Journal of Critical Studies on Business & Society

Abstracting & Indexing

The JOURNAL of CRITICAL STUDIES in BUSINESS & SOCIETY is regularly listed in the International Current Awareness Services and selected material is indexed in the International Bibliography of the Social Sciences, both published by the London School of Economics and Political Science.

Abstracts of the JOURNAL of CRITICAL STUDIES in BUSINESS & SOCIETY are included in the World Banking Abstracts, which are published by the Institute of European Finance and Basil Blackewell, as well as in the Sociological Abstracts (SA) and the Social Planning/Policy and Development Abstracts (SOPODA).

Abstracts are also available on line by BRS, DATA-STAR, DIALOG and DIMDI data bases.

INDEX

SPECIAL ISSUE: Critical Perspectives on Gender

Volume 1, Numbers 1 & 2, 2010

SECTION A

  • From New Woman to 'New' Feminism: Some thoughts on the Post-Feminist era", Charis Xinari
  • "Inside Out: Representations of Women and Work on Popular Television", Jen Kennedy and Liz Linden
  • "Feminism, Disability, and Women with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder", Maeve O' Donnovan
  • "Sex-gender Oppression, Sociolinguistics, Feminism, Triad of Power", B.Lara Lee
  • "Can Local Government Reform Empower Women Socially? Experience from Bangladesh", Pranab Kumar Panday
  • "Violence against Women in Turkey: Beliefs and Traditions", Ilhan Yildiz
  • "For whom the post Tolls beyond Technologies of Feminism: Postmortem of Transnational Communicative Environments", W.Anselmi and S. Wilson

SECTION B

  • "The Political Modality of the Capitalist State in a Global World: A Theoretical Account", Soteris Kattos
  • "«Πολίτης» as an Ancient Greek term for "citizen": its origins and establishment", Andreas Milios

SPECIAL ISSUE: Online and Offline Social Movements: Interdisciplinary Perspectives

Volume 2 Numbers 1 & 2, 2011

  • "Online and Offline Social Movements: An Interdisciplinary Critical Insigh", Vasiliki Triga
  • "A Critical Analysis of a Theoretical Debate on Power of Social Movements – a Case Study of the New Anti-War Movement", Tiina Seppälä
  • "Collective Identity and Empowerment in the December 2008 Protests in Greece: A Socio-psychological Approach", Aphrodite Baka and Anastasia Garyfallou
  • "Social Protests through Facebook in the Greek context: The case of the 'I don't pay' movement", Vasiliki Triga
  • "Technological Innovation and Environmental Social Movements: A Critical Approach", Athanasios Hadjimanolis
  • "The Spatiality of Control. ICT and Physical Space in Social Protest", Christoph Craviolini, Joris Van Wezemael and Felix Wirth
  • "On the Linkages Between New Technologies and Democratic Transformations: A Critical Appraisal", Fernando Mendez
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