Berkeley journal of sociology: a critical review

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  Año 2010, Número 54. Dedicado a: Knowledge production and expertise

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    Keynote addres, 2010 BJS Annual Conference: How parents of autistic children became "Experts on their own children": Notes toward a sociology of expertise

    Gil Eyal

    págs. 3-17

    
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    Responses to Gil Eyal: How do children of parents of autistic children become experts on themselves?

    Susan Schweik

    págs. 18-26

    
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    Response to Gil Eyal

    Neil Fligstein

    págs. 23-26

    
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    Intersections of accountability: measuring the effectiveness of international development NGOs

    Shannon Adair Williams

    págs. 27-58

    
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    Centripetal and centrifugal: tensions in the religious scholarship of Orthodox Jewish women

    Devorah Shubowitz

    págs. 59-83

    
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    Messageboard confessional: online discourse and the production of the "Emo Kid"

    M. Douglas Daschuk

    págs. 84-107

    
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    Arguing science, creating race: the 2005 FDA approval hearings for BiDil

    Deirdre D. Caputo-Levine

    págs. 108-123