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Brenner, Mats (1997) The Politics of Growth, Economic Regulation in Sweden 1930-1994,Lund: Arkiv Frlag (Dissertation.)
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Dobbin F. and Dowd, T.(1997) How Policy Shapes Competition: Early Railroad Foundings in Massachusetts,' Administrative Science Quarterly, 42: 501-529.

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Roy, William (1997), Socializing Capital, The Rise of the Large Industrial Corporation in America, Princeton, NJ.: Princeton University Press.
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Sales, Arnaud & Kamin, Adikhari (eds.) (Forthcoming), Knowledge, Economy and Society, London: Sage.

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Behlul, Usdiken (ed.) (1997), State, Market, and Organizational Forms, Berlin-N.Y: W.de Gruyter.
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Blinder, A., Canetti, E., Lebow, D., Rudd, J. (1997), Asking About Prices, A New approach to Understanding Price Stickiness, New York: Russel Sage Foundation.
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Custer, Peter (1997), Capital Accumulation and Women's Labour in Asian Economies, London: Sage.
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Moore, Dorothy & Buttner, Holly (1997), Women Entrepreneurs, Moving Beyond the Glass Ceiling, London: Sage.
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Lengyel, Gyorgy & Bartha, Attila, (1997), Bankers: the Predominant Group of the Hungarian Economic Elite?' Replika, March.

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Scott, John (1997), Corporate Business and Capitalist Classes, London: Sage.
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Shiba, Takao (1997), Beyond the Firm, Business Groups in International and Historical Perspective, Oxford: Oxford University Press.
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Swedberg, Richard (ed.) (Fortcoming in 1998), Entrepreneurship: The Social Science View, Oxford: Oxford University Press.
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Zajac, Barbara & Brewster-Stearns, Linda. (1997), CEOs' Career Backgrounds and Corporate Long-Term Strategic Planning,' Sociological Inquiry, 67, 2:207-226

Baudrillard, Jean (1998/1970), The Consumer Society, Myths and Structures, Translated by Chris Turner, London: Sage.

Corrigan, Peter (1997), The Sociology of Consumption, London: Sage.
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Falk, Pasi, & Campbell, Colin (eds.) (1997), The Shopping Experience, London: Sage.
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Goodwin, N., Ackerman, F., Kiron, D. (eds.) (1997), The Consumer Society, Washington D.C.: Island Press

Mackay, Hugh (ed.) (1997), Consumption and Everyday Life, London: Sage.
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Baum, Harald (ed.) (1997), Japan: Economic Success and Legal System, Berlin, New York: Walter de Gruyter.
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Mahmud, Simeen (1997), Women's Work in Urban Bangladesh: Is There an Economic Rationale?' Development and Change, 28:235-260.

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Zakaria, Yakubu (1997), The Cultural Context of Business, A Study of Firms in a Northern Nigerian Society, Uppsala: Uppsala University Library (Dissertation.)
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