Second, Revised Edition edn, Transaction Books, New Brunswick/Oxford.

—- (1986), ‘Doing More and Using Less: Utilisation of Research As a Result of Regime.’ in A. Wildavsky (ed.), Reader of Political Culture, UC Berkeley.

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—- (1987), ‘The Media’s “American Egalitarians”‘, The Public Interest, vol. 88, pp. 94-108.

—- (1988) Searching for Safety, Transaction, New Brunswick, N.J.

Wildavsky, A. (1988), ‘A Cultural Theory of Budgeting.’ International Journal of Public Administration, vol. 11, pp. 651-77.

Wildavsky, Aaron (1989), ‘A Cultural Theory of Leadership’, in B. D. Jones (Ed.) (ed.), Leadership and Politics. New Perspectives in Political Science, University Press of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, pp. 87-113.

—- (ed.) (1989), Frames of Reference Come From Cultures: A Predictive Theory., The Relevance of Culture, Bergin and Garvey Publishers., New York.

Wildavsky, Aaron & Karl Dake (1990), ‘Theories of risk perception: who fears what and why?’ Daedalus, vol. 119, pp. 41-60.

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Wildavsky, Aaron (1991), ‘What other theory would be expected to answer such profound questions? A Reply to Per Selle��s Critique of Cultural Theory,’ Scandinavian Political Studies, vol. 14, no. 4, pp. 355-60.

—- (1991) The Rise of Radical Egalitarianism, American University Press, Washington, DC.

—- (1991), ‘Can Norms Rescue Self-Interest or Macro Explanations be Joined to Micro Explanations’, Critical Review, vol. 5, no. 3, pp. 301-23.

—- (1991), ‘Efficiency as a Function of Culture’, Efficiency and the Social Services - Administration in Social Work, vol. 15, no. 1/2, pp. 147-53.

—- (1991), ‘What Other Theory Would Be Expected to Answer Such Profound Questions? A Reply to Per Selle’s Critique of Cultural Theory”, Scandinavian Political Studies, vol. 14, no. 4, pp. 355-60.

—- (1991), ‘Is Culture the Culprit?’ Public Interest, vol. 113, no. 110-118.

—- (1991), ‘Resolved, that Individualism and Egalitarianism be Made Compatible in American: Political Roots of Exceptionalism.’ in Byron Shafer (ed.), Is America Different?: A New Look at American Exceptionalism., Oxford Univ. Press, New York.

—- (1993), ‘Democracy As A Coalition Of Cultures. Society’, vol. 31, no. 1, pp. 80-3.

—- (1993), ‘On the Social Construction of Distinctions: Risk, Rape, Public Goods, and Altruism’, in M. Hechter, L. Nadel & R. E. Michod (eds), The Origin of Values, Aldine De Gruyter, New York.

—- (1994), ‘Why self interest means less outside a social context, Cultural contributions to a theory of rational choice,’ Journal of Theoretical Politics, vol. 6, no. 2, pp. 131-59.

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—- (1995) But Is It True? A Citizen’s Guide to Environmental Health and Safety Issues, Harvard University Press, Cambridge.

—- (1996), ‘Dei tre kulturane. ?� forklare anomaliar i den amerikanske velferdsstaten’, in G. Grendstad & P. Selle (Eds.) (eds), Kultur som Levem?�te, Samlaget, Oslo, pp. 55-66.

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