Vol. 19 No. 1 (2012): Public Governance

Articles

• The development and types of social knowledge

  Jerzy Hausner

  9-18

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• Analysis of society from the point of view of an acting subject

  Jarosław Górniak

  19-32

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• Cognition, knowledge and social action in the multiplicity paradigm

  Stanisław Mazur

  33-42

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• What will replace sociology?

  Jan Hartman

  43-52

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• Society as a coordination problem: The role of knowledge in establishing social entities

  Anna Giza

  53-70

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• Social imaginaries, structuration, learning, and ‘collibration’: Th eir role and limitations in governing complexity

  Bob Jessop

  71-84

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• Deep Complexity and the problem of criticality in Morin’s and Le Moigne’s accouts of complexity

  Robert Delorme

  85-108

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• Knowledge regimes: How America and Denmark made sense of the stagflation crisis

  John L. Campbell, Ove K. Pedersen

  109-124

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• When the cognitive subject is an active woman: The case of feminist studies

  Barbara Worek

  125-136

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• Linguistics vs. the contemporary research paradigms

  Robert Chrabąszcz

  137-146

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• Evidence-based policy: A new approach to old problems

  Bartosz Józefowski

  147-152

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• Unintended effects of human actions, or the reforms of the higher education system

  Magdalena Jelonek

  153-164

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• Social knowledge creation in the complex responsive processes theory

  Marek Ćwiklicki

  165-172

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• Explaining the emergence of norms

  Miłowit Kuniński

  173-184

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• The development and types of social knowledge – continued

  Jerzy Hausner

  185-194

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